The mysteries of the biblical code
The collection of sacred texts, which is known as the Bible, is a huge mystery in itself. Indeed, to this day it is not known for certain when and by whom this great book was written. The fact that in the Holy Scriptures, encrypted for the uninitiated, there are prophecies about the future of mankind has been heard, for sure, by many of the believers. But until recently, no one could fully reveal this biblical code.
Bible Code - A Brief History
Most of the already identified Bible prophecies are related to the times of distant antiquity (the liberation of the Jews from Babylonian captivity, the destruction of the city of Tire, etc.). We would be more interested in biblical predictions that relate to the present time. But their deciphering, until recently, ran into almost insurmountable obstacles. The great Isaac Newton himself had a hand in attempts to uncover the secrets of the biblical code.
It is believed that Newton devoted most of his life to discovering the hidden patterns of biblical prophecy, and by no means to his mathematical inventions and physical experiments. An English scientist, for example, believed that the Bible is a cryptogram (secret writing) of the Almighty, and tried to reveal the intentions of God using mathematics for this. He did this from morning until night until his death, but never succeeded. The reason was "trifle" - the lack of a computer. And it is simply unrealistic to do all these calculations by hand, which the electronic brain makes in a matter of fractions of a second: this would take several tens or even hundreds of lives in duration.
Continuing the topic, let's say that at the beginning of the 20th century, a rabbi named Mikhail Weismandel lived in Prague, who also set out to reveal the mathematical laws of the Holy Scriptures. He meticulously rewrote all 304,805 letters of the first books of the Old Testament in Hebrew in the form of a table, removing the spaces between words and punctuation marks, and then searched for the required letter, omitting every 50 letters in the text, and received the word "Torah", which is used in Judaism the first five books of the Bible.
Bible studies were also conducted by the Russian mathematician Ivan Panin, who lived in exile until 1942. He worked to the point of complete exhaustion, believing that the Bible has a strict numerical pattern. Later, his calculations were checked using a computer by the Russian academician Viktor Veinik, and the results shocked him to such an extent that, being an atheist before that, he immediately believed in God.
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Discovery of an Israeli scientist
A logical stage in the decoding of the biblical code was the research of the Israeli mathematician Eliyahu Rips. At first, he was known only among his colleagues in the profession, but after he accurately predicted the outbreak of the Gulf War, based on the text of the Bible, he began to be talked about everywhere.
In his research, E. Rips relied exactly on the ideas of his predecessor, the Prague rabbi. First, this Israelite professor translated the entire Hebrew Bible into electronic format and, like his predecessor, removed all spaces and punctuation marks. As the legend says, it was in this form that Moses received this book from God. Then, just like Weismandel, but with the help of a computer, he selected first the first letter of the Old Testament, and after every 51st. But the mathematician did not restrict himself to just this type of calculus. The computer was given a program to search in a string of letters, words, and expressions with a different skip interval. In particular, the machine began to read letters not only after 50, but also after 2, 15, 64 and even after 2,400 characters. Moreover, words were noted not only from the first,but also with the second and subsequent letters of the solid text. In addition, the selection and reading of phrases and words was carried out not only horizontally, but also vertically and diagonally.
As a result, not a chaotic set of letters was obtained, as one might suppose, but quite meaningful words and sentences, which turned out to be, as it were, hidden in the original text. Rips' findings were commissioned to be verified by the leading ransomware of America's National Security, Harold Gens, who was initially rather skeptical about the idea. But he was shocked by the result. He found that a book written more than 5,000 years ago contained a lot of information about our times. In particular, he read phrases such as "man on the moon", "spacecraft" Apollo 11 ", and at the same time the date of the landing of astronauts from America on the moon - July 20, 1969! And in another place, he found the words "Hiroshima" and next to the date of the atomic bombing of this Japanese city. A prophecy about the tragic death of Princess Diana and much more was immediately discovered.
Further developments regarding Bible prophecy
It is known that Rips, as a true scientist, did not stop there. He wanted to check if other books, moreover, written in languages other than Hebrew, contain this kind of hidden information. For verification, he took a translation of Leo Tolstoy's "War and Peace" into Hebrew and passed it through the computer in the same way, but did not receive any meaningful information. The same thing happened when he researched texts in other languages. The probability that all of this information from the Bible was obtained by chance is approximately one in 10 million.
Soon the American journalist Michael Drosnin became interested in Rips's research, and in 1997 he described it in his book "The Bible Code". Using the algorithm of an Israeli mathematician, Drosnin read other prophecies hidden in the holy book. In particular, he discovered in the Bible that an attempt was about to be made on the Israeli Prime Minister I. Rabin. Stunned by this information, the journalist wrote a letter to I. Rabin about the upcoming terrorist attack, but he ignored the news and was soon killed, as predicted.
Attempts to explain
Despite the fact that the technique of decoding the secret text of the Bible is similar to a crossword puzzle, the very idea of discovering hidden knowledge in it is more like a hologram. This is what the author of the methodology E. Rips thinks. The holographic principle itself is not new and has existed in the form of the idea of “everything connected with everything” from time immemorial. The whole difference between the Bible and an ordinary object from our reality lies in the fact that information in the Bible is in a more accessible and "digestible" form than, let's say, it is in any other thing.
A. Vyatkin