From: Richard Amiel McGough
Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 2004 2:31 PM
Subject: Your discoveriesDear Brother John,
I am very interested in what you have discovered, but it seems like you forgot to tell us how you determined the three colors. I know you said there were only three themes that covered all 66 books, but I don't recall you telling us what those themes are and how you determined them. It would help a lot if you gave us a little more detail about that aspect of your insight.
Thanks, and God bless you in your service of Christ,
Richard
Hi Richard,
No, I have not forgotten. When I first discovered the pattern, I read the whole Bible from cover to cover to confirm the pattern. Literally every page of the Holy Writ is designed with this pattern! The more I read the more uncertain I became because the three themes seem such general themes that are subject to interpretation although I have accumulated a huge amount of textual evidence. I became rather dissatisfied and prayed to God to confirm the discovery.
I revisited Ps 119 and confirmed that the pattern is there. I then focused on the pattern and tried to discern the supernatural aspects of the design. What followed was one amazing discovery after another that left me speechless. The thing about geometry and mathematics is that they are less subjective and constitutes powerful evidence of divine authorship.
Now comes to the 3 themes. I stumbled on these three themes as I was doing my Trinity study earlier in the year.
http://www.fivedoves.com/letters/apr2004/tng421.htm
http://www.fivedoves.com/letters/may2004/tng53.htm
The clues are there in Rev 21, 22. They are confirmed by the eight scriptures that begin with "And God said, let ......" in Genesis 1. There are also eight corresponding scriptures in Revelation that contains "God" and "the Lamb" (Rev 7:10, 7:17, 14:4, 15:3, 21:22, 21:23, 22:1, 22:3) The sciptures highlighted are the most explicit where these 3 themes are concerned. The Father is the Temple (Square), the Son is the Light (Triangle) and the Holy Spirit is the Living Water (Circle).
The throne in Rev 22:3 is the symbol of banner and the Kingdom of God.
Hope that helps for a start.
John