“This is how you are to build it: The ark is to be three hundred cubits long, fifty cubits wide, and thirty cubits high” Genesis 6:15. God utilizes His Word to impart wisdom about life, even delving into the language of math. Consider Noah, entrusted with building an ark – not just any boat but one large enough for all the animals. God conveyed dimensions not through equations or blueprints but in words. Throughout the Bible, God frequently provides directions in words, creating ultimate word problems for His people. Reflect on the challenge posed to Noah: What are the dimensions of the ark? Here, math transcends numbers, becoming a lesson intricately woven into the fabric of God’s teachings. In life, God employs words as His instructional tool. He presents real-life challenges requiring understanding and application. The dimensions of the ark become not just a math problem but a testament to the richness of God’s communication, reminding us that His lessons, whether in life or math, are crafted with precision and purpose. God created math. It is the most talked about subject in the Bible.
