-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.
The Bible Society of the United Kingdom calculates that the number of Bibles printed between 1816 and 1975 was around 2.45 BILLION. By 1992, the estimated number printed rose to nearly six billion and by 2007 to 7.5 billion. This means there is roughly one copy of God's word for each person on earth! Clearly, the Bible is the best selling book of all time! These figures do not include the COUNTLESS digital versions of the Scriptures being accessed today by computers, smart phones, iPads, etc. etc. A complete translation of God's word has been published in over 450 languages. The New Testament alone has been distributed in nearly 1,400 languages, with the Gospel of Mark in over 2,300 languages. They represent the primary means of reaching over 90% of the worldâs population with God's truth.