01 Mathematics and the Bible
02 Axioms and Promises
03 Natural Numbers and the Creation of Heaven and Earth
04 Natural Numbers and Free Will for Mathematicians
05 Domino and Infinity
06 Creating the Spirit and God's Natural Numbers
07 Addition of Natural Numbers and the Israelites
08 Subtraction of natural numbers and Adam's lifespan
Age of the Earth and Adam's Genealogy
10 Vertical lines and year standards
11 Multiplication and Forgiveness
The 12-Multiplication Rule and the Genealogy of Jesus
13 Calculation Order and Jacob
14 Division and the Final Miracle
15x and the Fruit of Faith
16 divisors, multiples, and compensation
17 fractions and tithe
Addition of Fractions and Distribution of Joshua
Multiplication of Fractions and the Priest's Quotient
Abstraction of the 20th Fraction and the New Commandments
21 people of the same size and size
22 Figures and Solomon's Temple
23 Units and the Size of the Temple
Area of ​​24 circles and temple furniture
25 Volume and Temple Pillars
26 Measurements and Noah's Ark
27 Functions and Naming Adam
Finding the 28 Rules and the Ten Commandments of Moses
29 Mathematical Logic and Biblical Truth
30 Artificial Intelligence and God's Creation of Humans
Epilogue 31: Mathematics, the Bible, and Me

Is it possible for mathematics and the Bible to intersect? Can we find passages specifically about mathematics in the Bible? These are questions anyone can ask.
Of course, the Bible is the 'Word of God' expressed in 'human writings', and since the purpose of the Bible is not to do mathematics, you will not be able to find direct mathematics in the Bible.
However, since the Bible is a book that shows the purpose and direction of human life and mathematical activities are incorporated into human life, expressions related to mathematics frequently appear in the Bible.
Therefore, rather than examining how the Bible deals with mathematics, it's natural to examine how mathematics is used in the Bible. It's been a long time since I first began to think about the connection between mathematics and the Bible.


It started with the question of how to understand infinity. In the Bible, the infinite being is God, and infinity is expressed in mathematics.
Humans are finite beings, and the world we live in is a real world, yet we act as if we know all our mistakes.
However, in mathematics, we often try to understand the properties of real numbers.
However, if you tie the two ends of the perpendicular line of real numbers together, it becomes like a finite circle, and mathematics on circles has many good properties.
Isn't our life like that? The world we live in is like a vertical line of errors. Many things are impossible in real life, but with the addition of the infinite God, I wonder if many things become possible.


While this explanation may seem far-fetched, wouldn't this approach offer a piece of the puzzle for understanding God through mathematics? With this kind of thinking in mind, we can explore how mathematics is used in the Bible, how the Bible has influenced mathematics (thought), and how mathematics can aid in understanding the Bible.
Here, we will examine the fundamental mathematical concepts found in elementary mathematics, and explore the Bible's incorporation of these concepts. While there are many ways to approach this, we will cover the common structure of mathematics and the Bible, the birth and operations of natural numbers, the expansion of natural numbers and the necessity of fractions, and the operations of fractions, geometry and geometric measurements, and logic.