History of Numerology Studies

The spiritual study of numbers goes way back in history. There's evidence of numerology in most all sacred scriptures of the world.

Are There Different Types of Numerology?

Five types of numerology are listed here: Kabbalah, Chaldean, Pythagorean, Abracadabra, and New Kabbalah.

This is just an introduction to the the art of Gematria, a rather intricate form of numerology practiced by Hebrew scholars.

For ages the number seven has been regarded as the Number of mystery relating to the spiritual side of things.

Multiple levels of meaning are uncovered as the symbols (including numbers) of the New Testament are studied.

Many profound truths of the Bible are revealed through the study of numerology. Actually they been there all along.

Robert Todd Carroll provides some perspective via his skeptical viewpoint. He feels that selective thinking plays a large part.

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Learn more about Pythagoras, the Greek philosopher and teacher. He developed his own form of numerology.

Learn more about Pythagoras, the historical figure considered be the "father" of modern numerology.

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