In
Parashah Mattoth the Triad
Havayah of 72 (the One Unique Explicit Name that binds all of the
abbreviated forms together) is hidden in the characteristics of Israel’s
military response to the actions of the Midianites and Moabites (the
events that transpired on the advice of Bilaam beginning in Parashah Balak).
We will look at this military response in a moment. However, if you are new to this
blog, please read each of the essential constructs listed in
the column to the right before proceeding. These pages reveal some of the
basic mathematic connections between the letters of God's Explicit Name and the
multidimensional geometric characteristics of the luchot,
both in the divided state and combined cubic form, along with the
internal geometry that casts a shadow known as a magen david. There is a
special connection between the Name, the luchot and the geometry of the
magen, and together they form a unique signature. We refer to this geometry and its mathematic common denominator as the Signature of the Architect. The purpose of this blog is to show how all of these things connect, and to reveal where this 'Signature' is
hidden, not only in each week’s parashah, but the physics of time and
space, quantum mechanics and celestial dynamics to name a few. Once you
are familiar with these constructs you can more fully appreciate each
post.
Those already familiar with these essential constructs will recognize
the geometry associated with the Name, and in the case of
Parashah Mattoth, will see the opposing half of the geometry that was
hidden in the events in Parashah Balak that precipitated this military
response.
We've already explained in our post on Balak that half the geometry of God’s
Name could be found in Bilaam’s sacrifices and the ensuing plague, where the
numbers, sets of numbers, and ratios between sets essentially matched or otherwise defined the geometry in the edges,
borders, and faces of a single tetrahedron (“half” the magen that
reflects the geometry associated with the 216 letters). Thus
the first half of the geometry was
mirrored in the actions taken by Bilaam, Balak, the Moabites, and their
Midianite allies. Now, in this parashah, we see the other half mirrored
in the geometry of the actions taken by Israel when they set out
to destroy Bilaam and the five Midianite kings.
The geometry is expressed in the metrics of the verse stating that “one thousand from each of Israel’s tribes shall be sent into armed service -
from the thousands of Israel, 12,000 special troops - Moshe sent forth
the one thousand men from each tribe as an army along with Pinchas - in charge
of the sacred articles and signal trumpets” (Numbers 31, 4-6).
Based
on these
verses, there are several opinions as to how many men of Israel actually
went into battle. However, the opinions fall into a progression of three
increasingly advanced numeric components. The first says (only) that "one
thousand men ...from each tribe" went to war.
The second says that Moshe actually dispatched two thousand men from
each
tribe, because the Torah repeats the phrase: “one thousand men ...from each tribe1."
Of the two thousand (total) from each tribe, one thousand guarded the weapons of battle and one thousand engaged in combat. However, there is a third opinion that says in addition
to the two thousand men from each tribe, Moshe sent another one thousand to pray,
these being the "army [sent] along with Pinchas.” The Torah seems to
repeat itself, saying, “one thousand from each tribe... one thousand men from each tribe… and [another one thousand from each tribe] as an army along with Pinchas,”
but really it is letting us know that each tribe actually sent three thousand men, and that
each group of a thousand had a different purpose.
These
numbers, or really sets of numbers and their ratio with respect to one
another, are a function of the geometry of the primordial torah (luchot)
and they appear in the marriage of two opposing tetrahedrons (part of
its internal geometry). These merge to form a three-dimensional magen
david. In that marriage, each of its four faces is
subdivided into three smaller faces, which means there are a total of 12 small
faces on each of the divided tetrahedrons. These small faces
in turn have three sides. In other words, the geometry of the
tetrahedron just happens to match the geometry of the events involving the 12 tribes with three thousand from each
divided into 1,000 for fighting,
1,000 for guarding the weapons, and
1,000 for prayer. This might at first appear to be a coincidence, but it
is actually a repeating pattern seen throughout the torah, as you will
see in a moment. The set of numbers is graphically depicted below so
that you see how
the geometric character of the events matches the geometric character
of each component on one half of a star tetrahedron.
When we look at the numbers, sets of numbers, and ratios between
sets that take into account the three thousand
from each of the 12 tribes, we cannot help but note the connection they
have with tetrahedral geometry, and specifically those aspects of its
geometry that reflect the nature of the 12-letter (abbreviation of the) Explicit Name
and its counterparts. The 12 thousand (fighters) plus 12 thousand (guards) and 12 thousand (in prayer) are like the
12 stones on one side of the Jordan, the 12 stones on the other side,
and the 12 stones in the middle (explained in our post on Parashah Ki Thavo). Each is a reflection of a larger
reality in which the 12-letter Name, it's 12-letter counterpart, and the
12 letters in the marriage between the two (the triad versions of the
Tetragrammaton, Adnoot and Ehyeh) define the nature of the events.
The geometry of the events in this parashah have been superimposed on the geometry of
one
half of the star tetrahedron below (or more specifically the clear half) to show how they correspond to one another. The
geometry of each half in turn reflects the positions corresponding to 36
of the triplets (108 letters) that reflect one half of the events. The opposing half is mirrored
in the events pertaining to what Balak and Bilaam did in Parashah Balak that led to these specific events (the military response). This half is shown in transparent
blue and left blank because the events occurred previously. If you'd like to see
how those events match the geometry of their respective half (the other 36 triplets or 108
letters) just reread that particular post.
The
one-to-one correlation between the events, the geometry (within the
combined cubic form of the luchot) and the letters of the Name must be
contemplated in order to fully appreciate and comprehend its
significance.
If you stop and think about it, the depth of this connection to the internal geometry of the luchot is actually quite astonishing. In addition to what has been mentioned thus far, before Pinchas left for battle, Moshe warned him that Bilaam might use sorcery to escape by ascending into the air. He added that if Bilaam attempted to flee with any of the Midianite kings, then Pinchas should use the Tzitz (the head plate of the Cohen on which was engraved “Holy to God”) to bring them down and destroy them. That’s exactly what happened, although some say that Pinchas also pronounced the Explicit Name. The geometry of this event also mirrors the characteristics of what would be the opposing tetrahedron.
(There are 6 edges on a single tetrahedron)
In summary, the numbers and sets of numbers that characterize the events in Balak, along with those we see in this week’s parashah, are the same as those we see in the geometry of a three-dimensional magen david, which in turn reflects the mathematic and geometric characteristics of God’s Explicit Name, expressed as either 2 x 108, or 3 x 72 depending on which part of the geometry is more relevant to the events being examined.
The average person would be incapable of perceiving the numbers and sets of numbers in the events of Mattoth and those of Balak, as elements in the complex three-dimensional geometry of the royal seal (magen david) or understanding the connection these events have to God's Explicit Name and as it pertains to the geometry of the luchot, let alone wrapping the narrative of a story around the mathematic constructs that define its characteristics. Although, once its been pointed out, its actually quite easy to see. The fact that this relationship exists, and that it mirrors this particular geometry, is indisputable, that it connects to God's Name is obvious, but not surprising, given all that we've seen thus far.
God's plan for Israel and the events corresponding to that plan are clearly a function of the mathematic and geometric nature of the blueprint (sapphire cube or combined cubic form of the luchot) and in this case, more specifically, the star tetrahedron or magen david (one of the constructs within the cubic form of the luchot) but again it is important to remember that what we are seeing is really a reflection of God's Name and the way in which its letters rule over mankind. The repeated connection this signature has with various events is quite clear and the conclusion inescapable. The Author of history (His-story) is indeed the Creator and His royal seal is often hidden beneath the surface of the story that is in the [geometry of the] sapphire cube3 (luchot/torah).
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Footnote 1 - BeMidbar Rabbah; Yalkut Shimoni; Tanchuma; Kesef Nivchar; Kli Chemdah
Footnote 2 - Tanchuma; Me’am Loez Mattoth 2, Page 347
Footnote 3 - The "story in the sapphire" (luchot) as explained in the post on the sapphire cube [of creation]- (Sefer Yetzirah 1:1)
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