Holy number?

[rebel192595]

Is number 7 lucky and special? I have read Jos files and figure out that 13 and 666 are numbers of Satan and have special significance, but nothing said about number 7. All the websites outside Jos state that 7 is a holy number. Is that true?

Hail Satan!!!

 

[ed8874]

Nope, I thought that too but it turns out 7 is a number used a lot by the enemy

 

[rebel192595]

Yeah but the Greek Pythagoreans believed that the number seven pointed symbolically to the union of the Deity with the universe being the first number containing both the spiritual and the temporal. Were they wrong?

 

[thisisafalsealias]

There are no such thing as good or bad numbers, that's a stupid way of looking at shit.

The number seven in a general sense relates to insight the same way 9 relates to endings, completion etc.7

Seven is also the chakras. Pretty obvious

Also just because the enemy uses the number six a lot doesn't mean we can't use it for our purposes.
You can't have possession over a number, that makes no fucking sense, numbers are an abstract way of quantifying multiples that fundamentally exist in the universe.

@rebel192595 When you use reference-less language its hard to answer you. What is "the Deity"? You mean the SELF? You clearly are not referring to Dualists if this deity is composed of seven parts...
I dont even know what you're saying actually. if the first number contained both the spiritual and the physical, then what the fuck could the other six be there for? Now that's a thought.

 

[rebel192595]

@thisisafalsealias Yeah I know there are no good or bad numbers because each number has its own purpose and meaning. But I do believe that some numbers have more significance than others, just like among people ( someone would be greater than the other one, we are not equals, right? )
And I still wanna know why it's a special number...

Seven deadly sins
Seven Classical Planets ("7 Luminaries")
Seven Metals of antiquity
Seven Heavens
Seven days in the week
Seven colors in the rainbow
Seven Seas
Seven Continents
Seven against Thebes
Seven Kings of Rome
Seven Emperors (and period; Rome, history)
Julius Caesar, Augustus, Galba, Hadrian, Nerva, Sallust, Vespasian
Seven hills of Istanbul
Seven hills of Rome
Seven Liberal Arts
Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove in China
Seven Sages of Greece
Saptarishi – Seven Sages concept in Ancient India
Seven Wise Masters, a cycle of medieval stories
Seven Wonders of the ancient world
7 was considered a God number in ancient Egypt. The Pharaoh usually ordered things in groups of multiples of 7. For a time, 7 was not even used in writings for the people of Egypt.
7 pure notes in the diatonic scale

Why it's called the most important number in this particular universe?