Hi everyone! Glad to be here. Im looking forward to many enlightening discussion with my brothers and sisters in Christ.

For starters, I was hoping everyone would check this out:

http://www.psalm118.org/king_james_code.htm

http://real2.thegospel.com:8080/ramgen/rea.../pclub111804.rm

http://real2.thegospel.com:8080/ramgen/rea.../pclub111904.rm

I think its very exciting!

Peace!

Sorry. No codes. Holy Scripture was divinely inspired and humanly expressed. Don't believe these codes! The Word of God is simply to tell us about our fall, our hope in Christ Jesus, and our salvation as we enter the Kindom of God. Now THAT is exciting!

Comeandsee, you said:

"Sorry. No codes. Holy scripture was divinely inspired and humanly expressed ....."

I am wondering if you actually read his first example? He is presenting evidence that Holy Scripture is divinely inspired ... it had nothing to do with that so-called ELS "letter skipping" torah code.

I read much of it. I couldn't force myself to read the entire thing. I read enough to know its not worth my time. Thank you.

The King James code is this. The Lord used King James to inadvertently get the scriptures published to the people. God created many things that people get lost in and carried away from the purpose of creation with. The purpose of getting the scriptures out to the people was to tell the people where Christ and God are and how to get in touch with Them for salvation. The scriptures themselves can't save anyone only Christ can.


Charlie

Well, let's see;

There are not 7 days of creation, but 6. So 6 is a complete number. On the 7th day, God rested.

Gen. 2:1 'Thus the heavens and the earth were finished, and all the host of them.'

Gen. 2:2 'And on the seventh day God ended his work, which he had made; and he rested on the seventh day from all his work which he had made.'

Man was created on the 6th day and in Revelation there is the number of a man, 666. There are 66 books in the bible.

Wisdom tells me that that means that there are 3 creations.

Don't know yet how to back that up other than going outside of the bible, but I'll stick with the bible.

In Daniel, there are 3 men bound and thrown into the fire and the king saw a 4th like unto the son of God.

In Daniel, there is 4 beast and 4 kingdoms and 70 weeks divided into 7 weeks, 62 weeks, and 1 week.

Prior to this, but during the reign of the same king Nebuchadnezzar, Ezekiel saw 4 creatures, divided the lands for the 12 tribes, set up 3 north gates, 3 east gates, 3 south gates, and 3 west gates. That is each of the 4 directions has 3 gates.
The tribe of Joseph, from where the Christ came, has 2 portions. The word for portions is a word meaning to labor or travail in childbirth. This stuff is so neat!

In Exodus, there is 70 elders of the 12 tribes of Israel and 12 pillars.

In Revelation, there is 24 elders, 4 beast, 2 prophets, 3 gates of each direction, a woman gives birth to a son, 7 churches, 7 seals, 7 trumpets, 7 plagues, and 1 whore.

And seven spirits of God at the food of the throne, Seven Angels of the churches of Asia,

off the top of my head arn't there 7 bowls of Wrath?

And how many Woes?
bananna

Hi Limbo,

I'm going to check it out.

-Nitevision

Psalm 118 is not the center of the bible acording to some sources and certainly you would have to put the books in a certain order to make it so.

The bible is a collection of Books and has been ordered differently throught time. Psalms is a collection of poems and songs.
The chapter and verse thing was not used till much later after the bible had a collection a while and the Books of Chronicles , kings and Samuel were subdivided to make more books but they were the same scroll I was told.

It is true that the Center of something could be more important than the beginning or end. However that would be on a book by book basis. I believe there is a song which uses the summation of each book to show the story of who Christ is.

Bananna