What does the no 8 represent?

Answer 1

Dale Jr.

Pythagorean number symbology says the number 8 is the first cube, that is to say, squared in all senses, as a die, proceeding from its base two, an even number.

Numerologicly the number 8 is power, money, worldly involvement, practical, tough, cautious, tenacious, materialistic, hard working, curbed eccentricity, rebellious.

Answer 2

The Number eight is clearly the new beginning, or a new cycle. Circumcision was done on the 8th day and represented a covenant with the Lord. We baptized children when they are 8 years old. The number 8 is made up of 7+1. Seven symbolizes that something is complete. The number one means a beginning. When God destroyed all flesh upon the earth, He saved 8 souls to again repopulate the world. When the people were healed of their leprosy, the eighth day was the beginning of their new life, because on that day they were presented before the Lord. Jesus was

resurrected on the eighth day. Since Thomas wasn't there the first time, Jesus came a second time on the eight day. Those two visitations to His apostles symbolizes Christ's witness to them of His resurrection.

Answer 3

In numerology, the number 8 represents business/finance. Those born with 8 as their Life Path number are said to choose one of two paths: those that excel in the world of business and those that allow money to run through their fingers.

Answer 4

Number 8 is ruled by Planet Saturn and contains characteristics similar to this planet's basic nature or what it represents...it has a somber and serious undertone. It is a hard, cold and practical number representing delay, practicality, hard work and discipline. It is not thought to be a very auspicious number.

Answer 5

Numerology is a study of numbers as they relate in The Bible. To some the number eight means new beginnings or resurrection.

Answer 6

In the Chinese language (Mandarin) the number 8 and the word prosperity sound alike. So it has become a belief that the more number eights = the more prosperity.

Answer 7

Turn it on its side and it represents infinite time, or infinite quantity.

Answer 8

In tarot cards it means strength.

Answer 9

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