And I do mean brief – for those who might have never heard of a study of numbers and their meanings in the Bible:

 

1.     Everyone knows what No. 1 means – it's the top. Who's No. 1?

a ) Day of the Week is Sunday – it's color is Yellow

2.     Is division and second place, it's incompletion personified.

a) Day of Week is Monday – the color is Blue

3.     Everything is made of 3's Ex: Time is past, present and future; A family is a Mom, Dad and Child; Physical things have a length, breadth and height etc.

a) Day of Week is Tuesday – it's color is Red

4.     Indicates power: Day 4 speaks of the Sun to rule the day and the moon to rule the night; the 4 winds rule the air

a) Day of Week is Wednesday – it's color is Purple

5.     Has to do with the 5^th Cherub (Eze 28) consequently it has extreme connotations of death: Gen 5:5 for example.

a) Day of Week is Thorsday – the color is orange

6.     Is Man's number for he was made on the 6^th day; The superman hence has the No. 666 where he will finally do the will of No. 5 and enslave man totally, the atomic number of 6 is carbon – man is a carbon based life form.

a) Day of the Week if Friday – the color is ... green.

7.     Completion of a thing: The 7 year itch, the 7 week day has no other explanation other than Gen 1; the multiples of 7 cannot be ruled by a shortcut such as 3 or 9 can – they must be memorized; The 7^th Angel in Revelation says "... the kingdoms of this world are become the kingdoms of our Lord and of his Christ ..."

a) Day of the Week is Saturday – the color is scarlet

8.     Is a new beginning for good or for ill. In the 8^th Chapter of Genesis the world starts over again after the Noatic Flood. The 8th day of the week is the start of a new week. The 8,000^th year shall be the start of a new heaven and a new earth. When one plays a game of 8 ball in pool he makes 7 balls and then sinks the 8 ball to start a new game. Unfortunately, the 8 ball today ... is black ... which might explain the old saying "You have to take the good with the bad".

 

We come to 9 and that is where this primer on Bible numerology ends.