Originally Posted by Tha Q.

The names in Hebrew discovered through ELS often came with dates and locations. Now, tell me that dates and locations are the only thing that can be interpreted from Hebrew to another language. <----WTF are you talking about?

#2...What does the bible I read have to do with them running ELS on the ORIGINAL HEBREW Torah? Nothing. King James translated the bible to honor HIMSELF. That is only ONE version out of many english translations of the original Hebrew. Acutally, few people read the King James' Version anymore. Most people I know read the NIV version or the New KJV, which eliminates the "old english" style of writing.<----So how are English words coming from Hebrew characters that are in no way English?? They don't even use the same characters we use. Why am I getting the feeling that you have no real knowledge about whta you're talking about?


#3...Bible codes have been proven to exist through the use of ELS by mathematicians, physicists, scholars, and even Sir Isaac Newton himself--who theorized they existed but couldn't prove it without the assistance of computers. Bible codes are real. We know that. Now, what they mean can be debated until the cows come home. So, I'll pose the question to you that I posed to NOS. Are you, Apexx, telling me that you're smarter than Isaac Newton who not only said Bible Codes exist, but dedicated MOST of his writings to bible prophesies.<---for the third time, proving ELS exists is as easy as reading the words in this post. WHAT YOU'RE NOT LOOKING AT IS THE SOURCE THAT PUT IT THERE, SINCE YOU'RE NOT SPELLING OUT HEBREW NAMES AND WORDS, YOU'RE SEPLLING OUT ENGLISH ONES, WHICH USE COMPLETELY SEPERATE CHARACTERS AND ALPHABETS. What's so confusing about that? Why do you keep bringing it up like you're saying something I didn't already say twice? ELS is simply counting letters.


#4...The original text in the Torah is as pure as you can get. These scholars and scientists who run ELS are often experts in Hebrew. The english translation of the bible is not used to run ELS. <---Hebrew is not like Spanish where there are the same letters because they share the same alphabet. Characters used in hebrew are not found in english, just like characters found in chinese are not found in English. So once agian, how are you getting English names and terms from INDIVIDUAL CHARACTERS ONE AT A TIME THAT ARE ASSEMBLED TO SPELL OUT SOMETHING, from a langage that's not english?? It's not like you're translating a word. You're translating individual characters that don't even exist in your language.

THINK!


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