Then God gave me the word: Yada-Yada. Yada-yada means “talk or language that is boring or that offers little information”¹⁹ A phrase made popular by a comedy series: Seinfeld , starring Jerry Seinfeld ( a comedian of Jewish descent).

Finally, he led me to the Hebrew word: Yada. The Hebrew word “know” (yada'), which is a common root in the semitic languages, has a wide range of meanings depending upon the context in which the word is found.

Then ends with this statement: More than words

Question: This is something that just dawned on me:
So, the simple answer to the question of what was the “secret” of the numbers you revealed to Abraham is: “I AM God, the God of all creation”, which Abraham then revealed to those generations after him. Is this message I got from you correct?

God’s answer:

In the sculpture, you will find the number 1,2 and 3. If you add the numbers thyou will get 6. It was the 6^th day that God created the first man (Adam).

God only said Adam and not Adam and Eve because as you will learn in the next Chapter, as soul-mates, She (Eve) is He (Adam).

Question: So your message It all adds up has many meanings?

God’s answer:

Meaning: Just like the Hebrew language, and the word He gave yada (to know), his words are rich in meanings. More than you know is also a statement that says that we can never truly know everything about God. To confirm my understanding, God states:

Question: God, you only explain what this statement means in the final chapter (Chapter 22). Do you want me to include this in this Chapter: In the Beginning?

God’s answer:

“In education, cramming is the practice of working intensively to absorb large volumes of informational material in short amounts of time.”²⁰