Now, that’s where we get off. I gave you twenty-six. Yes, you can total it and it comes to eight. Eight is the number of the risen Lord; he rose on the eighth day, the first day of the new week. Eight is always associated with resurrection, regeneration, and the number of the Lord, but twenty-six is what I gave you. In the Hebrew alphabet there are twenty-two letters, but there are five finals. There are five letters of the twenty-two that are repeated and they are called “finals.” Their numbers change, all but this one. We have Kaph as twenty; when you find it as a final, it is 500. It’s not a two toned, it’s 500. We have a Mem that is forty; when we encounter Mem as a final letter in the alphabet, we find its numerical value is 600. We have Nun that is fifty and when we encounter it as a final, it is 700. Now we have Pe, a P-e or P-h, and you pronounce Phe. That, when you first encounter it is eighty, and when you encounter it as a final, it’s 800. So you do not change the tone of the number. The symbolical value of this letter is the mouth, it’s the mouth of God: “And my word that goes forth from my mouth…it shall not return unto me void, but it must accomplish that which I purposed, and prosper in the thing for which I sent it”.782 ¶5