1:1, the 148th Verse Revealed

We continue our study of 148. Let us look at each digit as the index of its corresponding prime.

Index	1	4	8
Prime	2	7	19

Hence, we have 2719. 2719 is the 397^th prime, but 397 itself is the 19^th Twin Gaussian Composite (TGC). We therefore can conclude that 19^th TGC generates the revelation order of 1:1 which has 19 letters.

We also can multiply these prime, i.e., 2, 7, 19 and obtain the following.

2 × 7 × 19 = 266

However, 266^th composite is 334 and we find the number of verses in the Quran including the un-numbered opening statements from the 19^th twin TPCs.

Index of Twin TPC	Index of TPC	Index of TPC	Twin TPC	Twin TPC
19	333	334	19422	19428

We have;
19 × 334 = 6346; Total number of verses in the Quran

More on 2719:
There is still more about 2719 which is derived from 148. The prime number 2719 is the index of composite 3168 which in turn is the index of composite 3683. This tells us that chapter 36 has 83 verses. Recall that chapter 36 is the 19^th initialed sura in the Quran. Furthermore, 36:83 is a prime numbered verse and it is 951^st such verse from the beginning of the Quran. Number 951 is a semi prime and it is the 285^th such number and 285 is the total frequencies of “Ya” + “Seen” in this chapter called YaSeen.