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Originally posted by babloyi
Sorry, but I don't understand why. Why would God play with our heads and make up some code to stick in the bible? Does God enjoy being ambigous? What is the point? Also, even if there is a code in the Bible, what makes it so sure that it is from God?
Originally posted by TrickmastertricK
The problem that is being run into with the code is that it only puts events that already happened in the Matrix. The only one ever outside of this that was a "Prediction" was the Rahbin assasination. A common misconception, which has been brought up here, is that it ONLY relates to the Torah in Hebrew. The Torah is God's direct word to Moses. So as far as having many hands in the Books, it was only Moses. The code had worked on "Moby Dick", but it was not as consistent and in close relation, as it is with the Bible.
mo_trot
One would think that two of the greatest mysteries of the modern world would be of interest during Biblical time.
Originally posted by lockheed
If people are going around trying to prove that God wrote the bible they are wasting their time. God didn't write the bible, people like Moses did.
Originally posted by edsinger
Originally posted by lockheed
If people are going around trying to prove that God wrote the bible they are wasting their time. God didn't write the bible, people like Moses did.
" All Scripture is God-Breathed"
You have to understand this, the 'text' was transcribed by man in the 'spirit' and then transcribed.......
Originally posted by billybob
moby dick was divinely inspired. as a matter of fact, ALL literature is divinely inspired. take THAT skeptics!
the pyramid builders and the artisan of the mitchell-hedges crystal skull had mad skills beyond what 'modern' man has. to think that humans couldn't write some code into a book is just unwarranted overconfidence that WE are the apex of learning in human history. duh. history fades rather recently, as a matter of fact.
so, like burger king says, 'have it your way'.
i find the work of stan tenet, len horowitz, carl munck and greg braden to be the most compelling code research.
if you're serious about finding bible code, check these guys out.