To ALl Non-Believers and Believers, Have you read the book THE BIBLE CODE and it's updates ?? This would be

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an interesting subject to hear what the non-believers think AFTER reading the book. Soooo have you read it, and what do you think?

To paegan poet: It's easy to find, any bookstore and easy to read but hard to put down. Seek. And you shall find

To nondescrip and spamandham: I can tell you chose to stop listening and reading as soon as anything was challenged. Had you continued to learn the whole story you'd have different comments. There is some undisputable proofs in there and no it doesn't work with Moby Dick in the same way, that's how I know that you stopped reading and learning and listening and rationalizing and thinking and questioning and challenging and searching and cross-referencing and verifying and ........

To suspendor and paegan: Stop trying to analyze a hypothesis without putting it to the test of proof. It' silly to claim that the "same thing can be done with any book of length". Sure there are a few random possibilities that will surface, but READ ALL the info and proofs to support them and coincidentally the proofs that it does not work the same with Moby Dick. Check the SCIENCE that the non-believers always BASE their non-beliefs on.

Answer 1

I have not read it but I might if I can find it. Doesn't mean I'll change.......

Answer 2

I'd like to read it, but I'd rather have the program. I have my own hypothesis about it, though. Since predictions can be found in any book of sufficient length, I suspect that the Code is an artifact of living in a holographic, hyperdimensional universe. In fact, ALL knowledge is buried in EVERY book of sufficient length written in any human language. I'd be willing to bet that future events can also be found in Gone with the Wind. This does not negate the Bible Codes or God's Providence, it is simply how the universe operates.

Answer 3

You will find this one interesting , too:

Yeshua: The Name of Jesus Revealed in Code in the Old Testament by Yacov Rambsel

It supports the Bible Code

Answer 4

a count number of attitude i imagine. the way I see it, the bible includes a message from God that may in elementary words be understood through those that pick to believe first. without the lens of religion, the message of the bible is distorted and really twisted to in good structure preconceived notions. From that attitude, definite, the bible is for "believers" no longer for "unbelievers". on the different hand, some human beings interpret the note "believers" really narrowly. I keep in mind examining an editorial in my doctoral-element "philosophy of teaching" class entitled "the doubting interest and the believing interest". The essence of the object develop into that we've a organic tendency to attitude topics from a position of skepticism. the outcome is that we regularly brush aside a message featuring any type of truths because we are searching for causes to brush aside it! The "believing interest" contains drawing close a sparkling concern or gaining understand-how of journey with a unsleeping determination to believe that's the reality...after we attempt this, we may be able to work out the truths that weren't glaring after we performed the doubting interest. the object suggested that both video games had to be performed consciously and deliberately to attain optimal gaining understand-how of...and it suggested that we had to play the believing interest FIRST. search for the reality first...change to the doubting interest in elementary words once you've discovered that truth...and then play it in simple terms as deliberately! i imagine all and sundry that may play the "believing interest" with the bible can detect a minimum of glimpses of the reality it includes...yet those who attitude it with doubt, particularly even as drawing close it for the first time, will forever locate dozens if no longer thousands of causes to reject the message...overcoming those objections. i'd challenge all and sundry to examine the bible in the journey that they are prepared to undertake the believing interest first...yet in the journey that they favor to play the doubting interest, i'd urge them to stay faraway from it because they are going to locate precisely what they search for in its pages!

Answer 5

I haven't read it, but the basic premise is absurd. You could play such games with any sufficiently large book, particularly if it is written in a language that doesn't have vowels (like Hebrew), such that the same combination of letters can take on numerous meanings.

Answer 6

The Bible Code is bunk. You can find such codes in any large text. It's nothing special.

Answer 7

I have read part of it. It is interesting, but it can be done to any book that has hundreds of pages and thousands of words

Answer 8

I have read it and I found it to be interesting.

Blessings )O(