For each of the 28 letters in Genesis 1:1, its traditional numerical value and alphabet-position value are added together. That sum is then multiplied by the letter’s position within its word. The 28 resulting values total 9,667, which is evenly divisible by 7.
Pattern 30 combines the same three letter properties used in Pattern 29, but arranges them differently. In Pattern 30, the two Hebrew values are added first, and their sum is then weighted by the letter’s position within its word.
The calculation is performed separately for every letter. For example, the first word, בראשית, produces the following results:
The same calculation is then applied to the remaining 22 letters.
Click on calculations cells to see individual results.
The tables below provide the traditional numerical value, alphabet-position value, and position within the word for each letter. The fourth table shows the result of applying the Pattern 30 formula to every letter.
Value plus place of all words are highlighted.
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