Beginnings: The Sacred Design

by Bonnie Gaunt

Bonnie Gaunt continues the line of research begun by John Mitchell into the geometric design of Stonehenge, the Great Pyramid & the Golden Proportions. Chapters in this book cover the following topics: The amazing number 144; The numbers in the design of the New Jerusalem; The Great Pyramid; Stonehenge & Solomon's Temple, which display common elements that reveal the work of a master designer Beginnings: The Sacred Design examines the profound location...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0960268847
• ISBN13: 9780960268849
• Release Date: January 1995
• Publisher: Bonnie Gaunt
• Length: 207 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 7.8" x 5.3" x 0.8"

Customer Reviews

A very interesting book weather you believe in God or not.

Beginnings: The Sacred Design it a very rare book. It focuses mainly on Hebrew and Greek gematria and how it connects to the universe, structures and other areas. Although I myself am not religious at all I did like the way the book was written and found it to be easy to understand. The chapter list is as follows:- Foreword 1. Beginnings 2. The Conflict of Genesis One 3. The Case for a Designer 4. The Formula for Creation 5. Let There be Light 6. Creation and the Golden Proportion 7. The Sound of Music 8. Three Witnesses 9. A New Beginning Appendix 1 Appendix 2 Even though this book is not a long book it is still a very worth while read and covers some topics that I have not seen in other books, such as gematria in relation to atoms. I would recommend this book to anyone that is interested in gematria, weather they are new to the subject or not. Very good book.

Smartest book on religion written

I can't believe this is out of print. It makes me sad. Everyone should read this book.

WOW! WOWI

Wow! A must read book! looks like this lady proves there is a God.

Impressive, informative, occasionally controversial.

Bonnie Gaunt is a mathematician and theologian who in Beginnings: The Sacred Design presents a fascinating and informative study on the Sacred Geometry of Stonehenge, the Great Pyramid, and other structures of ancient time. Of particular interest is her presentation on how the process of photosynthesis reveals the sacred design common to such antiquarian edifices , the Bible's number code (gematria) with respect to the "sacred design", and more. Beginnings: The Sacred Design is an impressive, challenging, informative, occasionally controversial, very welcome contribution to metaphysics and the eloquent designs of creation as employed and exemplified by the inspired builders of antiquity.