oddinn123
Eugene, OR
age: 41
| I AGREE with the lovely ELIZABETH,GOD gives us everything we need to know
at the exact time it happends,I dont think GOD hides codes for us to find
latter,he would just send an earth ANGEL to tell us,thanks lady have
a great weekend.
praise GOD, oddinn.
P.S.The code i posted GOD,S name #code, A-Z the begenning and the end.
was what just me said,just a coincidence. 
[Edited 4/27/2008 12:12:11 AM]
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jewelz5
Monteagle, TN
age: 54 online now!
| About the Bible Codes
Some people call it the "Torah Codes", or the "Bible Code," and others, "Bible Codes." Either way, the Bible codes are one of the most fascinating discoveries of this century. We are referring to the discovery of Equidistant Letter Sequence (ELS) Codes in the original version of the Old Testament.
The Bible describes in detail, people and events from the 20th century. Encoded in the text are words and phrases that describe people and events, and many times related words are found clustered together, to form a code.
The codes found in the Bible are called "Equidistant Letter Sequence" codes or "ELS" codes. This method has been used by spies for hundreds of years. Here is an old note, which appears to be non-sense, but spies used this note to communicate. In this example, the phrase "meet at 8" is encoded at an ELS of 7 (every seventh letter, starting with the first letter of the code, which is "m")
The man walked out the door into the stands that seated 8,000 fans.
"Meet at 8" encoded at an ELS interval of 7.
The spies would often make the notes much longer, just to throw everybody else off. The spy of course would have preset with his buddy to always look for every 7th letter. For the Bible, it could be every 7th letter, or every 700th letter, or every 15th letter, or every 2nd letter, or every 5,000th letter. It doesn't matter, as long as the distance between each letter is the same. Any interval will work. Even negative numbers work (the word is spelled out backwards). Understand that it is not easy to write text that not only has codes in it, but the text actually makes sense. In the Bible's case, the hidden codes show that the Bible has a foreknowledge of future events.
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elizabeth_fl
Tampa, FL
age: 36
| Sorry Gentleman, there are NO codes, there never was, and never will be. It is a made up fantasy to get people to beleive something that does not exist and people are gulible enough to believe it. But when it comes to the bible and religion, you can get people to believe anything because they have no foundation of God.
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