The cardinal number seven carries deep significance across the biblical text, appearing in genealogies, ritual prescriptions, narrative cycles, and symbolic contexts. From the seven days of creation to the seven-fold sprinkling of blood in Levitical ritual, sheva pervades Scripture's structure. Translations uniformly render it with their numeral — English 'seven,' Spanish siete, French sept, German sieben — showing no ambiguity in the core counting sense. A single occurrence at Psalm 119:164 ('Seven times a day I praise you') uses the number adverbially to express frequency, where French rassasier in the gloss data hints at the completeness implied by sevenfold repetition.