-I see many squares and rectangles which contribute to the main design of the building. -The windows are all designed as squares inside larger squares. -I see triangles which give the building it's design as well. 3.Ancient architecture often has the best examples of geometry. -This is Stonehenge, a great example of geometry. As you can see, there are many different shapes in Stonehenge. -All the stones are set in a cirular design.
Here's the answer: It took a long time to write the Bible! The Bible was written over about 1,500 years from 1400 BC to AD 90. God wanted different people to write at different points in history so we could see His plan for the world. Second Timothy 3:16 says that God breathed life into the Bible.
There are 10-15 manuscripts written within the first 100 years of the completion of the New Testament. Some are fairly large fragments, containing significant portions of the gospels or the letters of Paul. When we go out two centuries from the original writings (300 AD), there are at least 48 manuscripts. At three centuries (400 AD), there are 69 copies.