No pumpkins and not a trick, however it's a mystery.
How do the numbers do that?
No doubt you most likely never seen this before!
Why should you? It's not in X-Box or any of the games!
Check it out and prepare to be surprised.
"The Four"
a=1
b=2
c=3
d=4
on to
m=13 and it creates 1+3=4
and all the letters of the English Alphabet and their number
Example four=6639=24=2+4=6
1-four=24=------------------6-
2-six==16=------------------7-6+7=13
3-seven=20=----------------2
4-two=13=------------------4
5-four==24=----------------6+
6-six=16=--------------------7+6+7=13
7-seven=20=----------------2
8-two=13=------------------4
9-four=24=------------------6-+
10-six=16=------------------7+6+7=13
11-seven=20=--------------2
12-two=13=----------------4
13-four=24=----------------6
6+7+2+4+6+7+2+4+6+7+2+4+6=63=6+3=9
123456789 10 11 12 13****1 through nine plus ten through thirteen with the English Alphabet, using Arithmancy Divination the total of the thirteen numbers with Alphabet/Numbers substitution will, and does total, a 63/9
Example - Four is 6639=24=2+4=6
6+7+2+4+6+7+2+4+6+7+2+4+6=63=6+3=9
THE CODE
1245678912345678912345678
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
123456789
abcdefghi
123456789
jklmnopqr
12345678
stuvwxyz
Example. M= 13 and creates the single digit of 4 by adding the 1&3 together which creates the reduced number of 4.
The 'm' is the thirteenth letter and is the middle of the English Alphabet.
Created by, and through, ArithMancy Divination with the 'unseen force/source using----# 4
Bob Gray Smith
262 7917 14928=58/13/4
Wednesday, January 31, 2018
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