The first is comprised of Genesis to the Song of Solomon, the second from Isaiah to Acts, and the third from Romans to Revelation. The Bible can be divided into three sections of 22 books each. From the first epistle to the end of the Bible holds 22 books, which can tie in with what is known as the Canon Wheel. Twenty two divided by seven is a good approximation of pi, or the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter.
It is believe that the perfect shape is the circle, because it has no corners. The number 22 has a much more mathematical approach in the Bible. This is God’s way of saying two people can be united together to share a common bond. Animals were sacrificed in twos throughout the Old Testament, and the disciples and the apostles were sent out in twos (Matthew 6:7). For example, the man and the women became one flesh in Genesis 1:27. Rather they are closest they may ever be to the one true God than at that moment. Whenever someone is alone in the wilderness in the Bible, whether it is Moses, or Elijah, or Jesus, they are not really alone. Instead of being two separate entities, God is always by our side and in our hearts. The first commandment echoes this, saying “thou shalt have no other gods besides Me” and again in Deuteronomy 6:4 which says “Hear, O Israel: the Lord our God, the Lord is one.” Most notably, it refers to God Himself as being the “one true God” with only one of Him. The number one is used frequently throughout the Bible. Here are the sacred codes and significant numbers in the Bible. The patterns do not exist by chance, but are specific to God’s design.
There are connections and patterns throughout the Bible, and by researching them we see deeper meanings. One way to do this is through understanding and breaking down His use of Biblical numbers. One essential way to connect with God is through critical analysis of His Word.
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