Max Verstappen – The “Savior” of Formula One
The numerology connecting Max Verstappen to Jesus is rather overwhelming. This post is intended as a reference page I will be updating as more is discovered.
A lot of Christians believe that Jesus was truly born on September 11th, or 9/11:
Revelation 9:11 has Ordinal gematria of 1442:
All three of his Formula One World Driver’s Championships have been won with Sergio Perez as his teammate.
Sergio Perez was born on 1/26
The 9/11 attacks were a modern-day tribute to Tisha B’Av, which commemorates the destruction of the Two Temples in Jerusalem.
Max is the son of another former F1 driver, Jos Verstappen.
911 flipped upside-down is 116
Max won the 1106th Grand Prix in history, which fell 11 months, 6 days after the anniversary of his first win. Red Bull entered that race with 116 victories.
Revelation has 404 verses
The last verse of Revelation is 22:21
2221 is the 331st Prime number
Revelation, written by John of Patmos, is about the Second coming of God’s son.
Max used to drive the 33 car for Red Bull, but now drives the #1 car as a defending champion:
His full name also equals 303 and 93 in the base methods, which are very important to the Crucifixion of Lord and Savior Jesus Christ at age 33 on the 93rd day of 33 A.D.
Max was born on September 30th, or 9/30:
In Standard English, Max Emilian Verstappen sums to 1776, a number connected to Jesus of Nazareth.
Verstappen matches Jesus the Messiah while his dad’s name Johannes Verstappen matches Jesus Christ.
Jesus Christ sums to 925 in Standard.
Max’s First Wins
Jesus on its own sums to 515.
Verstappen won his first F1 grand prix on 5/15, which was the 136th day of a leap year:
He has Standard birth numerology of 136:
Sergio Michel “Checo” Pérez Mendoza was also born on a date with 136 numerology:
Max and Red Bull both have matching gematria with Jesus Christ.
Verstappen made his Formula One debut for Red Bull’s junior team on the 74th day of the year:
See my post about Max Verstappen’s special win on 23/7, or the 23rd of July last year. This number also popped up today for Valtteri Bottas, whose car mysteriously gave up on him during the Chinese Grand Prix.
