Who presented the mathematical evidence about the Bible to the House of Lords?
The transcript refers to an unnamed mathematician in England in the 1930s who presented mathematical evidence about the Bible to the House of Lords. No personal name is given in the context; it only mentions reading an article by this mathematician.
Les explains that he remembers reading an article by a mathematician back in England in the 1930s, and this mathematician actually presented it to the House of Lords. Les uses this as an illustration that the Bible is supernaturally put together and that every letter is in exactly the right place. He notes that while he is not refuting or pooh-poohing the Bible codes that mathematicians in Israel are seemingly finding, he is not ready to jump on it, because it does not tell him anything more than he always knew.