Jewish Numerology, Gematria, & The Love Of Six

Jewish numerology and gematria in the days of the week





Saturn is the sixth planet from the Sun.

The names of the days are named after planetary bodies

(Saturn-day, Moon-day, Sun-day) and other pagan gods. (Thor’s day became Thursday) etc.

The jewish days of the week and their gematria value.

1. Yom Rishon 613 יום ראשון (abbreviated יום א׳), meaning “first day” [corresponds to Sunday]
2. Yom Sheni 416 יום שני (abbr. יום ב׳) meaning “second day” [corresponds to Monday]
3. Yom Shlishi 706 יום שלישי (abbr. יום ג׳) meaning “third day” [corresponds to Tuesday]
4. Yom Reviʻi 348 יום רביעי (abbr. יום ד׳) meaning “fourth day” [corresponds to Wednesday]
5. Yom Chamishi 424 יום חמישי (abbr. יום ה׳) = “fifth day” [corresponds to Thursday]
6. Yom Shishi 666 יום ששי (abbr. יום ו׳) meaning “sixth day” [corresponds to Friday]
7. Yom Shabbat 758 יום שבת (abbr. יום ש׳), or more usually Shabbat 702 – שבת = “Sabbath-rest day” [corresponds to Saturday]. Also known as Yom Shabbat Kodesh יום שבת קודש

They are the children of Satan, I mean Saturn, the sixth planet from the sun, the one with a storm-eye on its southern hemisphere, and a six sided hex-agon on its northern pole.

In total there are 63 books in their Satanic collection.

Sixty-three in binary is 6
1+2+4+8+16+32 equals sixty-three.
Even the Talmud is broken up into Six Satanic sections, which are comprised of 63 Satanic books.

Maybe we were warned about the number of Satan, the Six, Sex, Hex, and Sixty-three.  63 is prevalent in the ancient board game called the game of the feathered serpent,  or usually the game of the goose,(mehen, Phaistos disc, etc) which is often depicted with a serpent coiled around 63 sections.


The Wandering Jew Game, inspired by the novel by Eugene Sue (1804-57) c.187019th century); 63 spaces.

Lets face it, jews love the number six, which is probably why they took so many worthy books out of the A.V., to make the 66 books of the King James Version, since there should be at least 80 or 81 books, in its entirety.

The goose is the jew. It’s seen most often in this board game throughout centuries as a coiled serpent with feathers; the feathered serpent.
It was, just as it is now, important to teach your young how to spot the goose, How to identify themselves and the jeux.
The serpent on the feather. (an illustraion from the Game of the Goose) circa 1940


Revelation 13









If any man have an ear, let him hear.














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