MATH AND THE BIBLE

Mathematics and bible are two different things. But there are some
perspectives that math is related with bible. Bible uses numbers and other
mathematical terms. The bible is a very mathematical book, from Genesis to
any of its chapter. It begins and ends with the mathematical concept of
infinity. everything must have a beginning and an end, yet it also tells us
that there must have been something before the beginning and something
must come after the end. Both mathematics and bible says that every
individual that every beginning has an ending in contrary to the concept of
infinity.
The bible teaches humans the word infinity. Infinity in such a way
that a person lives with no ending in Gods kingdom. The peoples life only
end real life situation, this comes up the concept of every beginning has an
ending. But the memories will stay forever in ones mind.
Mathematics concept of infinity comes in numbers. Some bible
verses also use numbers in it. It only proves that math and the bible are
interrelated with each other. Lets say for example, Psalms 90:12 that says
So teach (us) to number our days, that we may apply (our) hearts unto
wisdom. 1 Kings 6:2 and the house which King Solomon has built for the
Lord, the length thereof (was) three score cubits, and the breadth thereof
twenty (cubits), and the height thereof thirty cubits. Those are words from
the bible yet uses mathematical concept.
Problem solving in math is very similar to problem solving in real
life situation. Problem solving in math comes with a series of steps before
coming up to a desired answer. As we able to solved the problems, there are
satisfaction in our minds. Likewise, as we are solving real life problems. We
have to choose wisely an appropriate solution and thinking what
consequence does the solution have to face. The faith that the bible teaches
us may serve as a guide in order to arrive in a particular goal. Have faith in
God, in yourself and in the people that surrounds you that can help to solve
what problems you are facing.