Great title! Moses recorded Pi 3.14 π first near 1400 BC and not Archimedes in 250 BC. Exodus 26:13 makes π 330-15-1=314 .................................................................... Calculation based on the description of the Tabernacle's curtains in Exodus 26:7-9, 12-13. Here's a breakdown: Total Length of the Curtains: The Tabernacle had 11 curtains, each 30 cubits long. So, all the curtains together were 11 x 30 = 330 cubits long. Folding One Curtain: One of these 11 curtains was to be folded in half. When you fold a curtain that is 30 cubits long in half, it becomes 15 cubits long. Adjusting the Total Length: After folding one curtain in half, the total length of all curtains would be 330 cubits (from all 11 curtains) minus 15 cubits (from the folded curtain). So, the adjusted length is 330 - 15 = 315 cubits. Extra Length at Both Ends: The same folded curtain is supposed to have half a cubit of material hanging off at both ends of the Tabernacle. Since there are two ends, that adds up to 2 x 0.5 = 1 cubit. Final Calculation: To find the final length, subtract this extra 1 cubit from the adjusted length of 315 cubits. This gives 315 - 1 = 314 cubits. Exodus 27:9-18, 50 cubits radius, 100 cubits diameter, 100 cubit court per ≈ Pi 3.14 .................................................................... Pi 3.14 was rediscovered in 2015 by an engineer from Wisconsin. Geometry π people will see this as circle-shaped. However, Josephus the Historian describes the traditional rectangle-shaped Tabernacle. These are two different shapes. Exodus 26:13 makes Pi
Amen Father! God bless you and keep speaking the truth. ❤️🔥🙏🏻
👍
Great title!
Moses recorded Pi 3.14 π first near 1400 BC and not Archimedes in 250 BC.
Exodus 26:13 makes π
330-15-1=314
....................................................................
Calculation based on the description of the Tabernacle's curtains in Exodus 26:7-9, 12-13. Here's a breakdown:
Total Length of the Curtains: The Tabernacle had 11 curtains, each 30 cubits long. So, all the curtains together were 11 x 30 = 330 cubits long.
Folding One Curtain: One of these 11 curtains was to be folded in half. When you fold a curtain that is 30 cubits long in half, it becomes 15 cubits long.
Adjusting the Total Length: After folding one curtain in half, the total length of all curtains would be 330 cubits (from all 11 curtains) minus 15 cubits (from the folded curtain). So, the adjusted length is 330 - 15 = 315 cubits.
Extra Length at Both Ends: The same folded curtain is supposed to have half a cubit of material hanging off at both ends of the Tabernacle. Since there are two ends, that adds up to 2 x 0.5 = 1 cubit.
Final Calculation: To find the final length, subtract this extra 1 cubit from the adjusted length of 315 cubits. This gives 315 - 1 = 314 cubits.
Exodus 27:9-18, 50 cubits radius, 100 cubits diameter, 100 cubit court per ≈ Pi 3.14
....................................................................
Pi 3.14 was rediscovered in 2015 by an engineer from Wisconsin. Geometry π people will see this as circle-shaped. However, Josephus the Historian describes the traditional rectangle-shaped Tabernacle. These are two different shapes.
Exodus 26:13 makes Pi