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The
Mystery of the 153 Fish
The Sacred
Geometry Story
John
of Zebedee is the presumed author of this gospel. He reported this story of the 153 Fish as an account of an actual event
that occurred between Jesus, five named and two unnamed disciples in Galilee by the Sea of Tiberias.
The entire 21st chapter was meant to count as the third time Jesus
revealed himself to his disciples. The first two times were in the
locked room described in chapter 20. An
incredible series of diagrams explains verse by verse why the number
of fish just happens to be "153." To
the enlightened reader, Jesus (888) is revealed not
the third time the story implies but three times
on the Sea of Tiberias
through
Sacred Geometry diagrams. The
story occurs over three periods of time ... evening, night, and
the break of day. The story has three chapters that fit seamlessly
together. All the characters appear in each chapter. In the first, the focus is on all seven disciples; in the second on Simon
Peter (aka The Stone); in the third on the mysterious and un-named "Beloved
Disciple." Each story contains many "mysteries."
Gematria diagrams in each of the stories reveals the name of the
Beloved Disciple!
The Setting: The shore of the Sea of Tiberias in the Galilee.
The Characters: Jesus, Simon Stone, Thomas Didymus, Nathaniel from Cana, the two brothers of Zebedee, and two mysterious unnamed disciples.
The 20 Signs for "things" mentioned in the story: the Sea of Tiberias, Jesus, the seven disciples, the little boat, the shore, the outer garment, 200 cubits, the charcoal fire, little fishes, a great fish, the number 153, the land, bread, and dead ones.
| 1a 1b | 2a 2b 2c 2d | 3a 3b 3c 3d | 4a 4b | 5a 5b | 6a 6b 6c | 7a 7b 7c 7d 7e 7f 7g |
| 8a 8b 8c 8d | 9a 9b 9c 9d | 10 | 11a 11b 11c 11d | 12a 12b 12c | 13a 13b 13c | 14a 14b |
