Numerical Root Calculator

Everyone knows that we use ten numbers from 0 to 9 to construct all natural numbers from 1 to infinity. But not everyone knows that these natural numbers, no matter how large they are in value, also have ten numerical roots.

In 2011, these ten numerical roots were found for the first time according to a simple principle called "Trinity Root Function" hidden in the so-called fish number 153 in the last chapter of John the Gospel. It turns out that 153 is both a number and a root that does not change according to the following:

153 => 1x1x1 + 5x5x5 + 3x3x3 = 153

It is interesting that all numbers that are divisible by 3 go to this single root. In other words, 153 is the numerical root of 1/3 of all natural numbers from 3 to infinity.

As a result, nine more numerical roots are found. Using this app, you can find the numerical root for any number you can think of, whether it is your birthday, house number or whatever number you like. The following is a full list of the ten numerical roots:

0: 0
1: 1
2: 371
3: 153
4: (133_55_250)
5: 407
6: (217_352_160)
7: 370
8: (1459_919)
9: (244_136)

Note the above numerical roots that contain two or three numbers in brackets are multiple-element circulating roots. We report these unprecedented findings in a book entitled "Numbers and Roots of Numbers in the Bible" and this free app is a handy tool that is made possible according to what is reported in this book.

Download the app and play with it. You will find a short explanation for each numerical root you find with it. Enjoy, you will like it as much as we develop it.