Topic: Tetragrammaton

Marty Leeds explains the Septenary Cipher, a system that overlays the alphabet onto the numbers one through seven. He demonstrates how this cipher is encoded in various religious and occult symbols, including the UN logo and the Tetragrammaton. Leeds encourages listeners to reclaim numerology as a divine tool, citing biblical precedents where Moses was instructed to use numbers.

The discussion explores the religious and occult foundations of Gematria, citing the Sefer Yetzirah and the works of Manly P. Hall. Hubbard explains that the Hebrew name of God and the English word God both equate to 26, matching the number of letters in the English alphabet. He argues that a global cabal uses this knowledge to play God by encoding headlines and events.

The symbol chosen by Dr. Manhattan, a point within a circle, is identified as a primary Masonic symbol representing the sun and divine spark ignition. This relates to Blue Lodge rituals and the possession of the Tetragrammaton in high-degree Masonry. The intentional use of this imagery suggests Moore's deep familiarity with the Royal Arch symbolism and the concept of becoming god-like.

Jay Dyer explains the use of Kabbalistic symbolism and word magic in Steven Spielberg's films. He highlights the use of sound frequencies in Close Encounters of the Third Kind as a form of ritual invocation and notes the similarity of the alien chant to the Tetragrammaton. The segment also discusses the activation of the robot David in A.I. through specific words and touches on chakra points, mirroring the creation of a Golem.

The concept of "Atum" is linked to the human "anatomy" and the "atoms" that compose the body, with the human form itself resembling a cross or the letter T. Freemasonic rituals and the "atomic knock" are discussed as hidden references to Christ-Krishna as the universal soul or Monad. The Tetragrammaton is reinterpreted through the syllables of "Jiva" and "Jehovah," representing the "giver of life" sitting under the Masonic arch.

The Hebrew name of God, the Tetragrammaton, is linked to the number 26, which matches the total number of letters in the English alphabet. Using the Leeds cipher, the words "Lord" and "God" each sum to 13, combining to equal 26. This numerical alignment is presented as empirical evidence of a deliberate mathematical design within the English language and biblical texts.