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(The prolific mathematician and physicist John von Neumann memorized many of the Psalms and it appeared to help him in his work. Many consider him to have been the smartest man of the 20th century.) |
(Psalm 23 is easy to remember as a prime number, having only 6 (a perfect number) verse. Each verse says something powerful and special.) |
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The prolific [[mathematician]] and [[physicist]] [[John von Neumann]] memorized many of the Psalms and it appeared to help him in his work. Many consider him to have been the smartest man of the 20th century. | The prolific [[mathematician]] and [[physicist]] [[John von Neumann]] memorized many of the Psalms and it appeared to help him in his work. Many consider him to have been the smartest man of the 20th century. | ||
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| + | Psalm 23 is easy to remember as a [[prime number]], having only 6 (a [[perfect number]]) verse. Each verse says something powerful and special. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 03:36, June 2, 2025
Memorizing Psalms is a tremendously beneficial project that helps overcome anxiety, benefits others, and enhances productivity. It's a challenging goal, as the Book of Psalms -- the most-read book in the Bible -- totals 150 separate Psalms.
The prolific mathematician and physicist John von Neumann memorized many of the Psalms and it appeared to help him in his work. Many consider him to have been the smartest man of the 20th century.
Psalm 23
Psalm 23 is easy to remember as a prime number, having only 6 (a perfect number) verse. Each verse says something powerful and special.