God Saw That It Was Good
Discover the story of Creation through the numbers one to seven and the shapes that surround us. Explore the symbolism of geometry, connect scripture with the natural world, and find new meaning in the patterns of God’s creations.
A Geometric Journey Through the Numbers One to Seven and the Creation
What can a circle, a triangle, or a spiral teach us about God’s plan?
In God Saw That It Was Good, Sister Tresta takes readers on a journey through the Creation, exploring the meaning and symbolism of numbers one through seven. Through geometry, scripture, and the patterns found in nature, familiar shapes begin to tell a bigger story—one of creation, opposition, growth, redemption, and returning to God.
Each section offers two ways to explore the subject. Colorful illustrations on the right-hand pages introduce younger readers to the Creation story, while the left-hand pages invite older readers to look deeper into the mathematics, history, language, and symbolism behind each number and shape.
You’ll explore how:
- One points to God and the beginning of Creation.
- Two introduces opposition, choices, and the Fall.
- Three points to Jesus Christ and the Atonement.
- Four represents the earth, foundations, and the patterns that organize life.
- Five reveals patterns of growth, reproduction, and renewal.
- Six explores order, systems, and the organization of life.
- Seven brings the journey to fullness, holiness, and rest.
Along the way, you’ll learn to draw geometric shapes, recognize patterns in the natural world, and look at the Creation story from a fresh perspective. The book also includes activities that encourage readers to observe, ask questions, make connections, and discover patterns for themselves.
Whether you’re exploring the book with your children, using it for family study, or simply curious about the connections between geometry, scripture, and the natural world, you’ll find plenty to ponder.
Look closer. Notice the patterns. Discover what numbers and shapes can teach us about the Creation and the Creator.
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