Rabbi Eliyahu Ellis - Codes: The Hidden Genius of the Torah

okay guys i guess we're on the road um again welcome to discovery question on the table is who wrote the torah was it god was a man we're looking for some sort of information in this whole seminar that points to one side or another okay did you guys have the spy scenario this morning like how to validate a message through you know the mossad the whole scenario you had that okay so where this class fits in the scobies codes you know abc in the spy world you have to have a code question has anyone here ever heard about codes in the torah yeah okay question number two is anyone like a little bit skeptical about codes and the torah yeah okay before we start then let me ask a question and it goes like this why would i even think to start to look for codes in an ancient hebrew text i mean it's a little strange if you think about it so don't listen ancient hebrew tests and let's look for codes why would even start to look for codes in the torah does anyone have an approach to that anyone have an answer that god wrote the yeah and you think that has all this knowledge then of course you're going to try very very good okay if it's true god wrote the torah i'd expect to see a little bit more depth in this book than just a bunch of nice stories and a bunch of laws but it goes even further look if you guys would give me about five minutes and i'm not going to do this but let's say you would i'd run downstairs this is a fairly new building i'd come back here with a big piece of paper i call it a blueprint now i'd stick this blueprint on the table and look at the blueprint and i'd say window window window window yeah wonder window window window a door over there yeah they're over there door over here door over there and others this entire room is encoded on this piece of paper i call the blueprint question what came first the room or the blueprint the blueprint that's why i'd start to look for codes in the torah look according to the kabbalistic view the jewish mystic view of the torah the torah it's possibly something you've never heard before it says in the zohar the torah book of mysticism god looked in the torah and created the world according to the zohar the torah is the blueprint of creation now that's why it's starting to look for codes in the torah but it goes even further i want to go on about 300 years ago there's a very famous kabbalist his name was the ville magone and he wrote the following the rule is that all that was is and will be until the end of time is included in the torah from brexit which is the very first verse of the torah to linnae call yesterday which is the very last verse of the torah and not merely in a general sense but including the details of every species of each person individually and the most minor details of everything that happened to him from the day of his birth at the day of his death what's this claiming this claiming everything you ever did do our doing will do is encode in the torah and by the way not only you but everyone in this room and by the way not only over in this room but everyone on this planet and by the way not only everyone this planet but everyone through all of time i would like to say that's got to be one of the wildest claims of any book in history i mean there's a little bit of room to be skeptical here but let's go a little further five hundred years ago one of the great kabbalists is vat wrote the following moshe cordova in a book called partis vermont the secrets are a holy torah are revealed through knowledge of combination numerology dealing with numbers which you call gematria switching letters first and last letters shapes of letters first and last verses skipping of letters and letter combinations in other words these are the specific way all this information is jammed into the torah now we'll get back to this i just want to finish and because of the great hiddenness we don't have the ability to fully comprehend them further to see different angles through these methods is infinite without limit and this the torah says the measure is longer than the world basically what they're saying is the following if i look at every like fifth letter in the torah there's a message there if i look at the fifth editorial going the other direction there's another message if i look every 167th letter every 1015 97th letter the shapes everything there is there to teach me a lesson we have all these ways of getting it out now all we have to do is apply the methods and see how it comes out everyone with me okay so let's go in the 1940s there was a robin named of weiss mandel red weiss mattel he's very famous because all the kids he saved in the holocaust but he ever heard about this stuff he said you know what i'm going to try it out so what did he do he decided to look for something very simple very very simple he decided to look for the torah in the torah so what did he do he knows something very interesting if you start with the very first book of the torah bereshith first book he noticed that what if you start with the first tough in the book of the torah skip 50 letters you get above skip the letter skip 50 letters you get a raise skip 50 letters you get a hey when it says 2 50 here that means between every single letter there's a 50 letter skip all of a sudden what i do i have a code torah in the torah question is this proof there's goes in the torah why not yeah look does anyone know how many letters long the torah is the torah is 304 805 letters long is there any wonder that somewhere in this book it's some sort of skip i'm going to find the word torah what do you guys say no i could probably find the same thing in the jerusalem post look if i would cop open up a copy of the jerusalem post and i look for the first p skip 50 letters oh 50 letters ass 50 letters t post would i conclude someone who's putting codes in the jerusalem post what do you guys say oh all right so he went on he found something else very very interesting he noticed that in the second book of the torah he found four words in a row and these four words spell out rambam rabon of taiba eretz mitzrayam four letters of each each first letter of each of the words four in a row you have the code rambam the round bond by the way was in those greatest sages in history um question is any question there's any surprise that i'm going to find four words in a row that spell out the word rambom the first letters what do you guys say by the way the torah is about 80 000 words does it surprise you guys no however i don't know if for a voicemail and do this but by the way they later did a computer search of the torah and they found that the only place in the torah where you find a phenomenon like this is right here so we can ask ourselves well look if it's only right here maybe the background information has something to do with this little code we sort of just found here does anyone know where rom what's that yeah this is where did rambam spend most of his life in egypt so here we have the ramban phone in an area where it's talking about egypt now another thing too he looked a little further and what do you find this is talking about the very first pesach sacrifice in human history and it says on arabic sir yom lahore on the 14th day of that month it's talking about taking a pesach offering because then you know in hebrew when does pesach come out on what month in spring what month anyone know the month nissan that happens to be the round mom's birthday so what do we have we have the round bomb the whole background is egypt and we have his birthday then where voicemail decided you know what i'm gonna look for the rambam's most famous book possibly the most famous book in jewish history it's a book called the mishnah torah which basically goes in the detail of the 613 mitzvahs so he decided to look for the word mishnah and what did he find he found overlaying the round mom's name we found the word mishna again in a 50-letter skip so we have over here mishnah and then down here he found the word torah again in a 50-letter skip so what do we have we have the rambam we have his most famous book and again we have his birthday and the whole background is where he spent most of his life however there's something that bothered him about this anyone know what bothered him about it look the book is not called mishna torah the book is called mishna torah what's the distance between mishnah and between torah so he got a little curious and he counted the letters between mishnah and torah anyone want to guess how many letters are between those two words there are letters which by the way is the subject of the book anyways you guys got to realize that rewise mantle he would okay no we're right so you're talking about that whenever they wrote the torah they said you know what we're going to put four words in a row and it's rambam and we're going to put it in their mission the torah because maybe this guy someday is going to write the book mishnah torah we're going to separate it by 613 letters because maybe that's going to be the title of the book or the subject of the book okay let's hold on we'll hold on we'll go on we'll go on with it okay all right okay no problem at all no problem at all okay now one thing you have to realize a rev weiss metal he wasn't a statistician he was a mathematician he was a rabbi at yeshiva in europe what happened was he wrote a book called taurus hamid i happen to have a copy of it in my shelf at home anyways this book went around these shivas and what happened was in the 1970s two mathematicians from hebrew university got a hold of this book and they looked at all the stuff he found and they said this is unbelievable there seems to be codes in the tour they got really really excited but you know what before we go a little bit further let me introduce you to one of the professors professor eliah rips let's see if we can get him hopefully we can get them in 1968 when russian tanks invaded czechoslovakia ilya who rips was a gifted young student of mathematics in latvia as demonstrators around the world took to the streets rifts made an extraordinary personal protest i just went to a public square in riga put a gasoline ring seven building seven to call the attention of the world to this evil act of the soviet empire rips were sent to a soviet psychiatric hospital a common punishment for political protesters there with time on his hands he worked on a mathematical problem that was to amaze the academic world when rips was in prison he had the idea to work on a famous unsolved problem called the dimension subgroup conjecture this had been a problem which westerners thought they had solved in fact there was a published paper in one of the best journals by very esteemed famous people claiming to have solved this conjecture given approve of it when he was in detention he had no paper to work with so one of the goods they actually got him some pencil and a little piece of toilet paper using only this he was able to refute the greatest minds in the west he showed this conjecture was actually false even though all the experts thought they had proven it was true this turned a subject on his head after two years rips was released and allowed to emigrate he arrived in israel with a reputation as a man of unshakable integrity and as a brilliant theoretical mathematician olymps is an extraordinary mathematician i mean not just an outstanding mathematician there are many outstanding mathematicians but these world star i mean oxford and cambridge would be delighted to have rips as a professor it was now in israel that rips was introduced to the world of the bible codes one well-known plate found in the bible is called a scale code skip codes involve a different way to read a text than we normally do usually we read one letter at a time first slider the second letter and the third letter and so forth but with a skip code we might start with the third letter and then skip ahead 10 to the 13th letter and then to the 23rd letter and so forth and maybe that would spell out a new word jumping 10 letters at a time here's an example there's a sentence here that says my way of showing a skip code is encrypted in the very words i put down here let's take the first letter and jump every 14 and make that red it's very hard to read as it's written here we see the letter m a r y h a d it's not so legible so to make it look nicer and understand it better what we usually do is we break the line before each red letter so now we have each line starting with a red letter and now those red letters are in a column and it's very easy to read mary had a little lamb one of these simple codes particularly called ribs imagination it appears at the beginning of the torah the jewish bible which is made up of the first five books of the old testament when we start with the first t in the book of genesis in fact it covers the first verse in the beginning god created heaven and earth starting with the first tm taking every 50 letters the word torah appears exactly the same pattern appeared in the second book of the torah exodus again starting with the first team and skipping 49 letters the word torah appears it was enough to me to be most intrigued to think something very interesting might go on ritz began to employ a computer program that could search for skip codes like this at enormous speed he could have had no idea where it would lead okay guys back to it so again like i say professor ripps and his colleagues they read this book and they found this information they got really excited that there must be cause in the torah but they were both religious they didn't want to take it too fast so they said you know what we're going to check this out with one of our colleagues professor daniel michaelson who's a russian-born russian-born mathematician the guy was an atheist a real skeptic so they went professor michaelson and they gave him the book and he looked through it he sat down for three days with the calculator three days later he said i am convinced there are toads codes in the torah the possibilities of this being by accident by chance too too slim so the professors got excited and said ah you gotta admit that god put goes in the torah professor michaelson said that's not exactly what i had in mind what do you think he thought sure there were clothes in the torah who put the codes in yeah people he said you know the jews were running around the desert for 40 years they had a lot of time on their hands they could have taken sentences one way another way this way that way they could turn the torah into a giant crossword puzzle he said no look if we want to call this scientific look what is the very first rule we would have broken if what i just showed you before if we're trying to call it a scientific experiment in other words if you're doing an experiment what's the very first thing you have to have anyone in science here yeah hypothesis you have to sort of listen to it like this you have to talk about what you're going to do how you're going to do it what you expect to see do the experiment see what happens here rev weissmann was just looking around for nice thing he found very interesting stuff but it wasn't scientific he said no let's step this up a little bit so what do they do they went to a standard book of jewish law called the mission of and in a section on hanukkah they took out all the key words and with this pre-selected word list they said okay let's go in the torah and let's see what we find so what do they do first of all you have to realize back in those days computers were very very slow like this not so fast today are they ah here we go okay they're very very slow they decided just to look in the first book of the tour of the book of genesis which is fair because we also have a tradition that all the torah is actually jammed into that book too so they said computer find me the word hanukkah the very first word on the list the computer looked for every one letter every two letters every three letters every four letters finally the commuter said got it i found the word hanukkah in the book of the torah where basically basically sorry guys right here okay now what i'm going to do is i'm going to take that little box and i'm going to blow it up so we can see what we're looking at but just keep in mind when i blow it up if we were to take the torah and blow it up we're looking at a giant movie screen meaning i have to knock out that wall and i out that wall knock out the ceiling knock out the floor a giant screen and right on the screen right here what we find the word hanukkah there we go okay in other words the computer founded at a 262 letter skip right here in the first book of the torah a hanukkah now question is it surprising that somewhere in the torah it's some sort of letter skip i'm going to find the word hanukkah what do you guys say no i could probably find the jerusalem post you know moby dick whatever what gets interesting is now that we have the word and now that we have the grid set up when i start to look for the other words you guys with me okay so the next word they looked for was hashmannoy who are the hashmanoim anyone know who were these people they were the ones the family that fought against the greeks during the battle of hanukkah now they found it at a 525 letter skip again when you have a minus that means it goes backward right next to hanukkah now again we're looking at a giant movie screen yeah does it make a difference that hanukkah is like upside down uh no it can go either way upside down forwards that's that's fair that's you know we have traditions that go any directions any direction at all okay now but we'll keep in mind we're looking at this giant movie screen giant movie screen and we have hanukkah right next to hashmonoi now again it's chances are it'd be like me going up on a windy day over jerusalem in a helicopter i take a paper airplane i throw it out and it goes a couple turns around say mount scopus it goes around mount of olives it comes back over here and lands on the roof of asia torah and then i go in another airplane i face the other direction another paper airplane it goes down to let's say yad vashem straight down to that new spring bridge stream bridge right up jaffa road and lands on the roof of isha torah a little bit strange why in a screen so big in a city so big anyways we have two words let's look for another one they found the word maccabee who are the maccabees anybody yeah there's the names of the guys that were fighting against the greeks not the name of the beer right now in this case what's really interesting is it crosses right over hanukkah so again we have three paper airplanes and in two cases the nose of one lands on the wing of another let's look for another word they found the word yehuda anyone know who yehuda was he was yeah he was a brilliant tactician amazing guerrilla fighter he was head of the brothers head of the maccabees they also found the word ah here we go okay yvonne yvonne were the greeks and against that's who we were fighting for and again this time it lands right on top of the word hashman the protagonist one fighting the other again in two cases we have these planes flying all over jerusalem and then they land on the roof of asiator and the nose of one lies on the wing of another in two cases and finally they found yamim eight days which was the miracle of hanukkah i found you something else you found very very interesting let's move okay so they looked and they found the word does anyone know how to say diabetes in hebrew sukhara secured from the word sukur so they said computer find the word secure it found it right here minus letter skip a six letter skip going backwards sukhara does anyone know if someone has diabetes what's the organ that it affects asphalt anybody pancreas does anyone know how to say pancreas in hebrew love love so they said computer find me love love and they found it a little bit up here leave levon lavlot lavaloon -1 if somebody has diabetes what's the drug they use in order to insulin they said computer finally the word insulin the computer looked and looked and looked and looked and then said got it where right over here from secaric going up towards lavloo it a 3378 letter skip right over here now at this point yeah what's that now these are all shortest skips i believe insulin is completely unique actually completely unique yeah yeah and others the others it could be a greater skip it could be it you know at a very very big skip this is the smallest skips that they found as far as i know we're going to get into your question though you're asking a very good question we're going to get in a minute just a moment okay um these words are in modern hebrew that doesn't so there are standards ways of looking they just you know all these words they took them straight out of a standard jewish text and others we have certain rules for spelling things you know these words actually yeah there's there's let's believe there's rules for spelling words in even a modern hebrew you know they take the word standard spelling spanish spelling nothing different okay okay so anyways at this point you guys got to realize daniel michaelson remember russian-born mathematician he was completely blown away says this is unbelievable we got to get this published so what do they do they decided to go to the journal of statistical science which was i think still is one of the best magazines around in the world of statistics to get this published they went to the magazine showed them all the all the all the material and the magazine said cute you guys are cheating cheating cheating and cheating there's actually a very easy way to cheat in something like this anyone want to guess how very simple very very simple what's that something like that no no simpler than that look you look for like one million diseases one million diseases and the one that works out you know so carrots you know diet insulin diabetes lava say look at this unbelievable but the 999 999 that did not work out you throw them the garbage throw in the pocket don't tell anyone something's gonna work out somewhere just simple everyone follow what i'm saying so the professor said look look look just to prove the point why don't we do an experiment together in other words they said you know we predict we're gonna find the names of famous rabbis in the torah how do you guys want us to look for them so the magazine said okay tell you what you do look for a whole list of rabbis not just one a whole list and look for some sort of point important information in connection to the name right next to it so they said okay we predict we're going to find the name of these famous rabbis and next to it we'll find the dates of their death which in hebrew would call their outside dates the magazine said go for it so what they do they went to a standard hebrew encyclopedia and they decided any rabbi that had four or more columns of information they're called a famous rabbi and they came up with a list of here we go they came with a list of 34 rabbis now a formula was decided ran the experiment and you guys got to realize the results were absolutely astounding i'll give you an example one of the rabbis for instance his name was sorry guys okay his name was the hamashall now again we found it at 220 letter skip is it surprising that somewhere in the tour i'm going to find hamashall in the tour no but now when they have it set up they have the letter and they look for his date of his death and what have they found they found right next to it your base kislev that was the day of his death the yord said now by the way they also found just out of curiosity they found his first name they also found the year of his death but that's icing on the cake now what they do in experiment like this is you have to see what the distance is between his name and his yord site and they found again this is very very simple the pythagorean theory they found that there were two words are 7.21 letters apart that is unsimply blow away and by the way not all the rabbis came out this close some came out 20 30 60 some didn't even come out close at all but by and large it was so incredible the magazine said okay we'll publish it two weeks later the professors get a letter from the magazine the magazine said sorry we're not publishing the article the professors asked well why not and they said because the results are too controversial for the public at this point the professors went wait a minute wait a minute wait a minute look if there's something wrong with the math something wrong with the you know whatever that's fine but this is science you can't not publish it because you don't like the results and the magazine said wait a minute if somebody finds a crack a flaw in this article we will be the laughing stock in the scientific world we publish an article that god put goes in the torah we can't do it alone they said okay tell you what if you can get the number one statistician in the world to give approval to this article we'll publish so the professor said great who's the guy they said professor percy daikonus who i believe still is the head of the department of statistics at stanford university so what did they do they made an appointment with professor diaconus and before they went they actually did their homework did a little bit of research they wanted to know who they were meeting they found out three things very very interesting number one he is by and large by almost everyone considered yes to be the number one statistician in the world number two he has written thousands and thousands of publications on science and statistics the guy is world famous he's like published everywhere but number three is a founding member and a contributing editor to the american skeptics association you say you have like esp yeah esp percy daikonus will prove you wrong you see you saw flying saucer you know percy dankonis will prove you wrong and he's good yeah anyways they went to see professor dayconus and he looked at the experiments he said cute look i'm sure there's a simple way to explain this look all you guys got to do is the following i want you go back to jerusalem and just do me one thing i want you to take let's say a standard sized text let's take something like yeah war and peace i want you guys to cut it down the side same size as the bible run the experiment the exact same way let's see how it comes out in other words computer doesn't have any agenda if it finds codes in the bible it's going to find them anywhere okay so they went back to jerusalem they took war and peace they cut it down the size ran the experiment they found nothing of any statistical significance so they called it professor daikonus and they said well what now and he said uh let's try moby dick so they took out the moby dick they cut it down the size ran the experiment nothing and then they asked professor daikonas okay now what so he said you know what maybe it's something about translated novels like take a couple original hebrew texts let's run the experiment let's see what happens they did it they took a couple hebrew novels cut it down the size same size as the bible run the experiment nothing and then professor dacona said well look maybe it's something about modern hebrew versus ancient hebrew let's run a couple ancient hebrew novels through our texts using ancient hebrew texts let's see what happens so what do they do they got a couple ancient hebrew texts they cut it down the size ran the experiment nothing then he had a couple other ideas around more experiments and he said i got another iden then they said professor daikonas wait a minute wait a minute with all due respect i mean this could go on forever would you please tell me now in writing before we go any further how many experiments will it take before you give a letter of approval for publication so professor donna conan said okay if you guys can run one million experiments and find nothing of any statistical significance i'll give a letter of approval one million the professors went back to jerusalem and from 1990 to 1994 right into the middle of it three and a half years that a computer running 24 hours a day running one permutation after another after another running through experiment after experiment after experiment they're just waiting to see what was going on they had no idea what's going to happen three and a half years later the computer stopped they took all the data looked it over 1 million experiments they found nothing of any statistical significance nothing they went back to professor daikonas he was shocked never expected to see them again yeah he looked through the information he sent some samples out to his friends to make sure nobody was cheating everything looked good and he gave a letter of approval saying yes i authorized publication of this article with this letter they went back to the magazine the magazine elsa was shocked they didn't expect to see him again they said okay we'll publish but there's one more thing we want one more thing we want we want to know what is the statistical confidence level of this experiment let me explain if you're doing a scientific experiment you're going for publication you have to show there is a 1 in 20 chance you just got lucky that's considered strong with your publication there's different ways to do it monte carlo method this and that whatever if you're doing something a little heavier something like life and death experiments medical experiments you have to show one in 50 you just got lucky so what did the magazine ask for the professors they didn't want one in 20 not one in 50 what did they ask for they want one in one thousand a one and one thousand chance you just got lucky i guarantee you will find no scientist anywhere in the world that's ever gotten to get had to get ads if one in a thousand get published why the make buyer so high cause again the significance is a little bit significant so they gave the magazine the disc they gave them all the information the experiment was run when it was run it didn't come out to be 1 in 20 not one in 50 not even one in a thousand when they ran the statistical confidence level of the experiment again what chance you just got lucky what did the results come out to be they came out to be 1 in 62 hundred there is a one in sixty two thousand five hundred chance you just got lucky this was enough to get the magazine the article published and what happened was in 1994 statistical science again the best magazine around in statistics published an article equidistant letter sequences in the book of genesis and you guys got to know when this thing came out it made a bomb in the scientific world any university anywhere in the world that had the department of statistics they wanted copies of the experiment the fbi wanted copies of the experiment the cia wanted copies of the experiment everyone was totally blown away and what you'd have actually is next three years you'd have some of the best minds in the world in science mathematics getting together to try to find some way to find a crack in this experiment what happened was three years later they came back to the professors and said ah we found it we have found five fatal errors in your experiment excuse me they said two of the ways you spelled the rabbi's names they're not spelled like that and two of the dates he said they died on they didn't die in those days what they actually did is paid some guy to fly all over the cemeteries of europe and take pictures of the tombstones this is how serious it got and one of the formulas there's a problem in one of the formulas we are publishing an article in the same magazine saying we found five fatal flaws in your experiments you look between the lines and basically saying you guys like manipulated the data to make it come out so good he cheated the professors were a little bit taken aback they said wait a minute wait a minute wait a minute hold on look you guys got the tombstones we have the encyclopedia we're not going to argue against the tombstones and the the the formula was just an innocent mistake look if you guys want to be fair there's only one thing to do one thing why don't we just rerun the experiment let's change the names the way you want them spelled just cha-chip the dates the way you want them dated let's sort of fix up the formula let's run it again and see what happens in the magazine and they said okay fair enough so what did they do they text up the names they change the dates they corrected the formula and they ran the experiment again now it came out to be a little embarrassing just give me time and i'll try to explain don't jump on me it didn't come out when they ran it again with corrected names corrected dates corrected formula it didn't come out to be one in twenty not one in fifty not one in thousand not even one in sixty two thousand five hundred would it come out to be with the corrections that came out to be one in one million six hundred and ninety four when i say it was embarrassing i didn't say and what happened is they improved the data they proved the formula and it just like shot through the roof it's unbelievable now just to make it short what happened was first of all some of the critics sort of changed camps i know one of them became a full-time code researcher but then you'd have others that went in such a frenzy trying to find some way to find a crack in this experiment a few years later they actually published an article in the same magazine trying to show how the data was manipulated in order to make things come out so great at this point the professors went to the magazine said okay there's a rebuttal so you gave us permission to talk back in other words they were given permission by the editor that if someone would rebuttal them they could talk back the magazine basically said sorry we have a new editor and the new editor is not bound by the previous editor's decision they were locked out locked up so what did they do they did two things number one they did a new series of experiments they completely avoided all the problems of the original experiment give an example um here 63 tactics of the talmud you can go to any yeshiva anywhere in the world you will see the copies of the talmud on the shelves there's only one way to spell these names by the way the rabbis experiment they're basically attacked saying there are different ways to spell rabbis look for their names and the dates which is true that's just what they start out with so they completely avoided all the problems they found the 63 track dates of the talmud encoding the tour in a way there was a one in four million five hundred forty thousand chance you just got lucky uh professor harold gan or dr harold gans very interesting person he actually was a cryptologist for the us department of defense his entire life he worked with codes he originally was a tremendous skeptic he looked into it and he sort of changed his mind and then he started looking for his own codes he found those rabbis with the cities they live in in a way there is a one in one million ford and a thousand chance you just got lucky seventy nations uh you know noah came out of the ark and formed seventy nations that formed the rest of the they went on to form the rest of the countries the world they found that those nations encoded in the torah in a way there is a one in two million fifty two hundred fifty million chance he just got lucky and then what they did is they took these papers they went to a international conference of pattern recognition in hong kong in their 2006 they presented papers to them six papers if i remember right one two three four five and six they were peer-reviewed they were published in their journal these have been out for years now years years and years and no one's found any way to touch any of these experiments not at all by the way if you do a google search on codes you will find lots and lots of articles sort of trashing the codes you know showing how they're wrong it's interesting to note that most of those are on that ritual rabbit experiment or possibly experiments even the professors don't even claim or experiments again these been out for years now and nobody has found any way to find any faults in these articles in these experiments everyone with me okay now with that basis what i'd like to do is i'd just like to show you some of the stuff that they found over the years now by the way there's new stuff coming in all the time there's thousands of people doing this but just show you a little bit of a taste now anything i'm showing here the odds of chance are less than one in a thousand now the reason i'm giving you such a high bar is because that's what the magazine said so off we go let's say a couple of codes first we're going to go to the holocaust now they found okay so over here we have atsurar the enemy at a nine letter skip just over here moving on they found the word right under the enemy not seat in a minus 12 skip now again this is not the small small skip of nazi inventory you'll see smaller skips but significantly it's highly highly significant they found the word germany germany that's the way it's spelled in the talmud so we have the enemy the nazi enemy germany at 155 skip found the word berlin berlin is the cavity of capital love germany they found the word shiver yehudi jewish catastrophe that's actually a phrase used one time in all of tanakh they found it right here cutting through everything so we have the nazi enemy berlin germany jewish catastrophe let's move on another quote in the holocaust now holding on to berlin just looking at it a little bit of a different way they also found the word nazi now here's a very small skip the smallest in the bible uh going backwards skip over there nazi they found the word hitler everyone knows who hitler was yuma so berlin nazi hitler what else did they found they found the word russia right above his name which is evil evil hitler the nazi they found the word euro his city so hitler the evil nazi from berlin of course was his city another quote in the holocaust moving on now again holding on to berlin they found the word nazi again it's a six letter skip a little bigger but again statistically significant therefore an amalek giant skip a thousand seven thousand four hundred fifty letters who is a malek anyone know yeah well if i could say such thing as like the lex luthor of the jewish people you know let's put it that way so they found right here by nazi amalek berlin again the nazis were considered to be amalek they found the word slav carrot going right over malak slav carrot giant skips crossing over each other smallest skips another quote on the holocaust here we go okay okay so auschwitz in a 300 letter skip moving on they found the word right over words eichmann who was eichmann era pachmann yeah he made his name for himself uh when when when germany annexed austria this before the war started they gave him the job all of a sudden they had 180 000 new jews on their hands they put him in there to say do something with these guys he came up with a policy that was so successful i think he threw out like 135 000 jews out of austria before the war started they said unbelievable this guy i know he's doing he became in charge of the final solution for rest of the war so we found eichmann over auschwitz and of course auschwitz was the principal extermination camp of european jewry they found the word it's who murdered they found the word kalu destroyed they found the word accolade destroyer finally beyond ss at the hands of the ss and of course those were the guys that were in charge of the actual destruction now moving on a little bit so here again we have eichmann and by the way his greatest feat was at the end of the war he actually sent 450 000 hungarian jews to auschwitz in about eight weeks it was a masterpiece and again out of what they used to murder the jews they used gas so they said computer find gaza found it way way up there and at one skip gas eichmann gas does anyone know what was the name of the gas i used in auschwitz cyclone base said computer finally zyklon b and where did you find it going from michigan straight up past gas moving on a little change now twin towers now by the way this is a great example a great example of why you can't use the codes as a crystal ball now again everything is in there but you can't use the codes as a crystal ball like if i was sitting around early 2000 the early 2000s sitting around having a cough of coffee would i say you know what yeah i'm going to look of codes of arabic people flying airplanes in the skyscrapers today i mean who even thought of such a thing but once it happens you take the keywords out you plug it in and you see what happens so what did they find they found the word hattu meme twin minus one skip going backwards they find the word mcd twin towers he found the word gimmel elu which by the way happened to be september 11th during that year going right through twin towers they found the word ishmael who's ishmael he's a founding father the arabic people so they found ishmael they found the date they found twin towers they also found murdered and by the way oh having said that before again does anyone know approximately how many people do they theorize die during the twin towers yeah about they say about 3 000. this section here where it appears in the torah it's actually talking about the golden calf you know that section of the golden calf and the levees rose up and they all the perpetrators of the golden calf were basically put down and it says here right in this section the apollo about 3 000 people moving on another one on the twin towers they found the word matos airplane a -39 skip they found the word appeal knocked down airplane knockdown crossing over each other find the word hat to meme twin a 71 skip they found the word mig daley towers twin towers airplane knocked down now it's interesting to note when they look for these words they didn't look for mato's hippie airplane knocked down because again there are two towers two airplanes they look for matusi meepilu plural airplanes knock them down but then someone noticed something very interesting they found the word pamayam twice moving on the mood chum to die there another coat gillet chalets unfortunately this is a little painful it's a little raw with her just tap to the boys just recently gillette chile did everyone remember him he was actually captured by hamas he was held i believe for like five years five years the boy was held so they looked for codes on him he was intentionally released by the way after five years in captivity i think they traded him for 1073 terrorists something like that very close to that they found the word gilad in a minor it a one skip they found the word shalit gilad shalit for skip they find the word the chevy kidnapped they found the word hamas right above now by the way one thing i have to tell you is we didn't know this at the time when gillette chili was kidnapped hamas was actually bouncing him from one group to another to another like looking for the highest bidder for this boy and interesting to note the section here in the torah where this part is written is talking about when the the brothers the sons of yaakov they sort of took joseph one of the brothers and they sold him and basically he was being bounced around from one group to another to another to another and that happened right here it says here i yelled eleno this is ruvin coming back trying to save yosef and he says the boy where is he he couldn't find it he looked around he couldn't find him that's basically the story line with gillette lead he was being bounced around bounced around they couldn't find him they didn't know where he was another code tsunami now this is another great reason in my mind why you can't use torah as a crystal ball again everything is there loop in their creation it's all there but you can't use it because the ball i don't think ever heard the word tsunami until i finally heard the word tsunami so i would ever look for the word tsunami if i didn't even know what it existed but once it was there you take the keywords out of the newspaper and you look for it so first of all they found yadale tevit the 26th of december this is when the not the recent one that wiped out the reactors in japan this is the one before that that hit sort of the rim sri lanka the asian basin they found the word in asia crossing right over the date they found the word removed tens of thousands people died they found two drowned tsunami again i don't think i ever heard the word before the original one hit so how would i look for it how would i predict it once you hear it take the keywords out of the newspaper plug them in see what you find i'll show you one more code and then we'll stop any questions you guys have we'll go with for it hurricane katrina everyone knows hurricane katrina is the most powerful hurricane ever to hit excuse me it was the largest hurricane ever to hit america i think the third most powerful was that 80 percent of new orleans was like underwater in some places like 20 feet i think 15 million people were affected so again once it happens take the keywords out and you look and you see what you find they found the word new orleans they found the word cuff base of which was the hebrew date when it hit new orleans they found the word comet f wrath of anger and finally they found caterina again guys you know we could ask if you can't use the torah as a crystal ball and you can't because how do you know what to look for you know once you see something they have what disaster is going to happen what tremendous event is going to happen how do you know what to look for but once it happens take the keywords out put in the computer see what you find but we can ask the question then if that's the case if you can't use the taurus of crystal ball then what's the point what's the point so i think the points following again aside from being the fact that we'd say the torah is a blueprint of creation everything is there i think there's one more point and it goes like this if you're living in a world of scientific methodology if you're living in a world of skepticism maybe maybe someone wanted to give us clear proof we're dealing with a book that could not be produced by human beings again chance forget it design absolutely human design no way if that's the case who wrote the book thank you very much guys enjoy the rest of the day