NUMEROLOGY: THE NUMBER TEN (10)
(Message by Tanny Keng)
1. Numerology
a) Numerology is what Bible scholars believe is the placing of meaning on numbers in the Scriptures. There is said to be numerical values in the numbers in the Pentateuch or what is known as the Torah, the first five books of the Bible.
b) Numerology is by no means restricted to the Old Testament but is said to be found throughout the Bible – from Genesis to Exodus.
c) Numerology attempts to explain the meaning of these numbers to see what God may be telling us by using them and the interpretation of them relating to the Scriptures or verses where they found.
d) Examples are the numbers three, six, seven, and ten, but there are more. Numbers are thought to be symbolic of the sovereignty of God and so let‘s take a look at certain numbers and their meanings.
2. The Number Ten (10)
a) The number ten relates to human governments and laws. There are Ten Commandments given to mankind (Exodus 20), there were ten elders in most of the city gates (Ruth 4:2), and the Northern Kingdom of Israel consisted of ten tribes (1 Kings 11).
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1. Numerologya) Numerology is what Bible scholars believe is the placing of meaning on numbers in the Scriptures. There is said to be numerical values in the numbers in the Pentateuch or what is known as the Torah, the first five books of the Bible.
b) Numerology is by no means restricted to the Old Testament but is said to be found throughout the Bible – from Genesis to Exodus.
c) Numerology attempts to explain the meaning of these numbers to see what God may be telling us by using them and the interpretation of them relating to the Scriptures or verses where they found.
d) Examples are the numbers three, six, seven, and ten, but there are more. Numbers are thought to be symbolic of the sovereignty of God and so let‘s take a look at certain numbers and their meanings.
2. The Number Ten (10)
a) The number ten relates to human governments and laws. There are Ten Commandments given to mankind (Exodus 20), there were ten elders in most of the city gates (Ruth 4:2), and the Northern Kingdom of Israel consisted of ten tribes (1 Kings 11).
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