The revelation of the divine signature upon the Holy Bible
The identity of the two witnesses of Revelation 11 has been a subject of fierce debate among theologians and students of the Bible since the days of the early Church fathers. There is just something about this peculiar prophecy in the last book of the Bible that seems to ignite our fascination and captivate us, … Read more
Jesus declared that heaven and earth will pass away, but his words will not pass away (Matt. 24:35; Mark 13:31; Luke 21:33; cf. Isa. 40:8). The implication of this statement is that the words of God are timeless. In my opinion, one of the greatest witnesses to the timelessness of God’s words are Bible codes, … Read more
The orthographic diversity of the Masoretic text is perhaps one of the more agonizing thorns in the side of the Christian apologist seeking to defend the infallibility of Scripture. In this article I will demonstrate how ELS codes can be used to determine the objectively correct spelling of words which are spelled differently across manuscripts. … Read more
In my two most recent articles I introduced Type 1 ELS codes and Type 2 ELS codes. In this final part of my introduction to biblical ELS codes, I am going to introduce the third and final class of ELS codes in my classification system—Type 3 ELS codes, also known as “Echoing” ELS codes. What … Read more
In a recent post, I introduced the phenomenon of ELS Bible codes. In that article I explained what ELS Bible codes are, and demonstrated their existence by way of many clear and irrefutable examples. Those of you who read that article will recall that I limited the focus of that investigation to only one of … Read more
Introduction In a previous discussion, I explained at great length how God used the ancient Greek and Hebrew alphanumeric systems devised during the intertestamental period in order to deliberately plant alphanumeric codes in the Bible. I explained how these alphanumeric codes functioned as canonical watermarks which bear witness of the divine authorship and authenticity of … Read more
The story of how we received the text of the Hebrew Old Testament as it exists today, and how the texts of these 39 books were continually preserved and passed down through the ages, is a complex albeit important one that every serious student of the Bible should have a working knowledge of. Note that … Read more
In this post I will reveal and explain the significance of what I believe is an ELS code about America in the book of Deuteronomy. What are ELS codes? Presumably, not everyone who stumbles upon this article will happened to have read any of my previous articles about ELS Bible codes. Accordingly, I feel compelled … Read more
Introduction In a previous post, I revealed how the Hebrew phrase שמי ישוע (“Jesus is my name”) is encrypted in the Hebrew text of Isaiah 53:8-10–a code that I referred to as “the Bible code of Isaiah 53”. Because that little revelation has generated a lot of interest, I thought I’d publish another of the … Read more
Introduction I have long maintained that the Holy Bible is saturated with divine watermarks which attest to its divine authorship and authenticity. In this particular analysis I want to focus exclusively on one specific type of divine watermark, namely–alphanumeric codes. In this examination I will attempt to objectively prove that the Bible is indeed saturated … Read more