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Base12 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 29, 2025 2:06 am Recent findings by Biblical Scholars and Researchers suggest that the Tabernacles and Temples depicted in the Christian Bible are symbolic representations of a Eukaryotic Cell.
Moreover, on Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, said Temples switch roles to become symbolic of an Ovum being fertilized.
When one compares the structure of a Cell to the structure of the Tabernacle in the Wilderness, the correlations are so precise that they go way above and beyond just mere coincidence...
This is stunning proof of an advanced intelligence existing at a time when it is commonly understood to be nonexistent.
This is a wonderful comment. It reminds me of a four-dimensional object casting a three-dimensional shadow. New Jerusalem could be symbolic of a Tesseract.placebofactor wrote: ↑Sat Mar 29, 2025 11:32 am What is a type? A type is a rough draft or a less accurate model from which a more perfect image is made. A type may also be defined as a symbol of something future and distant. Or it may be an example prepared and designed by God to prefigure a coming thing. What is prefigured is called the antitype.
The first characteristic of a type is that it casts a shadow, an imperfect representation of the thing it represents. The type may be a rough sketch of something entirely different in that it has something in common with the antitype.
The fundamental question to ask when presented with ideas such as this is "WHY". The bible is a book of faith not biology and types and antitypes are to provide insight on things unseen for the purpose of building faith in God and his purposes not to explain ggthe e human reproductive system. So although appreciating the wonders of creation builds faith in God's powers and intelligent, the physical body of itself holds no spiritual significance.
