The soothsaying voice of dice and numbers.
Ten: Ich. 2
The second chapter carries the name kōaḥ and is signed with it. It is a voice of dice, numbers and flames: “Follow me tonight, listen to me,” “Shake dice below the lapping flames of my hunger,” “Twenty-eight rolls the dice,” and at the end, “I'll be there waiting.”
The passagech. 4
At the end of the shoreline sermons the speaker says, “We no longer need journey through the carrion passing of Kōaḥ's passage.”
The magicianch. 18
At the desert rite, a long speech of numbers (the thirteenth age of twelve, the sixteenth bondage, “six-sixes reversing”) is “shown in the soul, by the form of the magician, kōaḥ.” Later in the same chapter the soothsaying of kōaḥ is listed among all that speaks to the boy.
The pleasurech. 19
Under the tree of life, a voice from the night tells Samson that his battle is “foretold in my soothsayings” and that “it is the pleasure of kōaḥ that you kill the Leviathan.”
Note: clarity as madness.