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Take a New Look at the Bible #1
Take a New Look at the Bible #2
Take a New Look at the Bible
The Bible is a book of books. The Bible is made up of 66 books. There are 39 Old Testament Books and 27 New Testament Books all combined into the book we call the Holy Bible.
The Bible is made up of all types of literature. It is made up of letters, statistical information, Historical information, books of wisdom, books of songs, and dictations from God himself.
The Bible is a unique book in may ways. It was written over a period of about 1,500 years, and it was written by at least 40 different individual authors. Yet all of these books by different authors have a common theme and speak of past, present and future events from the times they were written without contradicting one another.
What these authors have written is remarkable and speaks with authority of the known and unknown as well as unknowable. They speak uncompromisingly about mankind's accomplishments and failures, of the past, the present and the future.
These men felt they were being led by the inner feeling of the Holy Spirit to write, without the full understanding of what the words would mean to future generations. They were writing beyond their own writings and understandings.
The combinations of these writings of all the different authors written at different times in history, flow into a stream of inspiration, and revelation.
2 Timothy 3:16
16. All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for proof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness.
The Bible is God breathed. In other words scripture is God produced. God used these men and their own individual personalities in revealing to mankind his thoughts and words he wanted to speak.
Who can say that God is not doing something similar today?
2 Peter 1:19-21
19. We have a more sure word of prophecy: whereunto ye do well that ye heed, as unto a light that shineth in a dark place, until the day dawn, and the day star arise in your hearts;
20. Knowing this first that no prophecy of the scripture is of any private interpretation.
21. For the prophecy came not in old time by the will of man; but holy men of God spoke as they were moved by the Holy Ghost.
Jesus himself spoke of the scriptures and how they could be trusted. He was speaking of Old Testament Scripture when He said;
Matthew 5:18
18. For Verily I say unto you, Till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle shall in no wise pass from the law, till all be fulfilled.
The jot is the smallest Hebrew letter. A tittle is a very small extension, similar to that of dotting an "i" that distinguishes the difference between similar letters in the Hebrew alphabet.
The point the Lord was making is that every word of the Old Testament is vital and will be fulfilled.
The Bible's 66 books contain 1,189 chapters, and 31,173 verses. There seems to be a concentrated focus on Psalms 117:, Psalms 118:, and Psalms 119:
The shortest chapter with the least amount written of the Bible is Psalm 117:, and the larges chapter with the most amount written is chapter 119:
Between the smallest chapter of the Bible and the Largest Chapter of the Bible lies the central verse of the Bible. This is located in the center of the Bible, with 594 verses from Genesis 1:1 to Psalms 118:8. There are also 594 verses from Psalms 118:8 to Revelation 22:21.
The First verse in the Bible.
Genesis 1:1
1. In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.
The central verse in the entire Bible.
Psalms 118.8
8. It is better to trust in the Lord than to put confidence in man.
The very last verse spoken of in the book of Revelation.
Revelation 22:21
21. The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all. Amen.
These three verses speak of the Bible in the simplest of terms.
With 23 words These verses speak of the theme of the Bible. From the creation of heavens and earth to wisdom and seeking the spiritual rather than the fleshly. Then ends with the creator and the giver of life saying Grace be with you all. A statement of the death, Love and sacrifice by the Lord Jesus.
The Bible seems to focus like the bulls eye of a target upon the 118th Psalm. The center of the bulls eye is the 8th verse.
"It is better to Trust in the Lord than to put confidence in man".
Is there any More clear words that could define the Bible than these?
The 118th Psalm also speaks of the Pyramid of Giza. The Pyramid of Giza also seems to be a code of the whole Bible.
The Pyramid of Giza seems to be the words of all creation and history and prophecy of the earth written in stone.
The Pyramid points to the Bible and the Bible points to the Pyramid.
The 118th Psalm speaks of the Pyramid in speaking about the chief Corner stone. A chief corner stone can only refer to a pyramid and the Pyramid of Giza is the only one located at the central point of the entire land area of the earth. It is also the only pyramid with the chief corner stone missing.
This is referring to Jesus Christ in the 118th Psalm the chief corner stone that the builders rejected. The Pyramid of Giza is the structure speaking the same message in stone.
It was recently discovered By Dr. Eliyahu Rips that there is a hidden code in the Bible. It appears to to reveal the events that are taking place and have taken place thousands of years after the Bible was written.
Dr. Rips discovered that the 5 books of the Old Testament known to Jewish people as the Torah are encoded from from beginning to end. Revealed within the words that connect was the telling of a hidden story.
Each code is revealed through a spacing of letters. As you skip a given number of spaces you take the letter and place it to other letters in the order of the same spacing.
As these letters are added together they form words that give revealing information.
This is a simple description, but it is more than than just a simple skip code. It also has other dimensions.
By crisscrossing, going in various directions, forward, and backwards it goes through the entire scriptures within these five books written by Moses.
Hidden under the original Hebrew of the Old Testament there seems to be a network of words and phrases that give new revelation.
All spaces between words are eliminated between the words. A computer searches that strand of letters by the skip code. It starts at the first letter of the Bible and looks for every possible skip sequence.
The Bible seems to have many such codes. In the original Hebrew language the Old testament was written so each letter of the alphabet is also the symbol of one of the numerical numbers. So this is also the language making up the numbering system. Adding the numbers together may be an entirely new code to be discovered in our understanding, as we will discover in Isaiah 19:19.
Isaiah 19:19
19. In that day shall there be an altar to the Lord in the midst of the land of Egypt, and a pillar at the border thereof to the Lord.
1. The 30 words of this verse written in Hebrew have a numerical total of the sum of 5,449.
2. It is a fact that that the distance between the north and the south poles divided by 500 million equals 5,449.
3. The number of Pyramid inches from from the base of the pyramid to the summit platform of the pyramid is 5449.
It is interesting that this 19the verse of the 19th chapter, is in the 22nd book of the Bible. This same number combination converted to the 19th book of the Bible to the 118th chapter and the 22nd verse seems to connect to the other.
As if 19 and 22 were a clue to some type of numerical index system of Bible revelation.
I have also noticed similarities with other numbers.
We have discovered how all the similarities connect to just one verse of the 31,173 verses in the Bible. This leads me to believe that all the other 31,172 verses may also have similar hidden knowledge coded into them also.
So what is the depth, height, and width of the knowledge of the Bible. The Bible itself says that it must be studied line upon line and precept upon precept.
Isaiah 28:9-11
9. Whom shall he teach knowledge? and whom shall he make to understand doctrine? them that are weaned from the milk, and drawn from the breasts.
10. For precept must be upon precept, precept upon precept; line upon line, line upon line; here a little, and there a little.
We now see that the Bible seems to be multi-dimensional. Supernaturally put together by these more than 40 authors over a 1,500 year period. The Bible actually seems to be structured as one would expect a complicated computer.
We have 31,173 verses that contain many more concepts. Even one single verse has many possible meanings and combinations of precepts. Many possible variations such as skip sequences and conversion to numbers from letter may reveal a new meaning. We see the Bible mentioning this type of code system in the book of Revelation.
Revelation 13:16-18
16. And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bound, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads:
17. And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name.
18. Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast: for it's the number of a man; and the number is Six hundred threescore and six.
I once looked at the Bible strictly as a huge puzzle that should be spread out with all the precepts and lines upon a flat table. Then we should put the pieces together into a new understanding of rightfully dividing the word of God.
Now however I am seeing a greater possibility, equivalent to discovering a whole new universe. I see the Bible as multidimensional, and without any limitations.
How could we even begin to understand how to search for this hidden knowledge?
I will attempt to write a description of my thoughts of gaining and searching this knowledge in simple illustrations as possible.
We start with just one verse, and then with one page. Every new knowledge will open up clues to a greater knowledge.
If we were to take all the words and verses of one page and lay them flatly upon that table, we would find that we could put many precepts and lines together. In a way of understanding the different potential meanings of the words.
Next we may apply the knowledge we have gained from doing this, by possibly trying to find a skip sequence that would give further revelation.
The next step may be converting the letters to numbers and seeing if we could have a system of reading something greater into the meaning of each word and combination of words and numbers.
As the example of Isaiah 19:19 illustrated in the revelation about the pyramid, I believe every new bit of knowledge will lead in a new direction.
So now the flat table will no longer work for an illustration.
The illustration of a fan, the type the ladies use in church when it gets to hot. They spread it out into a half circle.
So now every new bit of knowledge beyond the understanding of the words we have put together on that page, would go up a degree to form that fan. This would be to start a new level surface for a new type of understanding.
Some verses of scripture will develop into only on or two new levels of the fan created for each verse. Others will be 20 others as many 200 or more.
When we get the entire page researched we set it aside in our bank of information. And begin on page two.
When we get a chapter completed we create a new level and fan it with the knowledge of all the information making up all the combinations of all the verses.
Then we continue through 66 books approximatly 1800 pages, and 31, 173 verses.
As you can see this would take a research center and a group of scholars of all types. This may continue for decades or longer. But we are researching other things far less important to the world.
Who will be the man who will take this as his calling and provided the finances for this research?
For nearly 4,000 years, amid all civilizations and countries, under all conditions of governments, there has existed a distinct people, with laws, habits and customs distinctly their own. The History of the House of Judah, the Jewish people is with out parallel in human history. They were oppressed, down trodden, carried captive to other lands and scattered among the nations. Attempts of total extermination have been made upon them but like the fabled phoenix, they have risen from the ashes of their dispersions and now appear again upon the pages of history.
They are remarkable in the first place for their antiquity. They, like no other nation, can trace their lineage by reliable history. They had literature before most nations had letters. A literature, the Torah, is more wisely diffused than the literature of any other people. The existence of the nation of Israel today is an undisputed testimony of the Bible. God himself has preserved the Jewish race. God also has great work for them to do.
The Jews were raised up to affirm and teach that there is but one God, and to be the writers, preservers and transmitters of the Holy Scriptures. The Jews took special care to preserve the Torah and keep it from being tampered with, and if it had not been for them, these words of scripture would have been lost long ago.
The Jewish Race was raised up so that God through them might give the world a Savior. Who was Jesus? A Jew. How carefully his ancestry has been preserved in the scriptures from Adam to Christ's birth in Bethlehem.
The Jewish Race was raised up that they might save the world from moral decay. Jesus said, "Salvation is to the Jews". He meant more than the fact that through them should come the Savior of the World. The salvation of the nations and the preservation of the human race on the earth depends on the preservation and the continuance of the Jews as a race.
Jesus Christ, a Jew, when he began to preach the gospel of the Kingdom, chose twelve Jews to be his disciples.
In the beginning the church was strictly Jewish, then, the Gentiles were grafted in to the church. In Romans 11:17, Paul does not say that the olive branches (The Gentiles) were grafted in to replace the natural branches (The Jews). Instead he states that the olive branches were grafted among the natural branches. When God finally restores His last day church to even more glory, than that of the early church, the Jew will once again have the liberty to observe his feasts and ordinances, and the Gentiles will have the liberty to disregard the law of Moses.
