Three is the number of perfection, or completion. This number is
repeated throughout the Bible as a symbol of completeness. God's
attributes are three: omniscience, omnipresence, and
omnipotence. Time is divided in three: past, present and future.
Three is the first of four perfect numbers... Three denotes
divine perfection; Seven denotes spiritual perfection; Ten
denotes ordinal perfection; and Twelve denotes governmental
perfection. Abraham offered three measures of meal to his
guest(s), showing the perfection of God's divine nature. In
Numbers 15:9, the instructions to offer with a burn offering
read, "Then shall he bring with the bullock a meal offering of
THREE tenth deals of flour.", as were the instructions for the
cleansing of a leper in Lev 14:10. The third book in the Bible,
where we learn about true worship, is Leviticus. During His
ministry Jesus raised three persons from the dead. On the third
day, the earth rose from the water, symbolic of resurrection
life. He was crucified at the third hour, w