Protestant Bible divides into O.T. Trinity

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...THE LAW.............THE PROPHETS...............THE WRITTINGS...............

.1. Genesis............23. Isaiah.......................45. Romans
.2. Exodus.............24. Jeremiah...................46. 1 Corinthians
.3. Leviticus..........25. Lamentations..............47. 2 Corinthians
.4. Numbers..........26. Ezekiel.......................48. Galatians
.5. Deuteronomy....27. Daniel........................49. Ephesians
.6. Joshua............28. Hosea........................50. Philippians
.7. Judges............29. Joel...........................51. Colossians
.8. Ruth...............30. Amos.........................52. 1 Thessalonians
.9. 1 Samuel.........31. Obadiah......................53. 2 Thessalonians
10. 2 Samuel........32. Jonah.........................54. 1 Timothy
11. 1 Kings...........33. Micah.........................55. 2 Timothy
12. 2 Kings...........34. Nahum........................56. Titus
13. 1 Chronicles.....35. Habakkuk....................57. Philemon
14. 2 Chronicles.....36. Zephaniah...................58. Hebrews
15. Ezra...............37. Haggia........................59. James
16. Nehemiah........38. Zechariah....................60. 1 Peter
17. Esther............39. Malachi........................61. 2 Peter
18. Job................40. Matthew......................62. 1 John
19. Psalms............41. Mark...........................63. 2 John
20. Proverbs.........42. Luke............................64. 3 John
21. Ecclesiastes....43. John............................65. Jude
22. Song of Sol.....44. Acts............................66. Revelation

The sixty-six books of the Protestant Bible are usually divided into the Old and New Testaments. But they can also be arranged in a Trinitarian manner. Each of the three columns of 22 books then matches it's catagory as a Physical, E-motional or Mental division.

The arrangement of the Holy Bible into these three catagories is by no means unintended. The symbology inferred here is vast and diverse. The first two columns can represent the first 4000 years of the Old Testament period. The third column represents the 2000 year Christian Era.

Along with this each separate colomn has it's own internal patterns and divisions which are intricately symbolic. These divisions are made dividing clusters or sections of books that were long held to be units unto themselves and given names such as the Pentatuch, Wisdom Literature, Major Prophets and Minor Prophets.

The first column describes the creation and activities from the time of Adam until the establishment of the Temple fire in Jerusalem at about 1000AD. In the second column are written the names of the "sons or Prophets" who warned the people with their often EMOTIONAL laments. The activities of these prophets led to the coming of the Holy Spirit as described at the very end of the second column in Acts. Then in the third column Christianity which began during the Roman Empire begins with the book of Romans. Under this column called The Writtings all of the entries are epistles or writtings. This arrangement also fits under the heading of the Father, the Sons and the Holy Spirit.
 
.....Father........................Son.............................Holy Spirit..............
....Physical...................Emotional............................Mental................
....THE LAW...............THE PROPHETS..................THE WRITINGS...........

.1. Genesis................23. Isaiah.........................45. Romans
.2. Exodus.................24. Jeremiah.....................46. 1 Corinthians
.3. Leviticus..............25. Lamentations................47. 2 Corinthians
.4. Numbers...............26. Ezekiel........................48. Galatians
.5. Deuteronomy.........27. Daniel.........................49. Ephesians
.....................................................................50. Philippians
.6. Joshua.................28. Hosea.........................51. Colossians
.7. Judges.................29. Joel............................52. 1 Thessalonians
.8. Ruth....................30. Amos..........................53. 2 Thessalonians
.9. 1 Samuel..............31. Obadiah.......................54. 1 Timothy
10. 2 Samuel..............32. Jonah.........................55. 2 Timothy
11. 1 Kings.................33. Micah.........................56. Titus
12. 2 Kings.................34. Nahum........................57. Philemon
13. 1 Chronicles..........35. Habakkuk.....................58. Hebrews
14. 2 Chronicles..........36. Zephaniah
15. Ezra....................37. Haggai
16. Nehemiah.............38. Zechariah.....................59. James
17. Esther.................39. Malachi.........................60. 1 Peter
.......................................................................61. 2 Peter
18. Job......................40. Matthew......................62. 1 John
19. Psalms..................41. Mark...........................63. 2 John
20. Proverbs...............42. Luke............................64. 3 John
21. Ecclesiastes..........43. John............................65. Jude
22. Song of Solomon....44. Acts............................66. Revelations

..........................THE CHRISTIAN BIBLE...........................

The 66 books of the Protestant Bible are usually divided into the Old and New Testaments. But they can also be arranged in a Trinitarian manner. Each of the three columns of 22 books then matches it's category as a Physical, In-motional and Mental manifestation.
The arrangement of the Bible into these trinitarian categories is by no means unintended. The symbology inferred here is vast and diverse. The first two columns can represent the first 4000 years of the Old Testament period. The third column represents the 2000 year Christian Era.
Along with this each separate column has it's own internal patterns and divisions which are intricately symbolic. These divisions are made dividing clusters or sections of books that were long held to be units unto themselves and given naves such as The Pentateuch, Wisdom Literature, Major Prophets and Minor Prophets. These divisions also have their numerical schemes which can be examined later.
The first column describes the creation and activities on this PHYSICAL earth from the time of Adam until the establishment of the Temple FIRE in Jerusalem in 1000BC. In the second column are written the names of the "SONS" or "PROPHETS" who warned the people with their EMOTIONAL Laments. The "activities" of these prophets led to the coming of the "HOLY SPIRIT" as is described at the very end of this second column in Acts. Then, in the third column under the heading of Writings are all writings or Epistles. This section describes the forming of the Christian Church began during the Roman period beginning with the "book of Romans." These three sections each have similar numeric schemes within themselves!
 
You will get along so much better if you discuss and explore your ideas rather than seek to educate.
Many here have had profound epiphanies and revelations of various kinds, yet you don't see them wearing their notions on their shoulders.

I am interested in all kinds of diverse ideas as I know I don't know everything and others points of view can sometimes open a whole new aspect that went unnoticed previously.
But soapbox preachers do not fare well here, nor do they last very long.
Hopefully we can get onto discussion.
Dispute is never fun.
 
Since they divide into 3 sections of 22, how does that align with the 22 characters of the Hebrew language?
Have you explored that?
 
dan b, are you here to discuss ideas with people, or are you simply going to keep pasting information at us?
 
shawn said:
Since they divide into 3 sections of 22, how does that align with the 22 characters of the Hebrew language?
Have you explored that?
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Hey Shawn!
That's a good point, glad you brought it up. I can certainly explain and tell you my opinion. But I'd like to hear yours first. The Hebrew 22 letters must definitly fit into this pattern. dan b
 
Hi Brian, You know I figured that if you were interested in my posting, you would discuss it with me. But if your not, why come to it at all? peace and understanding dan b
 
dan b said:
Hi Brian, You know I figured that if you were interested in my posting, you would discuss it with me. But if your not, why come to it at all? peace and understanding dan b
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Actually, just to bring you up to speed, DAN, he is the forum moderator....the decider in chief......whatever, anyway, he manages this fine establishment.
 
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