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Originally Posted by Compose
rofl...
but in reguards to this bible shit, honestly you have to realize the possibility that the bible can be both either true or from a metaphorical standpoint, science and religion DO NOT mix, and since you werent living in those times you just cant say something happened, how do you know if people back then meant different things in their hidden text they put or whatever, then the researchers of today see it and it might mean something different then what it was supposed to be, you just dont know, theres always gonna be plotholes with everything im not saying you're right or wrong but that theres always a possiblity of it going either way.
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Bible Codes exist. We know that. What they mean can be debated until the cows come home. But, from research done by scholars, scientists, and mathematicians, hundreds of messages--some of which include modern issues--have arisen from the depths of the bible using ELS. The odds of these messages randomly appearing through chance are a virtual mathematic impossibility. The people who authored the OlD Testament could never embedd hidden codes in this manner because to do so would mean overcoming a mathematical impossibility. They'd have to author accounts that are often verified in other books of the bible, then, beneath that text, encode hidden messages that make sense, and are prophetic in NATURE!
ElS has uncovered prophesies in the bible that predicted 9/11, Sadam Hussein, Iraq war, the mooon landing, and even the election of George Bush.
There's no way someone 3000 years ago would know about WW2 or the gas hitler would use to kill Jews.