The ties of the Holy Spirit & Pi

Tracking #: 153, 3.14, 7

• Pi is a transcendental number, which means that it cannot be expressed as the root of any polynomial equation with rational coefficients. The Holy Spirit is the transcendence of human understanding and logic.
• Pi is an irrational number, which means that it cannot be expressed as the ratio of two integers. This reflects the irrationality of the Holy Spirit, who works in mysterious and unpredictable ways.
• Pi is an infinite number, which means that it has no end or limit. The Holy Spirit is eternal and omnipresent.
• Pi is a constant number, which means that it does not change or vary. The constance of the Holy Spirit is faithful and reliable, and never changes or abandons us.
• Pi is a circular number, which means that it is related to the shape of a circle. A circle is a symbol of perfection, completeness, unity, and eternity. This reflects the perfection of the Holy Spirit, who is the source of all goodness, beauty, and holiness; the completeness of the Holy Spirit, who fulfills and satisfies our deepest desires and needs; the unity of the Holy Spirit, who binds us together with God and with each other in love; and the eternity of the Holy Spirit, who has no beginning or end.

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Tracking # 153, 3.14, 7

To recognize the Holy Spirit, we need to look at the gifts from it and the numerological value in the Bible.

The Holy Spirit is the source of wisdom and revelation about God’s character.

Wisdom can also be seen as the number 666.

“Here is wisdom. Let him who has understanding calculate the number of the beast, for the number is that of a man; and his number is six hundred and sixty-six.” Revelation 13:18

Some things to consider:
The number 666 is the value of the first 144 digits of Pi.
144 is the value of a perfect square.

144 is mentioned in the Bible x 1000 (years) = In the Bible, the number 144,000 is mentioned in Revelation. Some believe that the 144,000 represent all of God’s people throughout history in the heavenly Church. Others believe that the 144,000 are servants of God, and that anyone who serves the living God is one of the 144,000.