360 x 7 = 2520   2520/1 = 2520 2520/2 = 1260 2520/3 = 840 2520/4 = 630 2520/5 = 504 2520/6 = 420 2520/7 = 360 2520/8 = 315 2520/9 = 280 2520/10 = 250             Building on the logic of the seven circles, we progress from the Mogan Dawid to the hexagon. Superimposed upon the preceding drawing, the hexagon forms six diamond shapes in which could be located, with precision along the periphery, six small replicas of the Crown Diamond diagram, in its entirety. With the Shield of David in the interior, the suggestion of a cube becomes obvious. Recall, also, that each point in David's emblem is the head of an Adam Kadmon drawn according to the dimensions of Noah's ark. It is from this perception that Solomon's Seal was derived.     When the initial cube implied in this progression of drawings is completed, we discover more and more possible locations of miniature Crown Diamonds. Note that the diamond shapes could be situated on planes crossing each other vertically and diagonally. This is the dynamic of the spiral implicit in the series of drawings and referenced elsewhere in the text.           New Yahrushaliem, as depicted in the book of Revelation, is portrayed as a perfect cube. It is possible to extend this series of drawings beyond the original seven circles to demonstrate that the parts of the Crown Diamond, as well as the whole, are capable of infinite extension, and not only upon a single plane. The seven circles reappear at the conclusion of the section on the Churches of Asia, as representing the organization of the seven spirits of Elohim. Note here, for the moment, that each discrete mansion of the growing cubical City is a miniature replication of the whole, containing numerous images of the Dalet-- of the Door/-- by each of which images can be reconstructed every essential line in the Crown Diamond display. mainmenu Churches of Asia bookmenu