Bible Code

Freaky if it is true, but i dont believe in that sorta stuff

Let me ask something, I am no christian or catholic, but I mean, why would they even put it in a code? What is the point? Why go to the trouble of putting all that into a code?

hmmmm I started a thread called bible code here as well :P

heh oh well maybe we'll get some new perspectives...

/me walks away muttering **steal my idea would he!! we'll soon see about that!! He'll pay for this.....they'll ALL pay for this** ((insert evil laugh here))

;)

v_Ln

This was posted before
Very interesting though...

Sorry if it was posted before, I didnt see that. Anyway, don't you think it's a little odd that many of our every day events are in that.. shall we call it a 'document'? The 9/11 tragedy was in there, and the word 'Osama Bin Laden' was discovered before anyone knew who the hijackers were. I just find it a little facisinating, that's all...

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Originally posted here by Viper
Occams Razor: "The simplist explanation tends to be the correct one."

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That's not really what occam's razor is supposed to mean...the theory is a lot more specific than that. What it basically means is that "When you have two competing theories which make exactly the same
predictions, the one that is simpler is the better." You can learn a bit more about it at http://www.weburbia.com/physics/occam.html

I'll agree with thesecretfire. Any long bit of writing will contain many phrases people may contribute to "prophecy" or "foreshadowing". The longer the sample, the more possibilities for phrases such as this. If you want a more mind boggling example of the same principle, the number Pi contains every single volume of literature ever written or that ever will be written encoded in ascii. Any non-repeating, non-terminating decimal will.

I read the book in 2 days and I could not beleave the information that It had in it.The book was a great read...and freakyyyyyyy!

Is it a particular version of the bible? King James, Catholic Action, ???
I'm interested. Also is the translation they are using English or is it a previous language?

Do that with any novel and you'll have the same result. By taking the 5th, 15th, or 50th letters of the Novel "The Truth" by Terry Pratchett (Happened to have it handy), I came up with the following characters (in their sets of three):

Udd eas eog eqe reh aod eei snn mou
From this, we can form several words going in the right order.
dam
dame
dare
dares
deer
deeds
do
dim
din
dino
god
green
his
had
has
ham
Odin
red
read
rod
rode
rods
same
seer
seen
sheen
udders

And those are just the words I can pick out in 5 minutes... There are probably loads more possibilities... Is that a coincidence? Do any of them have meaning? No.