Kelvin Kiptum Breaks Marathon World Record in Chicago
I remember about 12-13 years ago looking at the Marathon World Record and wondering if it was possible anyone would break the two-hour barrier during my lifetime.
That was when the record was about three and a half minutes over the milestone. Kelvin Kiptum just ran the Marathon in 2:00:35, meaning a pace of just better than one second per mile better would claim the achievement. I’d say there’s a pretty good chance.
This happened just three days after the death of Chicago native and Bears legend Dick Butkus, which was extremely synced up to Latin gematria.
Great Chicago Fire
Kelvin Kiptum from the Republic of Kenya broke the Marathon world record in Chicago on 10/8, which is the anniversary of the Great Chicago Fire.
163 is the 38th Prime number
The previous record holder was Eliud Kipchoge.
It’s been 2512 years since the Battle of Marathon (490 BC).
Skull and Bones / The Moon
The Battle of Marathon was on the 10th of September, written as 10/09 in Greece.
Yale University was founded on 10/09 of 1701 and turned 322 days old the day after the Marathon:
October 9th is the 282nd day of the year:
It’s 2023, the year of The Moon. There’s 223 lunations between each eclipse from the same Saros series.
The Chicago Marathon also has matching 754 gematria with Moon.
Great Chicago Fire has matching 90 gematria with both Marathon and Battle of Marathon and The Moon.
283 is the 61st Prime number
The new world record was established on a date with Primary numerology of 61:
Pheidippides
The original Marathon was run by a Greek messenger named Pheidippides.
October 8th is the 281st day of the year:
281 is the 60th Prime number
312 Area Code
Chicago, Illinois is home to the 312 area code:
These same digits are found all over this story. Pheidippides is also known as Philippides.
