According to the Bible when God created the Universe, he created it according to a geometric plan. Plato said and I quote, “God geometrizes continuously. " So this higher power seemingly could create a proportionally genius mathematical code? As an aspiring historian, I don’t feel that the writers many years ago who wrote the Bible could predict the building of Cathedrals and the use of the code in its framework. I feel as though this seemingly perfect mathematical code was bounded together more of coincidence and less of a divine origin.
For example the height of heaven according to the Bible is 144 cubits, which is equivalent to two hundred and sixteen feet. The New American Standard Bible says “And he measured the wall thereof, a hundred and forty and four cubits, [according to] the measure of a man, that is, of an angel.” This measurement is well within most of our sight capacity. Although when I think of heaven I think of it as a non-visible location for the precise reason to cover your tracks from any people either in this religion or a skeptic looking
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God told Noah to build an ark that was fifty cubits wide with the same measurement as that of Amiens. Another example of this code’s practical use was Notre Dame cathedral in Paris. This great cathedral measures thirty roman feet on its first level and sixty on its second level. These measurements are the exact same as the Temple of Solomon which is considered to be Gods House on Earth. If you had a detailed measurement of most of the worlds gothic/Romanesque style cathedrals often certain measurements pertain a certain significance. This is usually in relation to the Bible. But there are also pieces of sacred geometry that are not always attached to the