The pyramid on the Dollar has dimension 5,12,13, Why and what does it mean ?
On the reserve, is the All-Seeing Eye within a triangle surrounded by a golden glory. Besides the obvious Masonic significance of this design, it has
a cabalistic value of seventy plus three plus two hundred, equaling two hundred and seventy-three (273)
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which is the value of the phrase ehben mosu habonim (the stone which the builders refused) familiar to all Royal Arch Masons. It is also the value of
the Hebrew proper noun Hiram Abiff, the architect of Solomon's
Temple and the principal character of the legend used in the Master Mason degree.
The triangle isossceles, formed by two right triangles having sides of five, twelve, and thirteen units in length, illustrating the 47th Problem of
Euclid.
The triangle also represents the capstone of the unfinished pyramid and reminds the Mason of the immortality of the soul and that in eternity he will
complete the
capstone of his earthly labors according to the designs on the trestle-board of the Supreme Architect of the Universe. The unfinished pyramid cannot
fail to remind him of the unfinished condition of the Temple when tragedy struck down its Master architect. " (Masonry in Texas, Background, History
and Influence
to 1846 by James D. Carter, 33°, G.'.C.'.)
The standard Pyramid has dimensions 3,4,5 which stands for
OSIRIS, ISIS, HORUS as 666, 888, 1110
What is represented by the dimension of the pyramid on the Dollar (5,12,13), instead of (3,4,5) ?
[edit on 29-6-2009 by hawk123]