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The Genesis Factor: The Amazing Mysteries of the Bible Codes

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If you are interested in study on the Bible code, this book should certainly be by your side.

Filled with information, the author takes you on a step by step journey into the Hebrew language and the mystery hidden in God's Word. Are you ready for that journey?

I will say, it is not just a quick read, but one that you will want to mull over, think about, reread and meditate on. However, it is a book that will challenge you in all you do with your life.

Is your name encoded in God's Word? Just what has God written about you if it is?
Interesting! Are the days ahead truly already written? You be the judge!

A very good read! Recommended!

To say this is just a book on the Bible code would be doing this work an injustice. It is more, much more. It is one; an exposition on the Bible code (ELS). two; an exposition on Scripture. And three; also an exposition on the Bible Numerical Value System. So we can say this book has three witnesses to back it up. One; All the Bible code found in this book checks out, You can get Bible Code software, and do it yourself. Two; all that Yacov Rambsel finds in the code is in perfect harmony with both the Scripture and 3; the Numerical system. Its all a perfect fit. Rambsel asked the most important questions about our salvation, and about the past, present and feature. He seeks and finds the answers to life's most important questions. The Factor starts off good and goes to great; chapters four, five, six and seven are phenomenal. Their in order named; THE NAME OF THE MESSIAH; THE CROWNING PROPHECY'S OF THE BIBLE; THE RETURN OF THE MESSIAH AND THE SEVENTH DAY. I would highly suggest this book to Christian and non Christian alike. And I would say to everyone to study the above mentioned chapters, thoroughly. For non Christians I would suggest you start with Page 17 (skip the forward and intro). This book may very well introduce you to the MESSIAH.

Respect due to Yacov Rambsel and his Wife.
The Genesis factor is an excellent exploration into the depths of the mind of GOD.The information presented is for those committed to objective research. "THE GENESIS FACTOR" presents raw jewels gleaned from Yacov's exploration and insight using the "bible code".This book is for the serious bible code follower who have read -The Bible Code- and Cracking The Bible Code.Also Check out Yacov's book " His Name Is Jesus-wow.

An excellent exploration indeed into the depths of the WORD of GOD. This book presents insights into the "bible codes". This book is for the serious people who have considered the depth of GOD's WORD.
Also Check out Yacov's other books " (His Name Is Jesus) and (Yeshua: The Name of Jesus Revealed in the Old Testament) by Yavoc Rambsel.

I have read several books on the Bible Code recently, and this is my least favorite to date.

First, it seemed odd to me that the author was able to do this without the aid of a computer (not that I believe the computer is "all mighty" - quite the contrary!). The reasons I found this odd is that: 1) the amount of work involved to use his method without a computer is absolutely astonishing - so I question whether the amount of info. he was able to de-code could be done in the amount of time he's been working on this project; and 2)It was discovered that Einstein had worked at finding the Bible code for many, many years before his death (in fact most of the notes found of his were his attempt to find a code in the Bible that he was sure existed) - yet he failed to do so. The theory that's been postulated (that I tend to agree with), is that the modern computer was the key to unlock this code, and it was Einstein's lack of a computer that led to his failure.

There are other reasons why I wasn't crazy about this book as well, but I'm just not into "bashing" an author's style - so I will refrain from listing them. My comments above are also not meant as a "bashing", but rather a questioning...

Overall, it probably isn't a bad book to get if you're interested in the subject, but I would recommend reading "The Bible Code" & "The Bible Code II" first.

One of the foundational qualities of the Bible is its clarity (sometimes called perspicuity). That means Scripture's main teachings are plain enough to be understood without the need of special expertise or church-sanctioned interpretations.

The Bible frequently speaks about its own clarity. Psalm 119:130 says, "The unfolding of Thy words gives light; it gives understanding to the simple." The average person who humbly reads the Bible can say, "I have more insight than all my teachers, for Thy testimonies are my meditation" (Psalm 119:99). Psalm 19:7 teaches, "The testimony of the Lord is sure, making wise the simple."

The idea of hidden codes in the Bible contradicts all of that by limiting accessibility to the real message of the Bible to so-called experts who can decipher the cryptic messages God "hid" in the Scriptures. But such "experts" aren't needed because the Bible contains no hidden codes.

One hidden-code theory works like a common word-search puzzle-hidden messages are supposedly embedded diagonally within the Hebrew text. But that's as foolish as turning your daily newspaper into a word-search puzzle and expecting to find meaningful stories hidden in it. Newspapers aren't written to convey messages in secret code, and neither was the Bible. Both should be read using ordinary rules of language.

Of course there are concepts in the Bible that are hard to understand-even the apostle Peter admitted that (2 Peter 3:15). But the way to discover the meaning of those hard passages is not by seeking out hidden messages, but by engaging in diligent study that accurately handles the word of truth (2 Timothy 2:15).

Take heart! The Bible is clear and even the most untrained reader can understand it. God wants you to understand the Bible, and He has provided the Holy Spirit as a guide (John 16:13). After all, "man does not live by bread alone, but...by everything that proceeds out of the mouth of the LORD" (Deuteronomy 8:3).

My comments will be brief. This is the worst book I have ever read on the subject of the Bible Codes. The author, who claims to be Jewish, should be ashamed of himself. To rely upon his alleged "findings" as the basis for his belief in Jesus as the Messiah is truly a disgrace to the true faith of the Nation of Israel. The author is truly ignorant. The author will be winning no points in heaven for this work.