Biblical Mathematics: Keys to Scripture Numerics

Dr. Vallowe has succeeded in making numerics accessible to and meaningful for Bible students. This book not only presents God's use of key numbers in the Bible in layman's terms, but also provides a basis for further investigations. Dr. Vallowe's methods derive solidly from the Biblical context in which the numbers are used. Through this timely book, God releases a long-awaited blessing to His people so that in these last days His Word may be understood in greater fullness and detail. Evangelist Ed F. Vallowe has written the seminal introduction to the subject of Biblical numerics.

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Reviewed by Rob Cookenour (Gray, TN), May 19, 2008

With each number having a full chapter of fascinating details for itself, this book will bring out the divine'ness' of the scriptures. This isn't a book about how many of this or how many of that is in the bible. Take the number 5. The writer explains how the number refers to God's grace and/or goodness and follows with examples when there are 5 events, people, or some other quantity of 5 mentioned and how that showed His grace. One example is the fact that the Earth has 5 layers of atmosphere. 5 Means grace. So, that means that God's grace is around the Earth. Maybe that is why there are rainbows on the Earth and no other planet. He has blessed the Earth with life. After the reading the book, I find myself paying attention the numbers. That is, after reading a verse, I'll be more sensitive to how many disciples were mentioned, how many blessings where mentions, how many pools, how many devils, and so on. Then, I look that number up and it reveals more to me. Naturally, this only works with the King James Version. Since it is the inspired Word as God wanted it written, the numbers have a way of revealing His handywork. If you read a 'version' then the numbers aren't as apt to bless you, since versions are written as men see it. Thanks to the writer for sharing what God gave him. Rob Cookenour, TN

Reviewed by Powel Dorosz (Oakford, PA), March 18, 2008

This is great. I have given this book to others. Being able to see how 17 attributes equal victory, helps to understand how 10 coines and keeping communion relate to Jesus return. David with 5 stones shows mercy of GOD. and so on.

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