CHILE TSUNAMI 5770

On Saturday, February 27, 2010, a magnitude 8.8 Earthquake struck Chile.  Earthquakes this large can produce tsunamis. When I looked for the word TSUNAMI, a relatively short axis term (only 6 letters in Hebrew), I found it on a matrix with a second TSUMAMI that shared a letter tsadeh with both the first letter of CHILE and the a posteriori, open text phrase HE THREW THEM INTO THE SEA (referring to drowning Pharaoh’s army).  Also on the matrix was 5770, the Hebrew year for 2010.  I almost dismissed the matrix because the axis term TSUNAMI was only at the 61^st lowest ELS of term (higher than I normally accept, I prefer to not go past the 5^th lowest ELS). However, the second TSUMAMI on the matrix is, in fact, at the lowest ELS found in Torah (skip -2). As I write this, the tsunami has been felt in Australia, but it caused no harm to Hawaii. 5770 is not very significant, it had a p-value of about .58 (1 chance in 1.7 to be there, easier to find than calling a coin toss correctly).  Perhaps the most that can be said is that the Torah, written at a time that nobody in Israel knew about Chile, was able to predict that that a place called Chile would be prone to tsunamis.  The double  appearance of the word tsunami makes this a DNA-style structured matrix.