Grace, Peace and Blessings to the body of 1480,
The following is a recent
addition to my "Womb Of Mathematics" article. I actually
discovered it and made this graphic over a year ago. I only
hesitated to share it because of the theoretical nature of
identifying element #118 as the final element in the
periodic table. Forgive me for not sharing it sooner
:)
There are 118 chemical elements
that make up the periodic table of elements. Theoretically,
there may be more elements higher than 118 that are yet to
be discovered. However, not only is this very unlikely,
there are also hints that element #118 may represent the
final element:
- We know there is a definite
limit to the number of potential elements (since atoms can
only contain a finite amount of mass)
- Even if elements beyond #118
could exist, scientists acknowledge that we are unlikely to
even detect them during our lifetime (as we move higher in
the sequence of elements, they become much more difficult to
detect)
- The 118th element (Oganesson)
actually completes the seventh row of the periodic table
(very curious, to say the least)
- The Ordinal Greek value of
"CHRIST" = 118 (thus uniting the numerical signature of the
divine encoder with the table of elements)
- The atomic weight of the
118th element (i.e. Protons + Neutrons) = 294 = Ordinal
Greek "LORD JESUS CHRIST"
With all this in mind, I would
now like to share a powerful atomic code I have uncovered.
We know that there are three fundamental components of the
atom. Namely, the Proton, the Neutron and the Electron.
Therefore, I present to you: "The Atomic Creation Code
(37073)"
THE ATOMIC CREATION CODE (37073)
There are 118
atomic elements
Ordinal Greek "CHRIST" =
118
The atomic weight of the 118th
element = 294
Ordinal Greek "LORD JESUS
CHRIST" = 294
There are THREE fundamental
components of the atom:
1) Protons
2) Neutrons
3) Electrons
THREE joined Triangles of T118
= 21061 counters
21061 + 16012 = 37073
Genesis 1:1 = 2701 = 37
× 73
2701 + 1072 = 3773
JESUS CHRIST IS GOD
GOD IS CHRIST JESUS
Battalion Of
Christ,
Leo Tavares (aka Megiddo)