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Here is the sequence figurate Koch Snowflake interates:

KS(n,1) = triangular numbers T(n)
KS(n,2) = star numbers S(n)
KS(n,3) = first iterate that looks like a Koch Snowflake = 7KS(n,2) + 6HS(n,2) <<< Made from combo of previous KS(n,2)/HS(n,2)
KS(n,4) = second iterate that looks more like a ...

Regarding 6328, there is much more to be found by combining these two verses. I've done a suite of pages exploring the geometry that emerges when G1.1 and J1.1 are combined.The figure below is one of them, a third-step Koch snowflake created from G1.1 + the third clause of J1.1. Note that one ...

Well, I’ve looked through it, but I can’rpt see anything of value here. But it’s so obtuse it’s hard to tell. Can you point to one important part of it? Something to impress the unconvinced?

Around 2000 I found that if the natural numbers are arrayed in prime-number columns, the prime numbers align in diagonals (I got the idea after reading about the Ulam Spiral). Certain prime numbers, such as 11, 13, 19 and 23, produce diagonal oriented rectangles which I call prime atolls, because ...

The THREE semantic divisions in John 1:1 are each centered on 58 and there are exactly THREE ways to combine the John 1:1 word values to get a sum of 391:

1) 55 + 70 + 31 + 70 + 134 + 31 = 391
2) 55 + 70 + 31 + 134 + 31 + 70 = 391
3) 55 + 31 + 70 + 134 + 31 + 70 = 391

Verify here : https ...

The number of counters forming the perimeter of triangle 2701, 216, is found by subtracting the central and final word values of Genesis 1.1 from the first word value:

913 - 401 - 296 = 216

The perimeter of trapezium 3627 is found the same way, but in reverse. The first, central and final word ...

Nice find Bill!

I knew about the difference between the centroid counters of T37 and T73 yielding 1201 - 313 = 888 but I never realized this can be represented within T73 as the difference between two Stars.

Interestingly, the sum of all the primes up to 37 = 197 = IMMANUEL (SH) and P(197 ...

Thanks, Glen. What I like about finds like these is that they give rise to more. I've found two interesting ones already and hopefully it will inspire others like yourself.

That's a beautiful result Bill. I have verified your calculation. I had Grok write an html/js page to do very large number calculations. It did it on the first try in 30 seconds.

What tools are you using? We should list the features we want to use and I'll have Grok create it and I can host it ...

As many of you know, the number 888 (Ihsous) is the sum of words 3, 5 and 6 within Genesis 1.1

86 + 395 + 407 = 888

It is also found in a very neat way by dividing the word sum of G1.1 by the product of the word values, with a scaling factor of 10^17 .

2701 x 10^17/(913 x 203 x 86 x 401 x 395 x ...