Where did the Bible Codes mathematician get his idea?
According to the book's introduction, the Jewish mathematician in Israel got his idea from discovering roughly 2,000 pages of notes left by the old inventor Isaac Newton, who had already determined that the Word of God was supernaturally put together and could contain hidden truths.
Les explains that the Bible Codes book was a bestseller and that a Jewish mathematician in Israel seemingly found codes subliminally in the Old Testament. In the book's introduction, the mathematician got his idea from finding something like 2,000 pages of notes from the old inventor Isaac Newton. Les says he never knew Newton was that kind of Bible scholar, but Newton had already determined that the Word of God was so supernaturally put together that there could very well be hidden truths in it that man had never been able to recover—something only the computer makes possible.
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Where did the idea behind the Bible Codes book come from?
The Jewish mathematician behind the Bible Codes seemingly found hidden codes in the Old Testament, an idea he got from roughly 2,000 pages of notes by Isaac Newton.