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The discovery that precise, descriptions of earth-shaking events seem to be encoded into the first five books of the Bible has captured the world's attention. No one in ancient times could have had such knowledge, but if no individual put the codes there, who did? If the codes are proven to be genuine, they would be tantamount to scientific proof of the existence of God.
Cracking the Bible Code is the first accurate account of the codes-a story far more stunning than has yet been told. Dr. Satinover traces the fascinating tradition of the codes, counters sensational and inaccurate representations, explains the controversy over their authenticity, and clarifies their implications for our view of God, faith, and fate. Sweeping from ancient history to cutting-edge science, this is must reading for anyone who seeks to make sense of the codes and their meaning for humankind.Members who requested this book also requested:
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Genres:
- Religion & Spirituality >> Christianity >> Reference >> Commentaries >> Old Testament
- Religion & Spirituality >> Christianity >> Reference >> Prophecies
- Religion & Spirituality >> Christianity >> Reference >> Topical
- Religion & Spirituality >> Bible & Other Sacred Texts >> Bible >> Old Testament
- Religion & Spirituality >> Christianity >> Reference >> Bible Study >> General
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Steve C. (I liked this book better than "The Bible Code". It tells more how the code came about then what the code contained. It talks a lot about cryptology. I'll admit I got lost a few times when they brought in the physics and statistical data. The whole chapter on Quantum physics had me scratching my head. But the book was very interesting and presented it's case more so then the popular "the end of the world is here" other titles.
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