I’ve been disappointed that the controversy and the derision has hooted down any further discussion of the particulars, here, the more accomplished codes people have fallen out of the habit of publishing anything that might appear predictive, for one due to the controversy it engenders but also because the vast majority of them believe it isn’t intended to be used for that purpose and that a partial matrix will be misleading and potentially wrong due to the nature of the information. This includes Mr. Shak himself, if I’m not mistaken.
He is an Orthodox Jew and takes the matter seriously, so seriously that the popular subculture that has sprung up around the Bible Code is verging upon offensive to him and he would be very wary of feeding it.
I’m dissapointed that context in Deuteronomy has not been discussed at all due to the shouting down that has occurred. It took place on the Plains of Moab. Anyone familiar with Utah in the least, their ears should perk up. Mr. Shak no doubt knows this, it’s another fascinating detail from how many thousands of years ago, that appears to reference the modern era as a result.
The primary reason, at least as I suspect, that he chose to weather the uproar and go public with this is the appearance of a gauntlet being thrown down from Mt. Sinai. The election would appear to be a referendum on Mormonism after all, meaning that it’s Romney’s choice to make. Follow the commandments of God, do not stray from them and do not follow other strange gods, and you will be President.
This could be taken to mean that he has followed the commandments and does not follow strange gods, if elected. It could be taken to mean that he did not follow the commandments and does follow strange gods if he isn’t.
As I said before, it’s very striking. Very. It seems to me that this is why Mr. Shak chose to publish and risk ridicule. Simple matrix involving a very small amount of plain or surface text though it is, it’s one of the more elaborately contextual ones I’ve ever seen.
That was deemed important enough to go ahead and do it. Published.
We’ll see.
The most significant work on the codes was the book “Bible Code Bombshell” byEdwin Sherman, Nathan Jacob, and Dave Swanty. Sherman is a mathematician, and Jacob a physicist.
Jacob was able to find long, contextually significant sentences embedded in Isaiah 53, and Psalm 22. The codes primarily prove that the entire Old Testament is totally about Yeshua, and his life here on Earth.
There are many long codes beside the above noted.
Men have longed to be able to predict the future, but that is the sole purvey of God. He has told us what we need to know, and knowing more might well be counter productive.