Okay, it's him. Hey, John. Hello. Hello. We are going to do a question response to the

number scroll. We did nine episodes walking through numbers. Yeah. Because there's three

movements and numbers. We did three episodes each and covered a lot of ground. And you went

through about, I don't know how many questions, and picked out about a dozen that you want

to try to get through. Yep. As always, this is a broken record. But there's way more

questions than we can ever deal. We are like so slow in exploring these questions, which

is fine, I think, but it just means we don't get through very many. But I try to pick the

ones that are repeated the most. So or that represent themes that have kind of been

weaving throughout all the different questions. So there you go. We're talking numbers or

or otherwise known as in the wilderness, Bommid bar. Whoa. Yeah, John. Did I get it right?

That's it. Bommid bar. Bommid bar. Bommid bar. Oh, like a deep deep. Bommid. Bommid bar.

Yeah. Yeah. Anyhow, should we get rockin? What's rock? Let's rock. Okay. First question

is from Johnny, who lives in the UK. Hi, Tim and Johnny, I'm based in Hull in the UK.

You showed how the Pentatechic's writers arranged it in patterns and sequences. For instance,

the seven rebellions and that number seven keeps coming up. My question is, do you think

that it happened exactly like that or did the writers have bearish things or maybe even

leave out certain rebellions to keep the number at a nice round and symbolic seven? Thanks.

Yeah. Thanks, Johnny. I love that. I feel like I used to always ask this question of you.

Yeah. Some sort of version of this question. Used to? I'm slowed down. I think I slowed

down on this question. Well, I guess Johnny's keeping you honest. But that's fine because

it's Johnny. Johnny, keep us honest. Thanks, Johnny. John's got to stick together because

while I am getting more and more comfortable with I think the heart of this question or

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