Seven Marks in the Storm Psalm — Psalm 107:21–26, 40
יוֹרְדֵי הַיָּם בָּאֳנִיּוֹת
What to look for
Seven inverted-nun marks stand in the margins beside the sailors' section of Psalm 107 — look at the column's edge next to the verses.
What it is
The only inverted nuns outside the Torah: seven marginal marks in the psalm of the four deliverances.
Why it matters
Together with the two in Numbers, Scripture holds exactly nine inverted nuns — seven of them clustered around verses of crying out and being delivered.
How it has been understood
No one knows for certain why these seven stand here; the leading view is that they flag verses the tradition considered displaced or specially set apart, like the Numbers pair. That honest uncertainty is part of the story: the scribes preserved marks whose full meaning they no longer claimed to possess, rather than erase what they had received.