Biblical Firstborn Mentions and Hidden Codes: Fact Check Analysis
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3 verified, 3 misleading, 6 false, 0 unverifiable out of 12 claims analyzed
The video offers an intricate numerological and gematria-based interpretation of biblical references to 'firstborn' and other themes, mapping these to specific dates, names, and prophetic events. While the factual biblical references, such as the mentions of 'firstborn' and the content of Hebrews 12:23, are accurate, most of the video's numerical associations and prophetic conclusions rely heavily on speculative interpretations and selective number manipulations without support from mainstream biblical scholarship or historical evidence. The personalized gematria connections to contemporary figures and future dates like 2026 and 2029 lack verifiable basis and should be viewed cautiously. Overall, the video contains mixing of accurate biblical facts with unverified numerological speculation, resulting in a mixed credibility score.
Claims Analysis
There are 117 mentions of the word 'firstborn' in 62 Bible chapters.
Concordance checks confirm multiple references to 'firstborn' throughout the Old and New Testaments, totaling over 110 mentions; the figure 117 is plausible and aligns with Bible search results.
Hebrews 12:23 is the last Bible verse mentioning 'firstborn'.
Hebrews 12:23 does mention 'the church of the firstborn'; there are no later verses containing the term in major Bible translations.
The chapter and verse numbers of Hebrews 12:23 (1223) equal the Greek gematria value of 'Lord Jesus' in vocative form.
While gematria values for 'Lord' and 'Jesus' vary by form and transliteration, assigning an exact value of 1223 for the vocative form is a selective interpretative practice without scholarly consensus, making this numerology speculative.
Only seven mentions of 'firstborn' exist in the New Testament, totaling 117 with Old Testament mentions.
Bible concordances and software confirm 'firstborn' appears fewer times in the New Testament compared to the Old Testament; the count matches the claim’s proportions.
The total of chapter and verse numbers of 'firstborn' verses in the New Testament sums to 3565, which matches Strong’s Greek number for 'bride'.
Strong’s Greek number 3565 corresponds to 'bride,' but linking the sum of chapter and verse numbers to this Strong’s number is an arbitrary numerical coincidence, not an established biblical hermeneutic.
The verse 1 Corinthians 16:22 encodes the date Nissan 16, 2026 via numeric manipulation of chapter and verse digits, connecting to 'Maranatha' (Come Lord Jesus).
The numeric manipulations are subjective and selective; no recognized biblical or historical scholarship supports these date encodings in 1 Corinthians 16:22 or any direct prophecy for 2026 embedded therein.
The '666' verse in John (John 15:10 or John 1:1 verse counting) points to 2026 as a hidden rapture date, linking to the Antichrist's rise.
'666' is traditionally associated with the Beast from Revelation 13:18, not John 15:10 or John 1:1. Verse counting to create dates is a numerological exercise without biblical or prophetic support. The link to 2026 is speculative.
The Antichrist will be revealed in 2029, identified via numeric gematria values linked to Barack Hussein Obama II's name.
There is no credible biblical or historical basis connecting Barack Obama to the Antichrist or the year 2029 through gematria. These are modern speculative numerology claims lacking any theological or academic support.
The number of fighting men counted in Numbers 1 corresponds mathematically to multiples of the current Hebrew (5786) and Gregorian (2026) years plus extras, revealing a present time code.
The census numbers in Numbers reflect historical countings; retroactively fitting current year numbers as multiples is a forced numerological pattern without factual historical relevance.
Israel is currently in its 77th year, and Bible prophecy states the church will be raptured in that year based on Joshua's prophecy.
Israel declared independence in 1948, making 2025 the 77th year; however, alleged prophecy about rapture linked to the 77th year based on a person named Joshua is unsubstantiated and not a consensus prophetic teaching.
The parking ticket number 126 pointing to Psalm 126, referencing 2026 and 'sheaves' as firstfruits is a divine confirmation of the rapture date.
This is a subjective personal anecdote using number coincidence and biblical references to infer divine confirmation with no objective evidence or broader acceptance.
Exodus 6:14 (chapter 117) references Reuben the firstborn and links numerically to 'Joshua M. Lakila' via gematria and verse numbering.
Such gematria attributions, especially to a modern individual’s name, are unverified and reflect personal interpretation rather than accepted biblical scholarship.
Hi everyone. It's April 4th, the day
the firstborn moment. I invite you to consider the verses that has
firstborn in them. And there are 117 mentions altogether
found in 62 chapters. What is shown here is Hebrews
12:23, and this is the very last mention or last verse in the Bible that has the
the the the term the word firstborn in it. And in this case, it refers to
the church of the firstborn. So, Paul was contrasting
what happened at Mount Sinai when God came down. Okay, it was a sight a terrible sight.
And the people were very afraid. But Paul was saying, but for us, those in the New Testament, the
church, we have come to the general assembly and the church of the firstborn,
which are written in heaven, and to God the judge of all, and to the spirits of just men made perfect.
So, this verse contains the 117 mention
of the word firstborn. And together with the chapter number,
this is Hebrews chapter 12 is chapter 62 in the search scope.
So, hence, if you put the two numbers together, you can see
2026 and Nissan 17, which I believe is the rapture
of the church. Furthermore, if you consider the chapter position
counting from the end of the Bible, if you do not include Hebrews chapter 12,
there are 44 chapters left right to the end of the Bible. 44 points to April 4th.
If you include Hebrews chapter 12, then there are 45 chapters. Then that points to April 5th,
which is Nissan 18, 1 day after Nissan 17. So, what happened 2,000 years ago? Jesus
rose on Nissan 17 close to 6:00 p.m. sundown. And just a few minutes later,
after 6:00 p.m., uh the next day, which is Nissan 18,
starts. And Jesus
was presented to the Father in heaven the following day, which is Sunday,
uh after he met Mary Magdalene, who showed up to find the empty tomb, and subsequently
she met Jesus. And Jesus went up to heaven, ascended to heaven, presented himself
to the Father as the firstfruits. And then he came down again and met the disciples in the evening
behind closed doors, and he appeared to them, and he said, "Peace be unto you."
So, I want to show you something very interesting uh with the chapter and verse number of
this verse, Hebrews 12:23. So, if you take away the colon, you have this number,
1223, which is the Greek value of Lord Jesus
in the vocative form, meaning uh you speak directly to Jesus,
to Lord Jesus. So, both the Greek word Lord and Jesus are in the vocative form.
Hence, you get a number uh 688 for Jesus instead of the normal 888, which is
the nominative form as a subject, and 535
the vocative form for Lord. So, it's very rare. This 1223,
which is the Greek value of Lord Jesus, is very rare. It only appears twice in the Bible in the New Testament.
And the first time it appeared is very significant. It is a prayer, Stephen's prayer
to Jesus uh at the at the point when he was stoned.
Stephen, of course, we know is the first martyr. And he saw heaven open,
and Jesus was standing on the right hand of God. So, he was looking up to heaven, looking
at Jesus. And here he called out to God and say, "Lord Jesus, receive my spirit."
So, this is the first verse that has 1223 as referring to Lord Jesus.
I call it the first prayer to Jesus. The second verse is the second last verse of the Bible
that is in Revelation 22:20. And I call this the last prayer to Jesus, also in the vocative form,
meaning uh we pray directly to Jesus and we say, "Lord Jesus, come. Lord Jesus." That's
what it means. So, in this verse,
uh he which testified these things saith, "Surely I come quickly."
Okay, these are the words of Jesus. Jesus said, "Surely I come quickly." And John responded
uh with a prayer, "Amen. Even so, come, Lord Jesus." Every
watchman should be very familiar with Maranatha, which is basically "Come, Lord Jesus."
So, you see, Hebrews 12:23 is linked
to the rapture call, the yearnings of the bride wanting to go home,
and calling out to Jesus, praying to the Lord Jesus to come quickly.
Okay? Let's compare with the verse that has Maranatha in it. And there's only one
mention of it, one verse. And this verse also points to the hidden rapture date. So, 1 Corinthians 16:22,
if you look at the first three numbers, 116, that can form Nissan 16.
The last three numbers or digits, 622, if you look at it the other way around, that's 226,
pointing to the year 2026. So, remarkably, "Come, Lord Jesus," which basically is
Maranatha, uh points to Nissan 16, 2026. And
the last firstborn mention in the Bible in Hebrews 12:23 conceals
Nissan 17, 2026. So, there are only seven mentions of the word firstborn in the New Testament.
While in the Old Testament, there are 110. Hence, the total is 117,
which basically points to Nissan 17. And we know
seven is very much the number of the church. There are seven lampstands in
Revelation, and there are seven churches in Revelation, in the book of Revelation.
So, pretty much seven is intimately associated with the church. Let's take a look at these six uh seven
verses that has firstborn in them. And let's add the chapter and verse numbers of these seven verses.
So, the total is 3565. That's a very interesting number because uh as Strong's number,
Strong's Greek number 3565 is
bride. Okay, the word bride has a Strong's number in Greek, 3565,
which is the total of the chapter and verse numbers of these seven mentions firstborn in the
New Testament. As a verse, verse 3565 in the New Testament
is John 15:10. Where we read or Jesus said, "If you keep my commandments, then you
shall abide in my love, even as I have kept my Father's commandments and abide in his love."
Amazing words and verse. How about the next verse, which is
verse 3566? And this has a strong number
uh 3566 that refers to the bridegroom. So, basically, bride is G3565.
Bridegroom is G3566. The next number. And also,
I put down here uh verse 3566 is John's verse 666.
That is because John 1:1 is verse 2900 of the New Testament. So, hence,
um this is the 666th verse in the Gospel of John, essentially.
And it says, "These things have I spoken unto you that my my joy might remain in you, and that your joy might be full."
So, this verse, counting from Genesis 1:1, is verse 26711,
which can be taken as a short form date referring to 2026, 1/17,
which is a Hebrew date, um Nisan 17. So, the rapture date is also hidden here
in John's verse 666. Okay, you you you might be wondering, you know, why why 666? I thought that's
the number of the beast. Yes, it is. And 665 is just one verse prior to that. And that goes to show
the rapture and the the rise of the Antichrist are closely linked together,
one after another. So, after Jesus comes to rapture the bride, the beast, the 666
beast, will show up. And my love is in uh John's verse 665.
There's another verse prior to that, John 15:9, that essentially says,
uh the Father loves the Son. Okay? And his love remains in the Son.
Or sorry, let me let me say it again. Uh Jesus said, "Just as the Father uh
loves me, so have I loved you. And therefore, you remain in my love and
keep my commandments." I I can't exactly recall that scripture, but basically, only two verses contain the
phrase my love. And that is John 15:9 and John 15:10. Whereas, John 15:11
contains the phrase my joy. And there's another verse that also contains my joy, but that is
in John 17. So, these two verses are pretty amazing. My love,
my joy. That's definitely a message to the bride. Okay, it's telling the bride,
"I'm coming for you and pretty soon. And after I've taken you, well, you're going to see the beast uh
revealed to the world." So, I'm going to show you this is exactly hidden here in this
verse. If you count starting from verse 3566
backwards uh with 5786 verses, which is the current Hebrew year,
you land on a verse in Ezekiel. And the number is pretty interesting because it's 2029,
which is the year, I believe, the Antichrist is going into the temple, declaring himself as God,
and that will be the abomination that desolates. And even more intriguingly, 2029
is the combined standard and ordinal Greek gematria value of
Barack Hussein Obama the second. Okay? So,
this verse is verse 20 925, 20,925. And this number,
okay, if you regard it as the day number since Obama's birth,
August the 4th in 1961. So, on this day itself, it is day 666
after he left the White House in 2017, January 20th.
And that month itself is the 666th month of Obama since birth. So, you have
two 666 um connected to this number. That means
day 666, which is day 20925, and that day itself is November 17, 2018.
November 17 is 1117. And Strong's Hebrew for Bama,
okay, a place called Bama, is H1117, pointing to November 17
in 2018, when Obama was day 666 after he left White House.
And in that month, it was the 666th month. And Bama is the only uh mentioned here
in in the whole Bible as a um as a noun, not as as as a
uh This is the name, right? Basically, it's the name of a
mountain, a high place, high mountain. And uh Okay. So,
another interesting thing to note is from verse 20925 to the end of
the Old Testament, there are 2220 verses. And this seems to link to Revelation
22:20, where the Spirit and the bride say, "Come, Lord Jesus."
So, here we have um basically, a hidden code pointing to the
beast, the identity of the beast, and the likely year that he will be revealed in the Hebrew year 5786
or the Gregorian year 2026 after the church is raptured. Okay, after the bride is raptured.
Another interesting thing about these two end points or verses is
right in the middle, you have this middle verse in Matthew 20:25,
which was last year. Okay, so in this scripture, you you you have
uh the mention of princes of the Gentiles, which is princes of this world,
or the prince of the air, the power of the air, which is Lucifer himself.
So, you have, you know, the elites
and the the rulers of this world uh planning, basically, the the world
uh domination, right? And and the beast system they're going to
uh usher in. And Matthew 20:25, okay,
was barely last year. And the number 2025 is also
the Greek standard and ordinal total of Barack Hussein Obama without the 11 the second here.
So, 2025, 2029 is all hidden in this code, pointing to the identity of the Antichrist, the 666 beast.
And everything is happening one after another, the rapture of the
bride and the revealing of the 666 beast.
Look at this fraction. It's so interesting. If you divide this segment
that consists of 2220 Old Testament verses and the 3566
New Testament verses basically these two add up to 5786, the current Hebrew year.
And this ratio gives us point 622 54. If you turn it around or look at it as a
mirror, it is 45226 which points to
April 5th, 2026. And that is Nisan 18, this coming Sunday, one day after Nisan
17. I want to look at Leviticus 27 because it is
chapter 117 of the Bible. And in my last video clip, I shared quite a fair bit on
Acts 28 which is the chapter 117 of the New Testament. And in Acts 28, we saw
Paul tarried 3 days at Syracuse in
chapter 28 verse 12. And the number 2812 is the sum of 2026 and 786, the current Hebrew year.
So, can we gain something? Can some sort of hidden code
or meaning in this chapter as well? Well, you bet. So, what is this chapter all about? I'm
just looking at the first eight verses which talks about the valuation of vows or valuation of dedication.
So, for example, if you're a non-Levite Is- Israelite
and you want to dedicate yourself to service to God, you can do so. Uh but you will not be permitted to
serve like the Levites, the priests, because they're not supposed to enter into the holy place.
Uh but you can do so by the redemption money in silver.
Okay, so these are the the figures uh breakdown according to age bracket. So, between 20 to 60,
for males for males, you have to uh contribute 50 shekels. For female,
the price is 30 shekels for redemption. That is you make a vow and then you pay that redemption money.
So, for the other age bracket, you have 5 to 20 years uh and so on.
And even as young as 1 month to 5 years and 60 years and older, the seniors. So, the breakdown figures are all there
according to male and female. Uh you might be wondering uh what is 20 doing here since they uh overlapping?
So, this is counting right up to your 20th birthday. So, prior to your 20th
birthday, they will be falling under this category and beyond which is the other category.
So, this Okay, not so critical, the techni- technicalities.
But I want to show you the sum of these numbers. Let's take a look.
So, if you add up all the year numbers and the month number, meaning 20 60 20, that will be
100. And then 55111 plus 60, so 171.
So, I think you can see where I'm going with this. 117
Nisan 17 171 17 Nisan, same same. How about 1510? That's 25.
And the rest, 50 20 30 100, 10 plus 5 plus 3, that's 18. So, 118 here.
So, what are we looking at here? There is Nisan
17. There is Nisan 18. So, there's April 4, April 5.
How about 25? Well, that's a short form for 2025, but that was last year.
Uh but I want to show you something incredible. If you put these two numbers together as a verse number,
it is verse 2026 of the New Testament. So, we are in the right year, in the right
season. Verse 25171 is verse 2026 of the New Testament. Got it? So, 2026.
Furthermore, if you look at the 66 Bible books divided this way, we start off with the
New Testament. Five uh books,
four Gospels plus one book of Acts, and then 22 epistles. And the Old Testament books as five
books of Moses, the Torah, and 17 prophets and 17 uh sorry, 17 uh
wisdom and 17 prophets. So, 66 books divided this way.
Now, you can see 25171 essentially is right in the in the center pointing
to 2026. Right? Verse 25171 is
verse 2026 of the New Testament. So, you can see the hidden code here
pointing to this year. But what about the two numbers flanking 25171?
First, if you combine 52 with 7, that's a number 527. And that is the age of
Enoch's father when he was taken at 987 since Adam. So, Enoch's father
is Jared. And 527 was his age when Enoch was 365 and he
was taken uh in the year 987. So, the the rapture uh message is here, the hidden message.
Furthermore, the the the word Jared, which is a a noun,
and if you look at the the uh the verb version of it, is Jared Jarad,
which means descends. And it is used in Genesis chapter 11 in the Tower of Babel
uh narrative, verse 7, God says, "Let us go down and confuse their language. Let us descend."
So, Jesus himself said, he's going or rather the angels told the disciples who looked on as Jesus was
taken up in a cloud, uh the angel said, "Jesus will descend the same way he
ascended." So, this is the descending uh part of it.
Now, the next verse,
Genesis 28 12.
And we know 2812, that is the sum of 2026 and 786, the current Gregorian year and the
current Hebrew year. This verse records the angels of God
ascending and descending on the stairway to heaven or what is known as
Jacob's ladder. So, the word Jarad is descend over here. Ascend is
alah. Okay, but we are focusing on the descending part because come Lord Jesus,
come get us. He's going to come down, he's going to make his descent and he is going to bring us up as we
ascend. So, 527, amazing, pointing to Enoch's rapture,
pointing to the first fruits, Nisan 17 and the year as well and the
action which is ascending descending. Okay. How about
we form the number 752? Flip it around. Okay, 7 followed by 52.
This number is the sum of 65 with 687. Again, it's the uh Enoch's numbers. Because when Enoch was 65,
okay, that was year 687, he started to walk with God. Remember, for 300 years before he was taken
at 365. And 687 mirror is 786, the current Hebrew year.
So, isn't that amazing? In this chapter 117, Leviticus 27, even 27 you can see a 117 in it, right? You split two into one
and one, you get 117. So, in this chapter we find 2026.
We find 786. And we find 117, which is Nissan 17 and Nissan 18.
And the rapture message hidden code. All in the same chapter.
Okay? Next, I want to show you something related. And it is something which I
promised. Okay, before that, let's not forget. Actually, there are two Nissan 17 code
here as well. You have 171. Just like, you know, the 171 as year and month under the age bracket.
Uh when we were value value uh counting the shackles for for vows and dedication.
And there is also 717, which is in the Noah's flood account in Genesis 8:4, where we read on the
seventh month, 17 days, the ark came to rest on Mount Ararat. And seventh month in those days is
considered Nissan, cuz Nissan became first month only in the Exodus. So, there you go. There are two
Nissan 17 codes hidden here in the 66 Bible books. All right, but what I want to show you
next is related. It is the next chapter, which is Numbers 1. And it is also something which I
promised Brother Tim.
Right? Concerning his lock code. Okay, Bro Brother Tim has this
lock code for 10 years, and he believed something significant is hidden here, 3652.
So, then he asked me to look up Okay, verse 3652 in the Old Testament and as
well in the New Testament. Well, what are they? So, I'm just showing you here the Old Testament
verse 3652, which is Numbers 1:47, where it says, But the Levites after the tribe of their fathers were not numbered among
them. So, this chapter, Numbers 1, is about the census conducted after they they
crossed the Red Sea. Okay? And so, they counted the fighting men of age 20 upwards.
But, however, Levites are not counted among them. Why? Because Levites are
the the priestly tribe. They are priests. So, they are not supposed to be fighting.
And the fighting men will come from the 12 tribes. But, remember Joseph has Ephraim and and
Manasseh two tribes representing the line of Jo- the family the all the clan of Joseph. Hence, you
have 12 + 1 13 tribes altogether. But, Levites is not counted among the 12. Right? In the census.
And so, what number they came up with? This is the total that they counted from the 12 tribes, 20 years and above
for fighting purpose. So, what is the significance of this number?
Let's see. Can you believe that? It is 77
times the current Hebrew year, 5786, plus 77 times 2026, the current Gregorian year, plus a single uh
currents of 2026. So, you add up these three numbers, it totals
the total number of fighting men amongst the 12 tribes. Okay, the census
um figure total in this chapter is
Can you see? Points to the current time window we are in. Very significant. Furthermore, 77,
well, I I don't need to tell you, right? Israel is currently in the 77th birthday anniversary.
And it will turn 78 after or maybe on uh May 14th this year. Barely
uh more than a month uh from now. And remember Brother Joshua receives from Jesus saying that in the year 77
Israel became a nation, I will come to rapture my church. So,
if the words of Jesus is truly uh from
Sorry, if if Joshua truly carried the words of Jesus, then we should be taken by then, 14th
May this year. If you combine 77 with 1, actually, you have 717, which is the
Genesis 8:4 uh the flood date, which when the ark came to rest on Mount Ararat. So, again,
it points to Nissan 17. And 77 is also pointing to Israel 77th
birthday. Okay? Lastly,
the word numbered, if you count from the end of this chapter, it is worth 194.
And day 194 counting from the start of 786 last year, 923, again, Brother Joshua's 923
date, that is April 4th. Okay? Uh which is Nissan 17.
So, Brother Tim's mysterious code 3652
does have a hidden meaning. Now, I will not go to the New Testaments verse 3652, because there will be
uh more information, more numbers. But, if you want to look it up, it's John's 18:11.
And John 18:11 is about Peter uh after he cut off the ear of the high priest's servants
servant, and Jesus asked him to put back his sword, right? And uh
that verse actually is connected to Revelation 18:11 about mystery Babylon and so on. So, I
don't want to go into that, because I I did not prepare slide on that, but
certainly I can talk about it uh Yeah. But, we will go to the my final slide,
which is my personal confirmation. So, about a couple of days ago, uh in fact, yesterday,
uh I discovered that I received a parking ticket
for not parking properly in the car park where I stayed. So, this has never happened.
And look at the number. It's incredible. So, 126, the car park lot 126, points to Psalm 126,
which points to it contains the hidden prophecy pointing to 2026. And the word sheaves points to firstfruits. Okay?
2026. The other car park lot number 125 points to Matthew 125, which is the first New
Testament firstborn verse. So, the firstborn son refers to Jesus,
and it's recorded in Matthew 125. So, this is pointing to the same date. Whether
it's firstfruits or firstborn, they are the same. It's actually having the same concept, right? We have the
firstfruits of the spirit. And Jesus uh rose, right?
Uh as firstfruits from the dead. So, it's quite amazing. I mean,
it's it's beyond me how I managed to park right on the
uh center of the two lots. Now, what happened was
I I I wasn't being irresponsible because I usually park at a place where it is very
wide. Certain car park lots are like one and a half times the the size of the width of each car park lot. So, I assume
that this is a wide lot and I wasn't checking. I just parked it there.
So, I got a a fine and it's $70.
Hey, how about uh Daniel's week 70 70th week is about to
to start perhaps in 2026. And the cool thing is I count from the first day where I moved
into the estate to the day that I received the parking fine.
The number of days is 8887 days. And 888 is Jesus in Greek standard value. 87 is Jesus in Greek ordinal
value. So, this is a confirmation from the Lord concerning
126 concerning firstfruits, firstborn. All right. I've basically come to the
end of my clip. It's a supposed to be a short clip. But I think I want to say something
about firstborn. Okay. Remember I
told you there are 117 mentions altogether
uh in the in the Bible. Now, in Exodus 6:14
uh the word firstborn refers to Reuben, Reuben the firstborn. So, in
this chapter the the Bible uh records the genealogies of Moses and
Aaron. And so, it it begin it begins uh in verse 14.
Uh the the first verse the describing
Reuben, the firstborn. Okay, and and Reuben's family and followed by Simeon's family and followed
by Levi's family. So, only three families genealogies uh trees
uh to Moses and Aaron because
they uh they are the great
grandchildren of Levi.
Okay? So, there are 26 names mentioned there if
you go count in that chapter. But the interesting thing in this chapter
is it has something to do with brother Joshua. Right? Whose name is Joshua
M. Lakila. And the standard value in English of Joshua M. Lakila is 614.
The chapter and verse number of uh Exodus 6:14.
And the standard value of Joshua M. Lakila is 137. Okay, and 137 appears twice in this
chapter as the lifespan of Levi. Yes.
Levi lived up to 137 years as well as his grandson
Amram who is the father and uh of father of Moses and Aaron and Miriam.
And Amram also lived up to 137 years. So, it's incredible because there only there
are three persons in the Bible that has uh the lifespan of 137 years. And two of them are found here. So, you have Levi
and you have Amram. What's going on?
If you add 137 and 137 because there are two uh mentions of it
with 614, you get 888, precisely the gematria, the Greek value
of Jesus. So, in 137 as I told you okay, it's the ordinal value of Joshua
M. Lakila and 614 is a standard value. So, they are they are all here in this uh chapter that
has the word firstborn as describing Reuben, Reuben
the firstborn. And the best part is 137 appears also as the
verse. It is Exodus uh
Exodus has 13 1213 verses and this verse Exodus 6:14 is verse 137
of Exodus, the book of Exodus. So, what's going on? Joshua is the one who brought us
the prophecy, right? Exodus 20:25. And the journey has been 6 months since.
So, are we reaching the end of that journey with uh Joshua's message of 1617?
And this verse is 1670 of the Old Testament or of the Bible. So, Exodus 6 14 is verse 1670.
Where you have the 16 and 17. And it is verse 137 of the book itself. Okay, not not counting from Genesis but
counting from the start of Exodus itself. So, I'm sorry uh I I don't have a slide
and I hope you can follow. But I find that really incredible. So, I want to leave you with this verse.
The second last verse of the Bible. Come, Lord Jesus. Maranatha.
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