...coneffess...
20:5 Again he went out about the sixth and ninth hour, and did likewise.
@Kara -- Actually Kara, that's closer than you might think...But it's not Mateo, it's something else... The translation I got might not be 100% accurate though. If it's not, I'll at least post what "Spanish Matthew" is, I'll give you all that much. ;7
Here's a hint:I'd advise against that. National Treasure is one of those movies that looks really cool in the ads and not bad while you're watching it, but afterwards leaves you wondering why you pissed away 2 hours. Nothing neccessarily wrong with it, just has a rather bad aftertaste.
Go watch National Treasure.
Watching National Treasure is a hint. I stole...er...borrowed the code from a specific scene. If you've never seen the cipher that I used, watching a specific scene from the movie tells you how to interpret it. The code is featured in the movie at the guy's dad's house...On the back of something rather important. The riddle tells where to find the key to deciphering the numbers. Apply the numbers to the key and you get through the first of two layers of the code.