Emil, with a resolute look, cut Benaiah off at the very start of his words.
“I want to understand,” he addressed him directly, “where do you draw your sources regarding numbers like 273 that turn into 372, and how is this connected to the creation of the world?”

Benaiah’s voice, deep and penetrating, gradually expanded as he began to explain, as though he sought to release ancient knowledge preserved for thousands of years.
“First,” Benaiah began, “think about the first verse of the Torah: ‘In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.’ You see, the world you live in consists of two layers – the revealed and the hidden. What many do not realize is that the hidden is the primary element; it drives the revealed. The hidden layer of creation, the force operating behind the scenes, is where the mysterious code of these numbers resides.”

Benaiah paused for a moment, then continued in an even tone:
“The first verse of the Torah, in gematria, equals 2701. This is a revealed number, but what is hidden within it is the power of numbers striking one another – 37 and 73 – producing sparks. These are not just numbers; they are reversals of each other and symbolize the union of heaven and earth, of creation and eternity. The numbers 273 and 372 stem from that same cosmic system of numerical relationships.”

He went on:
“The connection between Torah and science centers on the anomaly of water. The phase transition of water occurs at 4 degrees. Notice that the Hebrew word for ‘four’ (Arba) has a gematria value of 273. And ‘coincidentally,’ absolute zero occurs at minus 273 degrees. The reversal of 4 is 7, and the Hebrew word for ‘seven’ (Sheva) has a gematria value of 372 – precisely the numerical inversion. It is as if the hidden realm gives the command. This mirrors the tides, the ebb and flow that occur constantly. In the same way, we find the inverted numbers 37 and 73 embedded within 273 and 372. And this is only the beginning.”