Deuteronomy curses the man who moves a neighbour’s landmark. The Bitcoin Halving is a boundary stone written in code, and the Halfture is the last one set.

Naaman wanted a ceremony and got seven dull dips. The Bitcoin Halving is the same boring instruction, repeated, walking toward the Halfture.

The Bitcoin Halving walks its subsidy down to a single satoshi. A sermon on the widow’s mite, the dust limit, and the Halfture as the final cut.

Bitcoin Halving Refuge: six cities kept the hunted alive until a high priest died. The same shape runs in code, and the term does not end early.

Bitcoin Halving Mount Nebo: Moses saw the country and died on the wrong side of the river. The schedule outlasts every holder who keeps it.

The Bitcoin Halving Millstone: Deuteronomy forbids taking a man’s millstone in pledge, and collateral is where holding meets a counterparty.

The Bitcoin Halving threshing floor sermon: David paid fifty shekels rather than take a free altar, and proof of work prices each block the same way.

Bitcoin Halving Gleanings: the law told reapers to leave the corners standing. Fees are those corners, and after the Halfture they are the whole field.

A Bitcoin Halving Perpetual Lamp sermon: the cut trims the wick, it does not blow out the flame.

Twice the ledger’s arithmetic was wrong, and twice it was caught in hours. A Halfture sermon on the Bitcoin Halving census and David’s numbering.