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att...@ix.netcom.com(Libertarius) wrote:
>===>Of course. It is a serious manifestation of human ingenuity
>    and ability to hack away series of Hebrew letters of the
>    alphabet until something pops.

>    It is easier with space-free Hebrew script, because it lacks
>    any vowels, so it can be sliced many different ways and a
>    WRDCNMNLTSFTHNGS (word can mean lots of things).

And it reminds me of the "Number Man" who used to call up Larry King's
overnight show with numerological explanations for all sorts of
just-happened news events.   Usually they were on the order of "Waco
has four letters, and the type of truck Tim McVeigh drove to the
federal building in OKC was a 'Ford,' __ALSO__ FOUR LETTERS!!!!"

I've heard discussions about the Biblical code on Christian radio
programs . . . .they all claim that no other piece of literature
reveals the kind of information of the code of the Torrah.  They
ignore all the supposed correlations found in Shakespeare, the
Gettysburg Address, and (for all I know) this post.

It's a scam.  Trust me.