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William Struse _ The 13th Enumeration
The sum of primes to 43 is 281 {281 = 42nd prime} {42 = 6 x 7}, or 282 if 1 was still included {282 = 2 x 3 x 47}
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William Struse _ The 13th Enumeration
233 is the 13th number in a Fibonacci sequence {233 = 3 x 17} {17 is the 7th prime} 377 is the 14th number in a Fibonacci sequence {377 = 13 x 29} 609 is the sum of a Fibonacci sequence up to the 13th iteration {609 = 3 x 7 x 29} 986 is the sum of a Fibonacci sequence up to the 14th iteration {986 = 2 x 17 x 29} {17 is the 7th prime} 13 is the 6th prime number 41 is the 13th prime number {If 1 was considered a prime number, 13 would be the 7th prime and 41 would be the 14th prime.} 43 is the 14th prime number The sum of all prime numbers to 13 is 41, or 42 if 1 was still included {42 = 6 x 7} The sum of primes to 29 is 129 {129 = 3 x 43} 43=14th prime, or 130 if 1 was still included {130 = 13 x 10} The sum of primes up to 41 is 238 {238 = 2 x 7 x 17}, or 239 if 1 was still included {239 = 52nd prime, 52 = 4 x 13}
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William Struse _ The 13th Enumeration
The first seven digits of pi reversed give you 295 14 13 The first occurrence of 7 is in the 13th decimal place The second occurrence of 7 is at the 29th decimal place and it sits between 2-7-9 The third occurrence of 7 is at the 39th decimal place {3 x 13} The first occurrence of 13 is in the 29th {10 block of pi} The sum of the first 13 decimal digits is 65 or {5 x 13} The sum of the first 26 decimal digits is 126 or {3 x 6 x 7} The sum of the first 39 decimal digits is 191 or 43rd prime. 43 is the 14th prime. First occurrence of 295 or 2953 is at the 113th – {10 block of pi} The sum of 1 to 13 is 91 {7 x 13} 13 is the 7th number in a Fibonacci sequence 33 is the sum of the Fibonacci sequence to 13
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William Struse _ The 13th Enumeration
added one back into the prime list. With one included, thirteen became the seventh prime number, and forty-one became the fourteenth. He understood the reasoning as to why mathematicians excluded one from the prime list, but looking at what he had discovered sure made him wonder about that classification.
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William Struse _ The 13th Enumeration
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William Struse _ The 13th Enumeration
2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 23, 29, 31 37, 41, 43, 47, 53 David circled seven and thirteen in the prime list. Seven was the fourth prime, and thirteen was the sixth. David counted the primes up to forty-one and found that forty-one was the thirteenth prime number. He turned his thoughts back to the inscription in the cave and the list in Matthew 1. It was clear that Matthew had intended to represent forty-one total names, and thirteen of those were in the last column of names on the list. Now it looked as if there was much more to the list of Matthew than scholars had ever realized. For fun, David added up the sum of the prime numbers to thirteen. He came up with forty-one. So forty-one was the thirteenth prime number, and forty-one was also the sum of all primes up to and including thirteen.
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William Struse _ The 13th Enumeration
The Fibonacci sequence was clearly evident throughout nature. Some of the best examples of it were the spiral arrangement of the seeds in a sunflower or the nautilus shell. David wrote out the Fibonacci sequence. Each number added to the one proceeding it. 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89 There it was again, David thought-the numbers seven and thirteen. Thirteen was the seventh number in the sequence.
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William Struse _ The 13th Enumeration
Next he wrote out the first fifty digits of pi on a piece of paper. Carefully, he circled each seven. The first seven was in the thirteenth decimal place. The second seven was in the twenty-ninth decimal place, and it fell between the two and nine, no less. The third seven was in the thirty-ninth decimal place-three times thirteen. David shook his head in amazement. Had the Creator hidden proof of the Messiah's identity in pi?
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William Struse _ The 13th Enumeration
For the first day of the feast there were 13 + 2 +14 for a total of 29 sacrifices. The bullock sacrifices were in descending order or one less every day for seven days. Zane had made a point that the biblical religious calendar was based on the cycle of the moon. The early Israelites watched the waxing light for thirteen or fourteen days and then watched it wane for thirteen or fourteen more days. The total lunar cycle was 29.53 days long. David looked at the first seven numbers of pi again. Then he wrote the numbers in reverse, separating them into three groups: 295 14 13
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William Struse _ The 13th Enumeration
And ye shall offer a burnt offering, a sacrifice made by fire, of a sweet savour unto YHWH; 13 young bullocks, 2 rams, and 14 lambs of the first year; they shall be without blemish. David shook his head in amazement and not a little awe. And all this took place in the seventh month. Carefully, he wrote out the number of the sacrifices for the seven days of the feast in a table format on his piece of paper.
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William Struse _ The 13th Enumeration
3.141592 Next, he turned on his computer and opened his BibleWorks software, looking up the reference for the instructions of the Feast of Tabernacles during the seventh month. He remembered Zane telling him about the number of sacrifices: there were thirteen, fourteen , and he thought he remembered seven, but he wanted to make sure of the number and their order. He finally found the reference, and with incredulity he muttered, "Oh, come on, you have got to be kidding me!" The reference was Numbers 29:13. "Numbers 29:13!
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William Struse _ The 13th Enumeration
Our day-to-day activities and labor under the sun are reconciled with YHWH's prophetic calendar and the lunar cycle by the thirteenth month. Each day we labor reminds us of our sin and the curse of sin upon the earth. Each night we look up into the sky and are reminded of YHWH's promise of reconciliation and the eventual restoration of mankind through Jesus, or Yeshua, the promised Messiah. Matthew, in the first chapter of the first book of the New Testament, emphasizes the numbers thirteen and fourteen in relation to the lineage of Jesus, the Messiah. What were the four words Matthew chiseled over the three-column list we found?
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