Lineman Ben Christman of UNLV Dies One Day Shy of 22nd Birthday

Benjamin Paul Christman was born on the date leaving 322 days in the year:

Skull and Bones

This story is about the college football team that represents the city of Las Vegas. They share a stadium with the NFL team that calls Las Vegas home – the Raiders, who have Skull and Bones symbolism in their logo (similar to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers):

The Raiders played against the Buccaneers in the Super Bowl to end the 2002 football season. The Buccaneers would also go on to win the Super Bowl that ended the 2020 season.

The lineman died on 2/11, or February 11th. 2×11 = 22, and the date had a Life Lesson number of 22:

There are always 22 players on the field for each play of a football game.

The Brotherhood of Death is the nickname for the Skull and Bones society.

The UNLV Runnin’ Rebels football program began on the 14th of September, or 14/9 in 1968 on September 14th:

Both the Rebels and Raiders play in Allegiant Stadium.

A lot of people believe Jesus died on 9/11.

John Madden

All-time great Tom Brady, who used to play for the Buccaneers, is now a part-owner of the Raiders. Brady is now the NFL’s lead play-by-play commentator, a position formerly held by John Earl Madden, a Super Bowl-winning coach for the Raiders.

Ben Christman was born 2245 weeks after the Raiders franchise was founded.

The Skull and Bones society was established in 1832 :

Ritual human sacrifice has matching 211 gematria with Killing, as well as both Las Vegas, Nevada and Las Vegas.

Ben died on February 11th or 2/11, which is the date leaving 323 days on the calendar:

The “Jesus” Code

Benjamin Christman?! Like Jesus Christ?

Christman was born on the 43rd day of the year, 43 years after the Raiders were founded:

The name Jesus has a lot more connections to this story. Click here to see some.

Using the Prime number cipher, Ben Christman sums to 389.

389 is the 77th Prime number

Super Bowl XI was the only time that Madden led the Raiders to a championship as a head coach. It was played in the year ’77, and he had worn #77 during his NFL playing career: