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James 1:17 (note the prime numbered verse seems to tantalizingly foreshadow calculus: "Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, and cometh down from the Father of lights, with whom is no variableness, neither sha
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→the Remnant, and a Parable
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→Prime numbers: The Parable of the Weeds describes chaff, which is analogous to composite numbers, sowed among the wheat, which is analogous to prime numbers.
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→Additional use of primes: seventeen (17) is references 12 times in the Old Testament (ESV)
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→Prime numbers: thirteen (13) is referenced 24 times in the Old Testament (ESV)
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→Prime numbers: The New Testament prefers prime numbers in many ways, including all five of the first prime numbers: 2, 3, 5, 7, and 11
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→Prime numbers: the multiplication of the loaves was with 5 loaves and 2 fish, both prime numbers. ''See'' {{bibleref|Mark|6|31-44}}.
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→Prime numbers: 3, 7, 11
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→Prime numbers: the eleven good Apostles
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→Prime numbers: the riddle of the bride of seven brothers posed to Jesus in {{bibleref|Matthew|22|23–33}}
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→Prime numbers: three men witnessed the Transfiguration.
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→Markov Chain: Another examples of the logic of a Markov chain is the Prodigal Son.
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→Markov Chain: A Markov chain is a counterintuitive stochastic process by which the next state depends only on the prior one. The parable of workers in the vineyard, in which the workers are paradoxically paid the same amount no matter when
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Enormous potential exists for additional mathematical discoveries based on insights gleaned from the Bible.
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The greatest mathematicians, including Bernard Riemann, Georg Cantor, Kurt Gödel, and John von Neumann, were avid readers of the Bible.
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