Pattern 91 Six of Seven Words: Place and Value Totals Offset by 7

Why this pattern matters

This pattern applies the same fixed operation to two independently calculated totals for every word: add 7 to the word’s alphabet-position total and add 7 to its traditional Hebrew value. For six consecutive words, both adjusted totals are divisible by 3. The first word is the only exception.

How this pattern is measured

For each of the seven Hebrew words:

Calculate its Hebrew alphabet-position total.
Calculate its traditional Hebrew value.
Add 7 separately to both totals.
Test whether both adjusted totals are divisible by 3.

A word qualifies only when both tests succeed.

Result for Genesis 1:1

Reference java program.

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Probability note

Because the two totals are calculated from the same Hebrew letters, a simple independence calculation may not accurately measure this pattern. Its frequency should therefore be established empirically using a large, predefined control test. No probability is assigned on this page until that test is completed.

This page uses the probability notation provided in the original pattern sequence.

Supporting tables

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