Bible Code of the 7000-year Plan of Salvation!

Picture Bible Code

The archetype of all Bible-code riddles: "Painting: Belshazzar by Rembrandt, 1635." The-writing-on-the-wall bible code is the key that unlocks all the bible codes.

How the Mystery
of the Bible Codes was Solved

(Part three of three parts)

And, "The Creation Bible Code"

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Mystery solved?

-1- 3-D hieroglyphics

-2- New tri-part language

-3- The creation bible code
that outlines the plan of the ages!

Even if we say that either of these three languages (i.e., the numbers, the pictures, and bible-code sentences) are only half as good at conveying a message as would a 'normal' written text, and we were to give a 'normal' well written text a value of say '10', then 'half that good' would therefore have a value of just '5'. But here we have three languages, (the numbers, the pictures, and the bible-code sentences), each at a value of only about '5' in their ability to convey a clear message. However, when combined they total, not 15 (5 + 5 + 5 = 15), but 125 (5 x 5 x 5 = 125). Picture bible codes have 12.5 times the clarity of a 'normal' Hebrew text with the highest clarity value of '10'.

Why?

Because three completely unrelated languages, that combine to give the same message, do not mean three times the clarity, but exponentially increased clarity and accuracy. Take the law of Moses as an example:

"At the mouth of two witnesses, or three witnesses, shall he that is to die be put to death; at the mouth of one witness he shall not be put to death," (Deut. 17:6).

In the case of picture bible codes, instead of there being just one expert eyewitness to the scene of the crime, we now have three separate, yet ordinary eyewitness. Each one of these three have the same story to tell, but from different perspectives. In a court of law, the three ordinary eyewitnesses would be far superior to the one expert eyewitness since the one expert eyewitness may be lying.

Acrostics as Word Dividers: (We will explain the two pictures of "Let there be light," and of the lightning later. Both pictures begin at the very first letter of the bible, with the separation of the heavens from the earth as intrinsic to the code, etc.)

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Bible code picture from Genesis 1:1-3 "Let there be light."

Moreover, the bible codes frequently use acrostics as word dividers! (In the case of English, the empty space between each word is our word-divider. Other languages, instead, may insert a dot between every word to separate word from word.) Hebrew was originally written without word-dividers. Likewise, when searching for bible codes, the bible-codes researcher (or computer program) removes all spaces between words, and then searches for codes. However, I have found that the bible codes often uses something far more complex than mere empty spaces or dots as word-dividers. The first letter of each successive word forms an acrostic that spells out something about what the bible code is already saying! This method is often employed where ambiguity is especially present, (that is, the bible code can read several ways), or for the sake of emphasis. For example, take the phrase: "Jesusurgedsometoaskseekknock." How do you read it? Now take the first letter of each word: "Jesus-urged-some-to-ask-seek-knock." This forms the acrostic: "Just ask!"

In the same way, for instance, the picture bible code of "lightning" that starts from the very first letter of the bible that gives the 7000-year plan of salvation, forms a word-by-word acrostic that reads: "1Come! 2Come! 3Come! 4Come! 5Abel 6came 7with Him!" The underlying bible code is formed by starting from the very first letter of the bible at an ELS of 1 through 7, read consecutively. The bible code contains the basic message of salvation from eternity past to eternity future. The above acrostic that is formed by it uses the language of the book of Revelation, and what is said when each of the seven successive seals of the secret scroll are opened. Here is an overview of this bible code. It represents just one-fifth of this whole code.

The 7000-year Plan of Salvation

This code starts from the very first letter of the bible.

(ELS 1) "I WILL APPOINT A SON (ELS 2) AGAINST THE ENEMY OF GOD (cf., Genesis 3:15), (3) AGAINST AN ANCIENT ONE—A JACKAL (i.e., figurative of the devil, Revelation 12:9, Isaiah 34:14, 15 in LXX). (4) AGAINST ME A JACKAL GROWLED! (Ps. 22:12-16) (5) A DAUGHTER IS FOR THE FLAWLESS ONE! (Ps. 45:10, 11 Revelation 19:7-16) (6) AT THE JUDGMENT SEAT—ALAS! (2Cor. 5:10, Revelation 19:11) (7) THEY CREATED, AND SHE WAS MADE SUITABLE TO THE FLAWLESS ONE!" (Cf., Genesis 2:18, Eph. 5:30-32, Revelation 21:1-5.)

	Each letter skip represents a thousand years of time, and accounts for the jumpiness of some of the lines---It is jumping ahead to the next major event in Gods' 7000-year plan of the ages!
	Or, "He created him (i.e., Adam), and she (i.e., Eve) was made suitable to the flawless one" (Adam). In this rendering, we then have Adam and Eve as a type of Jesus and His bride, the church. Ephesians 5:31-32 says the same:

"For this cause shall a man leave his father and mother, and shall be joined unto his wife, and they two shall be one flesh. This is a great mystery: but I speak concerning Christ and the church."

The acrostics read:

(1) "Come!" (2) "Come!" (3) "Come!" (4) "Come!" (5) "Abel (6) came (7) with Him!"

	ELS 7 may also read: "THEY CREATED, BUT YOU (singular) STRUCK THE FLAWLESS ONE!" ("Flawless One" is masculine.) "You" (sg.) may refer to the nation of Israel collectively.
	The acrostics of ELS 4 and 7 borrows from its subsequent ELS.
	When the first four seals of the book of Revelation are opened, the word "come" is strangely uttered each time.
	"Abel" was the first martyr (Genesis 4:8, Matt. 23:35, Revelation 6:9), and when the 5th seal is opened the martyrs are seen; after the seventh seal is completed, Jesus returns to earth along with His saints to reign.

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