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The Four Fishermen
Jesus chose two pairs of brothers who were fishermen to be his first four apostles (Mk 1:16-20). Their four names seem to have been carefully chosen so that the gematria values of their names as brothers would bring out the number of the raised Jesus (8880) as well as the number of the Greek word for "Fishes" (1224). The diagram shows that when the two pairs of brothers (2216, 2222) are joined together in a vesica pisces construction they are equal (100.02%) to the raised Jesus (8880). The two vesicas in the diagram have a combined horizontal length of exactly 1224 units, the same gematria value as the Greek word ixthues (IcqueV), meaning "Fishes." Simon Peter and Andrew
The first two brothers are Simon Peter and Andrew (2216). These two names, when raised as four circles with a circumference equal to the gematria value of their names, are 99.82% equal to raised Jesus (8880). James and John
The second pair of brothers are James and John (2222). These two names, when raised as four circles with a circumference equal to the gematria value of their names, are 100.09% equal to raised Jesus (8880). |
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