Jesus 8880 Inscribed Circles - Circumferences![]() ![]() Circles: | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | The above two diagrams are a geometry lesson. These diagrams show how two sets of three identical circles can be constructed inside equilateral triangles or squares. The circumference of each circle is either one half or twice the size of it's neighbor. Diagram 1: This diagram also shows three circles inscribed inside equilateral triangles in the raised Jesus 8880 graph. This diagram shows that circles bounded by equilateral triangles differ by a factor of 2. The circumference of each circle is either one half or twice the size of it's neighbor. Diagram 2: This diagram also shows the same three circles inscribed inside squares in the raised Jesus 8880 graph. This diagram shows that circles bounded by two squares always differ by a factor of 2. In other words, the same size circle can either be "girded" by one equilateral triangle or two squares. All three of these circles are New Testament gematria signs that appear in the Glossary of Signs. All circle signs are based on isopsephia and gematria. The numbers do not appear in the Greek text of the bible but instead are hidden in the gematria value of important names or words. |