Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is covered.

Psalm 32.1

The exact words written at the end of this verse, translated as "whose sin is covered" are:

(Casui Chatah, Covering of Sin) = 119

The italisized words do not correspond to any words in the original text. The are added for clarity. So the actual text simply says "sin covering." The same word, casui, is used in the description of the covering that was placed over the Ark of the Testimony (Numbers 4.6). We have the identity:

Sin Covering = 119 = 7 (Perfect) x 17 (Sacrifice)

This number appears again in verse 7 of Psalm 32:

Thou art my hiding place; thou shalt preserve me from trouble; thou shalt compass me about with songs of deliverance.

The exact word written is:

(Pelet, Deliverance) = 119

Harmonics and overtones based on this theme echo $throughout the ascending multiples of the Number 119. Of particular interest is the relation between the Greek and the Hebrew, which, as is typical, is modulated by the Number 10 as seen in the identities based on the Number 1190 below. Here then are the highlights:

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