AUTHENTICITY CODES OF THE BIBLE. AMAZING!

Hey, you! I saw this about a week ago, and was impressed. It's apparent then that God works in patterns. Yahweh is a God of patterns!

Malachi 3:6
For I am the LORD, I change not...

Yes He is!
This information blew my mind. Those who says The New Testament was a made up story - go and replicate it...good luck

And come up with the same results -- or better!

I wish I could watch videos on my phone. Sounds interesting.

So all the other gospels found that were not re-interpreted in the 16th century are "corrupted"?

This video highlights are narrow minded some fundamentalists are. They don't take into account other perspectives and blame Satan for anything that goes against the King James version.

To understand the teachings of Jesus you need to also review Flavius Josepheus' historical writing of the culture that Jesus lived in and taught in. In 2000 years from now how would any of our computer terms be interpreted? Hacker, ASCII, QWERTY...or other everyday language...to understand Jesus you need to look at the whole picture not just the "edited" sound bytes of the King James version.

Just to add...in the first video the speaker states that it "was against the law to publish different versions of the bible under penalty of death." Then goes onto to state that King James then gathered people together to re-interpret the bible.

King James was quoted as saying, "Monarchy is the greatest thing on earth. Kings are rightly called gods since just like God they have power of life and death over all their subjects in all things. They are accountable to God only ... so it is a crime for anyone to argue about what a king can do."

So, if you were called to re-interpret writings under a King that stated any other "beliefs" or thoughts other than his beliefs were wrong and punishable by death...how would you interpret writings?

Who was King James? Who influenced his early life? What ideas did he believe in?

Well for starters, he believed in the "Divine Right of Kings", was heavily influenced by Francis Bacon and was part of the early beginnings of the Protestant movement.

[link to www.luminarium.org]

James's interest in literature was tied in with a shrewd sense of propaganda. He realised that books, masques, sermons, and plays could all be employed in the service of the king, that they were the media which could best disseminate his views of kingship and impress upon a large number of people its power and majesty.



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Now also take into account that King James had his problems with Parliament and with different religious groups.

[link to www.britannia.com]

Religious dissension was the basis of an event that confirmed and fueled James' paranoia: the Gunpowder Plot of November 5, 1605. Guy Fawkes and four other Catholic dissenters were caught attempting to blow up the House of Lords on a day in which the king was to open the session. The conspirators were executed, but a fresh wave of anti-Catholic sentiments washed across England. James also disliked the Puritans who became excessive in their demands on the king, resulting in the first wave of English immigrants to North America. James, however, did manage to commission an Authorized Version of the Bible, printed in English in 1611.



So in this type of environment how do you think the scholars interpreted the ancient texts? Do you think that perhaps the political wishes of the King who was paying them influenced them?

Why wasn't the Geneva Bible appropriate? What was missing?



Think about the propaganda of today by political parties. How would you feel if Obama set up a private commission to review and interpret all old case laws and write a new book of rules to replace the Constitution? Do you think that the new interpretation would lean very heavily liberal or do you think that it would be balanced?


Understand I am not putting down God or Jesus, all I am saying is that the King James version of the bible was a product of political propaganda by King James. The works and teachings of Jesus need to be reviewed side by side with the sociological climate that Jesus was living in to understand the meanings behind them.

Not surprising at all. Alpha and Omega means you know everything.

>"Why wasn't the Geneva Bible appropriate? What was missing?"

Geneva Bible is THE Gold Mine for inquiring minds. Margin notes were problematic for religionists and kings alike.

Margin notes removed. No mention of Tyranny in the rebuffed KJV.

I accept the line of inquiry and evidence that leads to understanding Francis Bacon was head editor for the final "Authorized" manuscript.

These codes are based on '11:11'....

Same as the WWII German Enigma Code Machine....

11:11

Hi Goddrunk & me777,

You may want to check out khouse.org ...

Dr. Chuck Missler is the speaker in the video referencing the Bible Codes and he founded khouse.

He was a CEO & Scientist who worked on The NASA Space Shuttle Program.

Interesting and informative website.
Check out Strategic Trends on the site.

PS The phenomena of The Bible Codes was researched by top Mathematicians. It could not be replicated nor duplicated.
And the Mathmeticians had to conclude that:

"Only an intelligence standing outside of our space-time domain could have laid a comprehensive, cohesive text with encoded information of a futuristic foreknowledge hidden within the underlying text."

They also stated the odds of this happening randomly were like 1 to the gazzilion ( paraphrasing, but google for exact numbers and printed article of researched event.)

Also, this phenomena doesn't occur within any other printed material, book etc.

I think this should be pinned.

Hello Pixie

I found Chuck Missler site not long ago , it is very informative, and Chuck is a great teacher!

I haven't looked at the vids -- I'm on my phone

a summary of the gist would be nice!

but as I continually read through the Bible over and over cover to cover I see a multiplicity of patterns and types -- shadows and pictures that do repeat over and over forming a composite of Jesus Christ -- the integrated coherent whole and purpose of scripture

the Book is the story of Jesus come as our Redeemer. by His sovereign grace we have the wonderful opportunity to believe on Him as Lord and Savior

I'm back in Genesis -- God knew after the flood we remain inherently evil. we can't possibly be good enough to somehow merit His favor. He blesses us and is kind to us because of Who He is -- not because of who we are. or I should say HOW we are currently.

interesting also Ishmael was circumcised as well as isaac -- the Arabs are circumcised to this day. also God told Abraham blessed are those who bless you cursed are those who curse you -- we have to remember that although the covenant promise of our Messiah was passed down through Isaac, Ishmael is still blessed due to being Abraham's son -- we would be well served in my opinion to pray for the children of Ishmael rather than cursing them. as we know these are currently Muslims.

the Muslims will be devastated Ezekiel 38-9 well I imagine many will turn to Jesus as some already are. isaac's children the Jews are judicially blinded and are not serving God but they will eventually look on Him whom they pierced and mourn and thus all Israel will be saved.

we do well to keep our eyes on Jesus the author finisher and perfecter of our faith and allow God to do the judging as He works His plan -- which WILL be fulfilled with or without our help -- we are called as WITNESSES in these last days -- to preach the gospel and make disciples.

and also to make sure we LOVE everybody -- including our enemies!!

love peace and joy

rb

bumping for awesomeness.

Crap, by any other name, would smell as bad.

Hope you enjoyed the film