What did Isaac Newton believe about hidden truths in the Word of God?
Isaac Newton believed the Word of God was supernaturally put together, so it could contain hidden truths that man had never been able to recover. He thought such truths might not be recovered until the computer made it possible. This came from about 2,000 pages of his notes referenced by a Jewish mathematician’s Bible Codes research.
Les explains that Isaac Newton was a Bible scholar who determined the Word of God was so supernaturally put together that it could very well contain hidden truths man had never been able to recover. Newton’s conclusion was that such truths could not be recovered until the computer made it possible. Les connects this to the Bible Codes book, noting a Jewish mathematician in Israel who seemingly found codes in the Old Testament. The mathematician reportedly got the idea from about 2,000 pages of notes from Isaac Newton. Les also mentions a quote clipped by Iris that he left on the kitchen cupboard.
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Did Isaac Newton believe the Bible contains hidden truths that couldn't be recovered without computers?
Isaac Newton determined that the Word of God was so supernaturally put together that it could contain hidden truths man had never recovered until computers made it possible.