God’s word is fascinating, written at such a level that only the Creator of the universe could have inspired it. The Gospel is written so simply that a child can understand it. It is so deep, the deeper we dig the more there is to discover. I suspect we are only scratching the surface of what can be learned this side of being tutored by the Lord Himself.
Many generally read past numbers, names, and genealogies as insignificant. I have a long list of numbers and their general association or application as you mention (posted at the end).
Hebrew and Greek names are also fascinating. Often, their names give a mini thumbnail about their occupation, character, traits, where they are from, etc. I have often wondered how the parents had that future insight when they were named.
Speaking of names, is it a coincidence the first ten generations are meaningful when written out in an understandable sentence? [credit: Dr. Chuck Missler]
FIRST TEN GENERATIONS
Adam (Man)
Seth (Appointed)
Enosh (Mortal)
Kenan (Sorrow)
Mahalalel - Mahalaleel (the blessed God)
Jared (shall come down)
Enoch (teaching)
Methuselah (His death shall bring)
Lamech (the despairing)
Noah (rest or comfort)
“Man (is) appointed mortal sorrow, (but) the Blessed God shall come down teaching (that) His death shall bring (the) despairing rest”
Our Bible is not a science book, but all the details given long before it was understood are amazing.
BIBLICAL NUMBERS
ONE: Unity
TWO: Union; Division; and Witnessing
THREE: Resurrection; Divine Completeness; Perfection
FOUR: Creation; World
FIVE: Grace; God’s goodness
SIX: Weakness of man; Number of Man; Evils of Satan; Manifestation of Sin
SEVEN: Completeness; Spiritual; Perfection
EIGHT: New birth; New Creation or new beginning
NINE: Fruit of the Spirit; Divine completeness from the Lord
TEN: Testimony; Law and Responsibility
ELEVEN: Judgment or Disorder
TWELVE: Governmental perfection
THIRTEEN: Depravity and Rebellion
FOURTEEN: Deliverance or Salvation
FIFTEEN: Rest
SIXTEEN: Love
SEVENTEEN: Victory
EIGHTEEN: Bondage
NINETEEN: Faith
TWENTY: Redemption
TWENTY-ONE: Exceeding Sinfulness of Sin
TWENTY-TWO: Light
TWENTY-THREE: Death
TWENTY-FOUR: The Priesthood
TWENTY-FIVE: The forgiveness of sin
TWENTY-SIX: The Gospel of Christ
TWENTY-SEVEN: Preaching of the Gospel
TWENTY-EIGHT: Eternal life
TWENTY-NINE: Departure
THIRTY: The Blood of Christ; dedications; mourning
THIRTY-ONE: Offspring
THIRTY-TWO: Covenant
THIRTY-THREE: Promise
THIRTY-FOUR: Naming of a son
THIRTY-FIVE: Hope
THIRTY-SIX: Enemy
THIRTY-SEVEN: The Word of God
THIRTY-EIGHT: Slavery
THIRTY-NINE: Disease
FORTY: Trials; Probation; Testing's
FORTY-TWO: Israel’s oppression; Lord’s advent
FORTY-FIVE: Preservation
FIFTY: The Holy Spirit
SIXTY: Pride
SIXTY-SIX: Idol worship
SEVENTY: Universality; Israel and her Restoration
ONE HUNDRED: God’s election of Grace; Children of Promise
ONE HUNDRED-NINETEEN: The Resurrection Day; Lord’s Day
ONE HUNDRED-TWENTY: Divine period of probation
ONE HUNDRED-FORTY FOUR: The Spirit guided life
ONE HUNDRED-FIFTY THREE: Fruit bearing
TWO HUNDRED: Insufficiency
SIX HUNDRED: Warfare
SIX HUNDRED-SIXTY SIX: The number of the Beast; Antichrist
EIGHT HUNDRED-EIGHTY EIGHT: The first Resurrection Saints
THOUSAND: Divine completeness and Glory of God