Mark Meek Boeken

There has been a vast amount of literature and books written over the past few decades about how the prophecies in the Bible about the last days of the world are taking shape in our times. Today, the majority of Fundamentalist Christians accept that we are living in what the Bible calls the “Last Days”. However, most of the recent literature and discussion about the subject has been rehashing the same facts as have been known for many years. The purpose of this book is not only to leave no doubt that we are indeed in the “Last Days’ but to bring the entire scenario into the new millennium.

In the early 1990s, the U.S. government set down the goal that American children would be number one in the world in mathematics and science by the year 2000. As of this writing, we have not come close to this goal, but rather have slipped further. Reformation of the education system does not seem to be working in improving grades. Meanwhile, many high-tech industries cannot find enough workers with the required skills.These are manifestations of the commoner syndrome. Many bright students fall victim to an invisible but powerful force holding them back. The first step to dealing with the commoner syndrome is to explore and understand it. That is the purpose of this book.

The Theory of Primes is about an entirely new field, as yet undocumented. There is a simple formula, a four-part sequence that everything in existence invariably conforms to. It has always been assumed that the counting numbers are the most fundamental branch of mathematics, but down through the centuries, there was an even more primal branch, the primes, defining the limits and process sequence of reality before the numbers could quantify anything. Before the big bang happened and brought the universe into existence, the primes were there to define what could exist and could happen. We could say that the primes are the constitution of reality.