The Bible has God's own signature written into the original texts just like the watermark on a sheet of stationary, or a bank note filigree.

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Thus it is that the divine name which has a numerical value of 26 is quoted 1780 times in the Pentateuch (Torah) or 26 times 70, but we must then confirm that we have here to do with a patent miracle because in order to respect the whole of these laws together in a deliberate fashion, it would have taken much more than the life of one man.

If for example the theory of the sources of the Pentateuch, according to which it was written by four different authors in four different periods, prior to being gathered together and harmonised after the exile, were correct, it would have been necessary for the different authors who lived at different times, confer with each other over the centuries — which is simply unthinkable — and they would have been able to achieve such a work, which is shown mathematically to be impossible.

The only logical conclusion is that an supernatural mathematical intelligence providentially led the authors of the Biblical text, to introduce the numerical structure as they wrote, but things do not stop there!

The law of seven rules in fact over complete sentences: for example: the book of Exodus is divided into two parts: one before the liberation from Egypt, from chapters 1 to 12 and another part after the liberation from Egypt.

The expression "the Lord spoke to Moses and said ..." appears 42 times (6 X 7) in the whole of the book of Exodus, 21 times (3 X 7) in the first chapters and 21 times in the rest. Other examples of this type show the unity of the Pentateuch contrary to what the theory of sources claims.