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February 21, 2021 by Aiden Powers Leave a Comment

Biblical Numerology: Meanings of Numbers in the Bible

What is Biblical numerology?

Biblical numerology is a way of understanding the bible by deeply analysing its use of numbers through the lens of numerology. Over time, the practice of biblical numerology became more about understanding the bible and it’s mysteries, rather than just reading it.

Each letter has a corresponding number and this is used to assign a number value to a word, based on its original letter. For example, the word ‘God’ in English would have a value of 28 (G=3, O=14, D=4). But, due to the nature of the bible and the languages it’s written in, there are some inconsistencies.

For example, if we use the above ‘God’ example in the greek version of the bible, it would be written as ‘θεοσ’ or ‘theos’. This comes out to be 810 (Θ=800, Ε=5, Ο=70, ς=300). The same word written in the latin version comes out to be 1184 (G=3, D=400, O=70, S=200).

Now that we’ve gone over some basics, let’s get into some deeper biblical numerology.

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Biblical meaning of zero:

Nothing. The absence of anything. Also, a symbol of the ultimate, such as God.

The first number mentioned in Genesis: “in the beginning there was nothing.”

Biblical meaning of number 1:

After the beginning. Also, it can be seen as an extension of zero because the first step is just to get started.

The Biblical meaning of the number one is a pivotal beginning, new and fresh. The first man, the first day, the first king, and so on.

The number 1 symbolizes a new step in life, whether that be the start of an enterprise or an idea (such as with a religion).

One also has a connotation of unity. The Bible is the best example of this, as it is supposed to be a unity of holy scripture. It was written by various people, but it is seen as a unity.

In essence, the Bible is one book, one religion, one God. The number one is used in the Bible to describe God, who is the only true one worthy of our worship. We are not to worship anyone or anything else.

This idea is also important in most world religions; especially monotheistic ones such as Judaism and Islam, but also some forms of Hinduism and Buddhism. The number one also represents unity, completeness, and perfection.

These ideas are represented by God as he is all powerful, all knowing, and all wise. No human can match even a small amount of perfection that God has. We can only strive toward it, and then only with his help.

Biblical meaning of number 2:

Separation and duality. First because two is necessary for there to be an us and them (or a them and us). Second, it is also a link between one and three, making it important in both beginnings and endings.

The number two is the first number that represents a conceptual idea, rather than a tangible thing. The number two represents the beginning of duality. Day and night, good and evil, right and wrong.

The number two lies at the heart of all binaries. The Bible contains many opposing ideas, but they are opposed to each other in order to achieve a third goal. For example, God is all good, but Satan evil. God allows freedom of will, which Satan does not.

God’s will ultimately prevails over Satan’s will and good will ultimately triumph over evil, but only after a period of conflict and strife. The number two also represents division. The world we live in today is mostly divided into separate countries.

Even on a smaller scale, many countries are separated by borders, language, and culture. In the same way, good and evil exist in division from one another. The world is not just divided between good and evil, but also many smaller concepts that lie between these two opposing forces.

The Bible mentions the number two numerous times in regard to a large amount of opposing ideas.

In the Old Testament, the Israelites are commanded by God to wipe out the opposing tribes and claim the land of Canaan as their own. This is to prevent an even greater opposing force, that of the numerous tribes of evil people who live in the land.

In the New Testament, Jesus preaches peace and brotherhood among all men. He brings division to the old ideas of hatred and forces a new idea of love for one another.

Christianity lies in the center of these two ideas: peace and war. In order to spread the message of God, many Christian missionaries underwent great trials and suffered much persecution.

Biblical meaning of number 3:

Completion. The Three in One (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit). The Father, the beginning; the Son, the link between; the Holy Spirit, the completion. Also three days of the resurrection.

The number three is the first triadic number. A triad refers to a group of three. The triangle is also an important shape. A pyramid can be pictured as a triangular shape with a triangular peak. This is a representation of God, as God is regarded as the “peak” of existence.

Within the Bible, it says that God existed before creation and was alone, until he created the heavens and earth. This shape is also a very stable shape. The triangle is the only shape that won’t fall down if placed vertically against a surface.

A platform must be at least a square to keep from falling. A platform can be made of equilateral triangles to ensure it doesn’t fall. Three legs of a table are attached at a single point and the table won’t fall, but add a fourth leg and the table will stand even more solidly.

Biblical meaning of number 4:

The number four is the number of solid foundation. It is also symbolic of created earthly space (ie. a house).

In the Bible, there are four cardinal points (north, south, east, and west).
The number four is also symbolic of the natural world and this life, as opposed to the spiritual world and eternity.
There are four gospels, four living creatures that surround God’s throne, and the “New Jerusalem” (heaven) has twelve gates, with the names of the twelve tribes of Israel on them–three on each gate.
The fourth hour of the Passion–“It was now about the fourth hour (John 19:14).
The fourth promise of the Lord to the Israelites–“Neither will I suffer the feet of the Assyrian to rest on the soil of my people Israel” (II Kings 19:32).
The fourth petition of the Lord’s Prayer–“And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil

Biblical meaning of number 5:

Grace. The number of fingers on a human hand; also the number of wounds Christ received on the cross. Also, the Pentecost (when the Holy Spirit came to the apostles in the form of tongues of fire).

The number of human senses. Also, the number of books in the Torah (Christian Bible). There are five appendages on a cross (four arms and one crossbar)

Biblical meaning of number 6:

Man. The number of days God labored on the sixth day. Also, the number of days Christ walked on this earth. Also, the number of souls made in God’s image – Adam and Eve, and Cain, Abel, and Seth.

Biblical meaning of number 7:

Completeness. The number of days in a week. A heptagon is a seven-sided shape. Seven hundred: he complete man. Used to refer to someone who has lived a full life, or symbolize the end of man’s existence on Earth.

The number 7 also relates to the “days” of Creation. The Number of Creation: God created the Heavens and the Earth–this is the fundamental creation (Genesis 1:1). This means that before this there was nothing–no time, no space, no matter, and no energy.

Then God created Heaven–referring to the sky (Genesis 1:1). Then God separated the waters (Genesis 1:6) and this is when time began. There was not a before and after. Then God spoke the world into existence, and things got started. God then created light (Genesis 1:3).

Biblical meaning of number 8:

Already seen as a doubled four, and can be used in a similar way to symbolize completeness.

Biblical meaning of number 9:

God’s number. Used to represent divine perfection and completeness. Nine hundred: Used to refer to something that is perfect, or something approaching the end of perfection.

Biblical meaning of number 10:

Can refer to a completion of a cycle. Also the number of fingers on a human hand. Also, completion of the Christian Bible.

Perfection (God is seen as having ten attributes in the Jewish religion).
There are 10 commandments given by God to the Jewish people on Mount Sinai in the Bible. This doesn’t mean that God only recognizes the Jews as his chosen people. It simply means that this is the first time he made a deal with a group of humans.
The last supper consisted of 10 disciples before Jesus was betrayed (Luke 22:9).
There are 10 generations from Adam to Noah and 10 generations from Noah to Abraham. From Abraham to David there are 4 generations, and from David to the first coming of Christ there are 3.

Biblical meaning of number 11:

The number 11 represents disorder and chaos.
There are 11 instances in the bible where God curses whole nations.
Jesus is betrayed by Judas for 30 pieces of silver (Matthew 26:15). This leads to His arrest in Gethsemane.
There are 11 Apostles (including John the Beloved) that witness Christ’s transfiguration (Matthew 17:1).
In the last book of the bible, we are told about 11 faithful and discreet slave-owners who share their master’s talents (or in this case–slaves).

Biblical meaning of number 12:

The number 12 is a number of government and administration.

There were 12 tribes of Jews.
There were 12 disciples that followed Jesus.
There were 12 stones chosen to tell the story of the battle of Jericho.
There were also 12 apostles.

Biblical meaning of number 13:

The number 13 has traditionally represented rebellion against God and is seen as a sign of bad luck.

Some cultures also believed that there is a 13th gift to men in the 12 days of Christmas.
In a full circle (which has been said to represent completeness), there are 12 sections and the 13th is the centre.
Satan is seen as the 13th tribe of Israel and he uses this number as a mark of defiance against God.
It is also the reason why Friday the 13th is considered bad luck, since 13 is seen to be a reversal of faith, while Friday was the day Jesus died (Good Friday).
Nimrod, who rebelled against God, was the 13th descendent of Ham.

Biblical meaning of number 14:

There are 3 sets of 14 generations within Jesus’s lineage. The first set of fourteen is from Adam to Noah. The second set is from Shem to Abraham and the 3rd set is from David to Jesus.

Biblical meaning of number 15:

Biblical meaning of number 15: The number 15 symbolises a change, usually for the worst. The Flood started with the 15th day of the 2nd month.

Biblical meaning of number 40:

It rained for 40 days and 40 nights.
Jesus was in the wilderness for 40 days and 40 nights (where he was tempted by Satan).
There are 40 years of wandering for the Jews (in the bible).

Biblical meaning of number three and a half:

Used to symbolize something that is complete, but not quite. Can also be used to symbolize a transition or change of state.

Possibly derived from the Babylonian calendar, which consisted of twelve months of thirty days each, plus five additional days (i.e., a 360 day year). Each month was thus presumably twenty-eight days, and consequently three and one half years would mean 112 months or 1,460 days.

Thus, the half is less than a whole month in the case of the Bible. In other words, if you want to use three and a half years as a catch-all designation similar to the way we use “B.C.” or “A.D.” (before Christ, and of course after), then three and a half years falls completely within the time period of 360 days. Alternatively, we can think about it this way: 3 1/2 years is also the same length of time as 12 months plus 2 days–in other words, it’s like an ordinary month and a couple of “extra” days. This can be compared to the (12 x 30) 360-day year, which has an extra 2 days.

One’s mind immediately goes to Daniel 12:11, which uses the concept of three and a half as a metaphor for a period of time in which one’s reward is determined. Just as grain must fall on the earth to fulfill its destiny before it receives a heavenly reward, so also must every man die before he is rewarded. It should be obvious that three and a half is not a biblical catch-all symbol that applies to every single event within the last 1,000 years.

There are many events that are called three and a half, but there are also events that can be called other numbers of years. The difference between these two types is determined by whether they are periods of “preparation” or “fulfillment.” The first half (of the period) is a time of preparation, while the second half is one of fulfillment. (Because these periods are believed to exist simultaneously, it may be more precise to think of them as two intersecting periods.)

For example, in Matt. 13:43, Jesus said that the Kingdom of Heaven is like a treasure hidden in a field for which a man sold all he had and bought the field. He who has ears to hear, let him hear! The treasure is like the Kingdom of God. It was a long time in coming, but it has finally arrived. He has come to fulfill the law, not to destroy it as some would have you believe. The first three and a half years of the reign of Christ is a type of preparation for the faithful. It sets things in order.

During this time, there is still business as usual. It’s like a construction worker building his house during the first three and a half years of his retirement. The expression “three and a half years” may indeed be used in the future to refer to a time period of preparation, but the expression “seven years” is far more likely to be used for a period of fulfillment. It should be noted that the number “seven” is itself symbolically rich in the Bible.

For one thing, God rested on the seventh day–a “cosmic” Sabbath so to speak. The Jewish week is actually set up around the number “seven”–there are seven days in a week. The “seven” year cycle in the Hebrew economy is likewise divided into halves–the seventh year was a Sabbath Year in which all land was to lie fallow and debts were forgiven. (Hence, we have the word “Sabbath” in “Sabbath Year”.)

The first half of the cycle is a time of planting. The second half of the cycle is a time of reaping what has been sown. The seven-year cycle has some similarities to the three and a half year period described above, but it should not be mistaken for it. For one thing, the seven-year cycle is more of a physical concept while the three and a half year period is more of a spiritual concept. The seven-year cycle involves the whole nation of Israel, while the three and a half year period is more personal in nature. During the seven-year cycle, all debts are cancelled. In other words, the slate is wiped clean.

After the three and a half year period of preparation, the slate isn’t wiped completely clean… but it is wiped clean to some extent. Three and a half years is like the time that Jesus spent on Earth–a period when certain events are “held back” until the appropriate time arrives for them to be unleashed. When the time does come, these events are unleashed, and there is a great harvest of souls.

After three and a half years, the second phase of Jesus’ reign begins. That period of time is referred to as the “time of the end” because it is the time when the last prophecies are fulfilled. During this time, people will be strictly sorting themselves out–to those who are ready and willing to change and to those who are not. The “wheat and the chaff” parable in Matthew 13 is an apt description of this process.

This is the great division that occurs just before the end. There are many descriptions of this parting of the ways in scripture, but one of the most telling is found at Matthew 8:11-12: And I say unto you, That many shall come from the east and west, and shall sit down with Abraham, and Isaac, and Jacob, in the kingdom of heaven. But the children of the kingdom shall be cast out into outer darkness: there shall be weeping and gnashing of teeth.

This scripture is rich with symbolism, but its meaning is quite clear–the “children of the kingdom” are the children of Israel and the “outer darkness” is a reference to the land surrounding the land of Israel. The symbolic “Israel” is being cast out into that “outer darkness”. In other words, those who are not saved are cast out while those saved are allowed to dwell within the Kingdom of God.

The way that this sorting process is carried out is through war–first with other nations and then with Satan himself in the battle of Armageddon. Those who are cast out are destroyed in God’s battle of revenge against Satan and his followers. While this battle is going on, however, the saved are “raptured” up to heaven (or the kingdom of God).

The Bible refers to this event as the “catching away” or the “translation”. The Old Testament equivalent to this is the prophet Enoch–he was caught up by God and disappeared. This event of being “caught away” is really a way of saying that these people are saved virtually instantaneously. It is an instantaneous “transfer” from Earth to heaven.

The rest of the people–the unsaved–are not caught away. They must endure the battle and are destroyed. Satan is eventually cast into a pit of fire where he will be tormented day and night for eternity. Those who sided with him will join him there. It is impossible to overstate the importance of this event. It is, indeed, the most important event in all of human history.

All shall stand before the judgment seat of God and be judged according to their works. Those who are found wanting will be sent away to spend eternity in torment and the righteous will dwell in paradise forever. This judgment is sometimes referred to as the “Bema” (which means “judgement seat”

Biblical meaning of number 666:

The Number of the Beast–666–is a symbol of Man’s rebellion against God and the struggle between Good and Evil. The early Church heavily persecuted pagans in Rome.

The famous “whore of Babylon” from the Book of Revelation is a symbol of the Roman Catholic Church. The beast is symbolic of the emperor worship that was common at the time.

The number 666 has long been associated with the “devil”–in fact, some religious sects believe that Sunday (the day of the sun) should be shunned because it is associated with 666. (Not Saturday–the seventh day–but rather Sunday, the first day of the week). Papal Rome persecuted those who held to this belief.

In some conspiracy theories, the number is associated with the Bilderberg Group, the Council on Foreign Relations, or other secret societies. In fact, the founders of the United States considered using the number on the dollar bill to represent the number of years that America was to exist. However, it was decided that they didn’t want to draw attention to this so it was changed to a circle with a snake, representing the “original sin” of America’s creation. These conspiracy theories are highly unlikely since the early Church abandoned this view of the number long ago.

In fact, the Bible (Revelation 13:18) states that the number stands for “a man’s number.” The Pope is the Vicar of Christ and has a ceremonial title as “Vicar of Peter” or what we would call “Peter the Roman.”

The name Peter is spelled with a ‘p’ and ‘r’. The abbreviation for Peter is ‘PTR. This is the origin of the phrase “Peter the Roman” and is not derived from any anti-Catholic conspiracy theories. I know that the “Man of Sin” theory is very common these days, but it simply isn’t true. Biblical meaning of number 666: 666 is the “number of a man”–the number of someone’s name (Revelation 13:18).

Most scholars believe that this refers to the Emperor Nero. Nero’s full name was Nero Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus.

February 20, 2021 by Aiden Powers

Numerology Angel Numbers and What They Mean

What are angel numbers?

Numerology angel numbers are real life manifestations of the communications of celestial beings.

Do you ever stumble across repeating triplets of numbers like 222 or 555 a lot? It’s very likely a divine being is trying to tell you something.

Mystic Michaela, celebrity numerologist says that Angels are constantly trying to talk to us. “Usually, when this happens, you are receiving a sign from your angels that there is something you must see more clearly or you need to pay extra attention to whatever it is you keep seeing in order to move forward.” These signs can also be warnings.

Should you see these numbers, Firester says, you should take heed and use good judgment in making decisions about your life. For instance, let’s say you are a struggling artist, and you’ve put all your savings into a show, which is exactly one month away. In this time, you see the number sequence 11:11 on a regular basis.

“An angel will usually give you a warning that there is something going on that may impact your ability to have a successful showing,” Firester says.

“In this case, you may want to consider if you have put too much money into this endeavor and whether it may be better to pull out before the month is over.”

The word ‘angel’ means messenger, and it is an appropriate title for the messengers of god. In short, your angels are the ones watching over you and guiding you towards enlightenment.

The appearance of angel numbers is a sign that they are trying to tell you something. If you see a set of numbers, pay close attention to what is going on in your life at that moment. Then, look within yourself for the answer to what your angels are trying to tell you.

What does angel number 111 mean?

The appearance of triple ones means that your habits may be controlling your life. This is a warning that you need to break this pattern as soon as possible.

You need to be extra careful with your financial situation during this period. In addition, there may also be unforeseen expenses.

What does angel number 222 mean?

The number two hundred and twenty two is a message from your guardians that there are exciting changes coming soon. You will find all the answers that you are seeking very soon. What are you waiting for? Go out and get them!

The appearance of triple two means that you have the ability to connect your self-image to universal consciousness, which will result in positive transformation.

In addition, the appearance of triple twos is an indication that love and romance is on the way. Like joy, this is also coming from an unexpected source.

What does angel number 333 mean?

Angel number 333 is telling you to have you put in the effort if you want to achieve your goals. This number sequence is telling you that you have already obtained a solid amount of knowledge, and now it is time to put it to good use.

The number three repeated three times signals that your mind is in a state of enlightenment. It’s a sign that you have achieved a high level of wisdom and understanding about the way you live your life. Moreover, you are also in tune with the spiritual side of things.

You are able to practice positive thinking patterns that will improve your life situation. You are likely to be creative, smart and intelligent. You may be struggling to find your niche in life at the moment, but this is only temporary. Once you discover your life purpose, you will find the strength of mind and character to pursue your dreams.

You are likely to be gifted in the fields of: Intelligence, philosophy, knowledge, art, music, creativity, building and construction. The meaning of the number three is that it signifies growth and expansion. There is nothing that stands in your way from achieving your goals and aspirations in life.

What does angel number 444 mean?

The angels tell us to be aware of people with hidden motives. They also tell us that we will come into a windfall sometime soon if we seek out those in need.

A feeling of being lost or at a crossroads. You may feel unsure about your future at present, which can also make you feel as if you don’t have a clear direction in your life right now.

The triple four sequence is a sign that you have the potential to become a great success in life. To achieve this, you need to work towards your goals without deviating from your chosen path. Like all sequences, there are positive and negative attributes to 444.

What does angel number 555 mean?

Meaning of 555 The meaning of angel number 555 is that there is a strong urging to make a major change in your life and to start living your life with purpose. This change should be for the better as far as the spiritual realm is concerned. You may not necessarily know what you want to do, but you’ll know it when you see it.

The angels are also telling you that now is the perfect time to pursue your dreams as they say that all actions come with grace. This is an extremely powerful time and the energies will only serve to bolster your endeavors.

You also need to take advantage of this window of opportunity as these types of energies may not last long. You need to seize the day and make this time one of personal and spiritual growth.

If you have seen this number sequence repeat frequently, it is an indication that you are heading down a negative path full of temptations that will lead you to nowhere. You need to change your ways if you wish to achieve your goals in life.

What does angel number 666 mean?

The appearance of six sixes means that you need to be more careful during this time period. There is an increased possibility of making mistakes that you may regret later.

In addition, you’ll also become more susceptible to tempting situations and opportunities. This is the perfect time to get your head down and get your tasks done.

This is a period of self-growth for you, so you need to be patient and trust the process.

The appearance of the number 666 in your life is a sign that you are making deliberate choices to hurt yourself and those around you. There are ways to overcome these challenges, but first you must accept that you have a problem.

666 is also associated with the beast described in the Bible’s Book of Revelation. Is there something keeping you from moving forward with your life? What keeps you are holding on to the past?

What does angel number 777 mean?

The number sequence 777 is considered general angel number that does not directly convey a particular message. 777 is the sum of the differences between the values of the individual digits in mystical and kabbalistic traditions.

While some believe the origin of this number dates back to the time of Creation, it has also made appearances throughout modern history. These appearances are known as ‘miracles’, and range from seemingly coincidental to life-changing events.

If you’ve seen the number sequence 777 repeatedly, you may need to re-evaluate your life. Perhaps you are being called to take a leap of faith and try something new or embark on an adventure. Perhaps there is something you’re not doing that you should be.

It could also signify a big change ahead, such as moving to a new place. The most important thing to keep in mind when seeing this number sequence? You’re on the right track.

Keep up the good work, and stay true to yourself. Life never turns out exactly how we expect it to. While we are often times compelled to follow a particular fate, all it takes is for us to make a single diversion from our set course in order to change our lives forever.

What does angel number 888 mean?

The number 8 is a symbol of success.

Whenever you see 8, it is a reminder that you are heading in the right direction. It represents eternal life. The number 8 is also symbolic of balance and new beginnings. It can be compared to the Christian belief of baptism, where someone dies metaphorically in order to be born again.

As such, the appearance of 8 in your life indicates that a period of introspection is necessary. Have you been thinking too much about yourself and your own problems? Are you neglecting those around you who love you? It is your duty to be of service to others.

The number 8 is also a warning that your goals may not be compatible with someone close to you. Sometimes when we follow our own desires, we hurt the people around us. This can have an adverse effect on our personal destiny. Your duty does not end with just serving other people.

What does angel number 999 mean?

The number 9 is a whole new set of knowledge that you have yet to learn. It is symbolic of truth, and often represents challenges when seen in your numbers sequence.

The number 9 is also a sign that a major life change may be upon you. Weigh all of your options before making any final decisions, as there will be long-term consequences to whatever choice you make.

What does angel number 808 mean?

Some people search their entire lives without ever finding what they are truly looking for. If this sounds like you, then it is time to start re-examining your priorities.

Your angels want you to take some time for yourself and figure out what it is that makes you happy. Not tomorrow, not next week, but when you have the time.

The power of positive thinking can do wonders, even in the most dire situations. With the guidance of your angels, there is nothing that you

What does angel number 909 mean?

Your guardian angels want to remind you that no matter what the situation, you always have a choice. You may feel as though you are trapped, with no way out, but this is not the case.

Sometimes all it takes is for you to take the first step towards a better future in order to get ahead in life.

What does angel number 911 mean?

The events that are taking place in your life right now are a source of great anxiety and concern to you. You may feel as though the walls are closing in on you, but this is not the case.

People may be turning against you, or you may even have to face death itself, but your angels will always be there to protect you.

What does angel number 1010 mean?

The appearance of 1010 is a message from your angels that your wishes are on the right path. Your challenges will soon come to an end and good fortune is on its way.

You have weathered the storm and the sun is once again peeking through the clouds. Honesty and loyalty are two things that can never steer you wrong in life. In fact, these principles can get you through any tough situation.

What does angel number 1122 mean?

The angel number 1122 combines the energies of the numbers 1 and 2. It imparts the attributes of fresh new starts. Similar to angel number 11, this is a message from the heavens that it’s time for a new beginning.

This new beginning is based on Divine Energy, which is represented by number 2. Number 2 also represents cooperation, relationships, and love. As such, you need to find your life purpose by exploring your relationships with others. angel number 1122 also has the attributes of angel number 22.

It is a message from your angels that you have chosen the correct path in life. Your intentions are known by the Universe and you will be rewarded with blessings and success if you continue to do good deeds. You will also experience harmonious and positive outcomes regarding any matter that you undertake.

Your angels celebrate your determination to complete the tasks set out in your life. Any efforts that you put forth will be met with favorable results, so keep up the good work.

Remember, 112 is the meaning of your life. You should always remember why you are here on Earth. Your life has a purpose, and your angels are always watching you. If you lose sight of your path, they will remind you.

What does angel number 1212 mean?

Sometimes you may find yourself in a depression, or going through a rough period in life. During these times, it can be easy to let go of a higher power and lack the motivation to continue on.

Your guardian angels want you to know that it’s ok to fall down, but it’s not ok to stay down. Everyone falls; the ones who get back up are the ones who make a difference.

What does angel number 1234 mean?

While your angels are guiding and protecting you at all times, there may come a time when you must take up the mantle of leadership and protection for yourself. When this moment arrives, remember that your guardian angels are always ready to lend a helping hand.

However, it is important to remember that divine help does not mean that you should be reckless or prideful. There may times where you are forced to make difficult choices – choices where it is impossible to satisfy everyone.

What does angel number 1313 mean?

Your angels wish for you to know that your personal value does not decrease because of what others think or say about you. It’s important to break away from what is expected of you and do what makes you happy.

Are you overworked and overstressed? Does it sometimes seem as though you are personally responsible for the success of your company or job? You are not alone in feeling this way, but you also need to remember to take care of yourself. If a situation arises where you are given more work than you can handle, speak up and ask for help.

What does angel number 4444 mean?

You are constantly on the move, and while this is good for your social life, it can be detrimental when it comes to you work life. You may be feeling as though you are working in the wrong field, or not fulfilling your potential when it comes to your career.

While you haven’t experienced any major problems at work, your angels feel you would be hap

Should I trust angel numbers?

These numbers are being provided to you by the divine powers for the purpose of self-discovery. They will provide you with guidance and show you the direction that you should take in your life.

All you have to do is pay attention to the signs. Your angels will never lead you astray. They are your loving guardians, here to help you find your place in the world. Follow the signs, and you will find what you are looking for.

February 20, 2021 by Aiden Powers

Chaldean Numerology vs Pythagorean Numerology

What is Chaldean numerology?

Chaldean numerology is an ancient form of divination based on numbers. Instead of using tarot cards, crystal balls, or runes, you instead convert letters into numbers based on a set scale to create a number based on a person’s name.

The origins of this system are unknown as it has existed in several forms for thousands of years. The very earliest examples of the system used the Greek alphabet. In this early form, the values of letters in a person’s name were added together in order to predict their future.

The exact purpose for this is unknown, as is who created the system and where. In later years, the system came to be known as Chaldean Numerology after the Chaldean Empire.

The history of the Chaldeans and their interpretation of numerology

The Chaldeans were a group of early people who mostly settled in the region that is now modern day Iraq. They are known for many things, but perhaps their most impressive achievements are their creation of astronomy and mathematics.

Their understanding of these two subjects allowed them to create the zodiac and the number system that we currently use.

Most historians believe that they followed a form of polytheism, which is the worship of many different deities. Each Chaldean deity was believed to control a different aspect of life such as war, fertility, and the sky.

The Chaldeans are considered to be the fathers of many early superstitions and omens. Chaldean mythology states that the movement of the planets could have an effect on one’s life. For this reason, the Chaldeans kept meticulous journals of every celestial event that they witnessed.

The information in these journals would eventually lead to the creation of the zodiac.

The zodiac is a belt of 12 different constellations that circle the Earth along the ecliptic. Each constellation has been named after a character from Chaldean mythology and has come to represent a different period in a person’s life.

For instance, those who are born under the constellation of Aries tend to be energetic, impatient and strive to be leaders. Those who are born under the sign of Pisces tend to be imaginative, compassionate and emotional.

The zodiac is still used as a reference by astrologers across the globe and is considered to be one of the oldest methods of personality assessment.

Chaldean numerology is very closely tied to the Chaldeans early understanding of astrology. Each number from 1 to 9 are assigned with a different meaning and these meanings are applied to a person’s full name. Then, each letter in that name is assigned a number and that number is added up to reach a single digit number. That single digit number then corresponds to one of the nine numbers, which are then assigned different meanings.

The study of Chaldean numerology focuses on these single-digit numbers and how they can be used to explain different aspects of a person’s life. For instance, someone who was born on the third day of the third month of any year can be interpreted as a 3.

Sound and voice in Chaldean numerology

Like the Egyptians, the Chaldeans also used sound and voice to determine numbers. However, their approach was much more complex and they used sound to recognize celestial changes.

The most important factor in Chaldean numerology is sound. This sound follows a particular cycle from the human voice. Any word that is spoken aloud begins with a vibrating burst of air from the throat. The burst of air vibrates at a certain number of cycles per second. Each of these vibrating bursts that occur in one second is known as a hertz.

This number of vibrations is known as a pitch and the human voice can produce a range of sounds with different pitches. All sounds with the same pitch are recognized as being related and sound similar to each other.

The vibrations that make up the various pitches in the human voice follow a cycle from low to high and back to low again. The lowest pitch in a person’s voice is around 20 hertz and will gradually vibrate faster until it reaches a peak at around 13,000 hertz before dropping again to the starting point. This pattern continues at a rate of once every 0.1 seconds.

The sounds of the voice are used by the Chaldeans to represent numbers. Each sound represents a particular vibration and the pattern of vibrations in a particular order represent different numbers based on their vibrations.

For instance, the vibrating sound of an ‘m’ takes 0.1 seconds to vibrate and vibrates at a rate of 200 hertz. This is the lowest pitch in the human voice. The word ‘mom’ would be represented in Chaldean numerology by this single vibration since it takes 0.1 seconds for that sound to finish vibrating and the sound represented by ‘m’ vibrates at a rate of 200 hertz. The order in which these sounds are placed together then represent a particular number.

For example, ‘mom’ in Chaldean numerology is represented by the number 200. To change this into a different number, a rule is applied to the sound. In this case, the changes are made based on the alphabet. The alphabet has a cycle from A to Z and then back to A again. When the sound reaches Z it resets back to A again.

To change the number from 200, we need to take into account this alphabetical cycle. Since the number reaches Z, we know it must then reset back to A. In this case, 200 becomes 60 since A is after Z in the alphabet. The final result then is 60, which reduces down to 6.

The reason for this system is that the Chaldeans believed that each number represented different attributes. It was believed that zero represented God since it had a beginning and an end and everything else had a beginning but not an end in the same way. The numbers 1-9 were known as the building blocks of creation since all other numbers were formed from them.

In order to make the numbers more manageable, they were grouped together in tens. Rather than show separate numbers for 1, 10, 20 and 30, they were represented by a single number from 1-9 followed by a sequence of zeros. This is why the numbers 11-19 are largely 10, with a 0 at the end to indicate that it belongs to the next decade. For example, 15 would be 10 (1+5) followed by a five.

For the numbers 20-90, the order was broken down even further into decades and then single numbers. This is why 40, for example, would be 4 followed by 0.

The number 100 was treated as a single number rather than being broken into separate numbers. This was because nothing was believed to be more fundamental than the number 1. The number 100 simply being one times of the single number 1.

For higher numbers such as 1000 or 1 million, these were represented in a similar way to the English language of today with separate digits such as 1000000.

The alphabet in Chaldean numerology

The Chaldeans broke up the alphabet in a different way to what we see today. The first 26 letters of the English alphabet are ordered as:

A, B, C, D, E, F, G,

H, I, K, L, M, N, O, P

Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y and Z.

After Z, the alphabet starts again back at A and continues until it reaches AA, AB, AC and so on until it reaches AZ. It continues in the same way with BA, BB, BC and so on until it reaches BZ. After this point, the alphabet starts over once again with CA, CB, CC and so on until it reaches CD. After CD, the alphabet starts again with CI, CJ, CK and so on until it reaches CZ. After this point, the alphabet starts over with D and continues in this way until it reaches ZZ.

In total, the Chaldeans had 30 letters in their alphabet instead of the 26 that we know today in English. The other four letters were:

These were positioned after the letters ZZ, AAA, AA and AB in that order to complete the cycle. These four letters were rarely used though since they represented sounds that were not commonly used in words.

The following table shows the numerical value of each letter in the Chaldean alphabet:

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The Chaldean language is largely based around the idea that words consist of a series of sounds. These sounds can be roughly grouped into vowels and consonants. Vowels are assigned a number value according to their frequency. The most common sound is the letter E which is given a value of 5. I has a value of 10, A has a value of 1, and O has a value of 0.

The next step is to assign consonants with a numerical value. This is much more complicated and does not follow any pattern that has been worked out. The closest thing to a pattern that has been found is that the seven letters representing dental consonants (such as T and D) have a lower value than the rest.

This complex system of assigning numerical values allows words to be assigned a single number according to the sounds they contain. This number can then be used in mathematical calculations in the same way that we use numbers.

For example, the word NIKU (you) is represented as follows:

The number 500 is half of 1000 (representing the word NIM which means us) and half of 700 (representing the word KUL which means you).

While the system seems complicated, Chaldeans were able to use it to do calculations such as additions, subtractions, divisions and multiplications quickly in the same way that we use numbers today.

The Chaldeans were able to use these number values for more than just words. They were able to assign a number value to objects such as humans, animals and everyday items.

For example, if you are speaking and your voice becomes very quiet, then there will be only three cycles before your voice returns to normal. If you suddenly start talking loudly, then there will be seven cycles until your loudness returns to normal. This system is based on the fact that every sound has an equal and opposite vibration in our bodies.

Chaldean numerology vs Pythagorean numerology

The Pythagorean Numerology system is very different from the previous one because it is based on geometry and mathematical manipulations. It was developed by the Greek philosopher, mathematician, and astronomer, Pythagoras. It is based on the sacred geometry of triangles and their alignment with numbers. This system is used to determine the vibrational patterns of the universe and how they affect our lives.

The number patterns of the Pythagorean system are more complex than those in the Chaldean system. It takes a lot of time to learn and master, but the results are very accurate. The most commonly used numbers in the system are 3, 4, and 7 because these are the only ones that are present in every pattern.

This system uses single numbers, double numbers, triangles, squares, and patterns of three. Each one of these is used for a different type of analysis. For example, the single numbers are assigned to personal characteristics, the double numbers are assigned to events in your life, and the patterns of threes represent your soul’s purpose.

It is important to remember that this system does not measure the length of your life. Instead, it measures the quality of your life.

The Pythagorean system is much more complex than the Chaldean system because it involves a lot of math. If you don’t like math, then this might not be the right system for you. However, it is still fairly easy to learn.

Here are the steps you need to take in order to calculate your Life Path number:

Add all of the individual numbers in your name. For example, if your name was Jane Ann Smith, then you would add 1+1+5+1+3+5=15. The 1 was assigned to A, the 5 was assigned to E, the 3 was assigned to M and the 15 assigns to S. Therefore, the 15 represents the letter S. Or, if your name was Rob Kowalski, then you would add 2+3+1+1+5+9=23. The 2 was assigned to B, 3 was assigned to C and the 23 assigns to K. The 2 and 3 represent the letter B and the letter K.

-Now that you have all of your letters, you must convert them into numbers by using the Pythagorean Table. Here is the link to the table:

-Take your letters and find them in the left-hand column. Then, move across until you find the number that corresponds to the first letter in your name. For instance, if your first letter in your name was an A, then you would move across until you reached the number 1. If your second letter in your name was an B, then you would move across until you reached the number 2.

-Once you have found the numbers, then add them together. If you had an A and a B in your name, then you would add 1+2=3. If you had a C and a D, then you would add 3+4=7.

-Once you have added all of your numbers, this will be your life path number. In this example, our life path number would be 3.

-There are two types of 3s. They are the “creative” 3 and the “principled” 3. The creative 3 describes people who are inspirational leaders. They are artistic and imaginative. They are adventurers and explorers. This describes the path of the creative 3. The principled 3, on the other hand, are driven by their need for knowledge. They are intellectuals who seek to learn as much as they can about everything. They are honest and just in all that they do. This describes the path of the principled 3.

The numbers that correspond to your letters in the right-hand column are the traits that you should pay the most attention to. You can learn more about these traits by clicking on the link for each one.

Note that different sources will give you different meanings for your name. This is because everyone has their own idea of what the attributes mean. The best way to learn about them is to study them yourself and see how they apply to you.

Now let’s talk about the Chaldean numerology system again and go into more depth.

In the Chaldean numerology, each number 1-9 has a corresponding name and this is important to know when calculating your Chaldean number. The 1 is represented by AA or AFA, the 2 is IB or IF, the 3 is AM or IM, the 4 is AB or AF, the 5 is EST or ES, the 6 is OS or O, the 7 is OM or OO and the 8 is IN or INA. Here is an example of how this works:

-Let’s revisit our earlier example with Jane Ann Smith. Using the Chaldean system, you would add the numbers in her name like so: 1(J)+1(A)+5(N)+1(A)+3(N)+5(I) = 9+1+4+5+1+3+1+5=27 2+7=9. There are other ways of arriving at the final number, but this is just one way.

Now that you know your final number, it is easier to determine what it means.

If your final number is 1 or 2, then you are an observant leader who has a creative imagination.

If your final number is 3 or 4, then you are a philosopher and are led by your enthusiasm.

If your final number is 5 or 6, then you are an innovative idea person who is always coming up with new concepts and ways of doing things.

If your final number is 7 or 8, then you are a natural builder and have a love of the arts.

If your final number is 9, then you are a people person and enjoy being around others.

Once you have determined what your number means, take a look at the traits that are listed for that number. These are just a few of the traits that go with each number. Study them and see which ones seem to fit you and which ones don’t. The traits that fit are the ones you were meant to have!

Another way to look at your number is to determine what “type” of 3 you are by examining your traits in relation to other numbers. For example, a 3 can also be seen as an extroverted thinker. Or, a 3 can also be seen as an introverted intuitive. There are many different combinations that can be used to describe a 3, but the list below contains descriptions of each type of 3.

Combinations that begin with E are extroverted and those that begin with I are introverted:

E = Extraverted (outgoing) types:

These types are very people oriented and have a natural talent to lead others. They love social gatherings and being around friends. They are idea people who are enthusiastic and optimistic; they always try to see the best in others and are sympathetic. These types can lack follow through on their ideas and find it difficult to work in isolation.

E1: The Charismatic Leader

These 3s are charismatic leaders with natural talent to motivate others and make wise decisions about what is best for everyone, not just themselves. They are great at what they do and love to be in the limelight.

E2: The Humble Servant

These 3s are humble and self-sacrificing people. They are content to follow the lead of a more charismatic leader and will gladly take a backseat in social situations. While they may feel overshadowed by others or unappreciated, they do not let it get them down.

E3: The Impulsive Spark

These 3s are natural born leaders, but lack focus. They tend to be quite enthusiastic and spontaneous. They are very optimistic and extroverted about everything. They may get distracted from their main purpose and tend to follow their impulses without thinking of the consequences.

E4: The Efficient Administrator

These 3s are detail-oriented people, but that doesn’t mean that they aren’t good leaders. They are good leaders because they like organize everything and will often stay late at the office to see that everything is in its proper place.

These 3s are concerned with quality and want everything to be of high quality.

I = Introverted (reserved) types:

These types think before they act and are more laid back and less talkative than extroverted types. They also have a sense of independence and do not like too much social interaction. They also believe strongly in finding the root of a problem rather than tackling the symptoms.

I1: The Logical Mediator

These 3s are very analytical thinkers. They approach problems in a systematic way and like to examine them from all sides before suggesting a solution. They are flexible about their original ideas and do not see the need to impose them on others. They will let others make up their own minds about what is best for them.

I2: The Structured Specialist

These 3s approach problems with a methodical nature. They are not satisfied with merely mediocrity and insist upon doing things right. They will do everything within their power to make sure that details are not overlooked or mistakes are eliminated. These 3s have strong opinions and beliefs that they honestly feel are the best for everyone, even though they willingly admit that other approaches may work better for others.

I3: The Passionate Pioneer

These 3s think outside the box and come up with new ideas. They are very creative and optimistic about their ideas and want to bring them to life. They are flexible in implementation and try not to get hung-up on the details. They often see problems with the way that things are currently done and will start from scratch if they feel that their new way will work better.

I4: The Private Investigator

These 3s like to work alone and get to the bottom of things. They are very serious about understanding the reality of a situation and will look past what people are portraying and get to what is really going on. They will tenaciously dig until they reach the truth and won’t let go until they uncover every detail.

I5: The Recluse

These types can either be private people who have little contact with others or social butterflies who enjoy attention. Either way these 3s don’t like to reveal themselves emotionally or expose their inner thoughts and feelings to others. They are very in tune with their own needs and aren’t motivated by typical rewards or primal urges.

I6: The Unpredictable Schemer

These 3s have a tendency to look at things from different angles and won’t just come to one conclusion about something. They don’t mind breaking the rules and may do so just to see what happens. They are witty and can often use their intellectual abilities to talk themselves out of situations.

instinctual variant: aggressive

These 3s are the most aggressive enneatype and will readily take what they want regardless of the consequences. They are bold, daring, and will take risks that could either lead them to great triumph or terrible failure. They are very confident in their abilities and normally make very impressive achievements.

These types can be either S-I or I-S.

I1: The Ruthless Realist

These 3s are upfront and totally without illusions. They see things as they are and have no problem discussing topics that others find taboo or uncomfortable. They don’t believe in wasting time with social etiquette when there is a job to be done. Morals and ethics are very important to them and they will not act in a way that goes against what they believe to be right.

I2: The Forceful Driver

These 3s are task-oriented and driven. They are perfectionists and work very hard to achieve their goals. They want the job done right and will stop at nothing to see things through. Rules are meant to be followed and these 3s will adhere to them even if they disagree with them.

I3: The Dauntless Risk Taker

These 3s thrive on thrill and excitement. They are willing to take great risks in order to experience the adrenaline rush and enjoy living on the edge. They are bold and daring, and normally get great satisfaction from testing their limits. Although they have a tendency to take foolish risks, they more often than not manage to pull through.

I4: The Confident Individualist

These 3s believe that they are the top of the food chain and are very self-assured as a result. They believe that they are the masters of their own destinies and it is their right to take what they want, when they want. They will normally disregard rules and regulations if it works in their favor and are only out for themselves.

I5: The Passionate individualist

These 3s are very much like the confident individualist but they tend to care about others more than just themselves.

Conclusion

Although the Chaldean Numerology system is an ancient way of predicting someone’s future based on numbers contained within their name, it isn’t without its faults.

As with any divination technique, the belief in the system can lead to inaccurate predictions. If you believe something will go wrong, then it is more likely to.

However, if you believe something will go right, then this can also make it more likely to happen, provided of course that the system itself is sound.

The system itself also has many limitations. You can only calculate numbers based on letters, not based on words or sentences. This means that a single word such as ‘Yes’ could potentially change the entire outcome of your calculations.

Furthermore, some cultures do not contain the same alphabet as others. For example, the Chaldean Numerology technique is based on the English alphabet. If your numbers do not add up in an English name then they will not be accurate for a non-English speaker.

Despite these limitations, Chaldean Numerology can still be used for fun to predict the future or for curiosity value and does contain some grains of truth based on the limitations of the English language alone.