Acrostic in Genealogy of Adam to Moses

An acrostic has been discovered with a secret message. The first letter of each consecutive Hebrew name from Adam to Noah to Abraham to Moses in the bible (a total of 29 names) reads, "I will forgive my enemies, having compassion, forgiving those of dust once again." "Where will my light lead a people?" (For more, see bible-codes.org)

An acrostic is a type of bible code. Psalm 119 is a classic example of an acrostic in the bible. The first letter of each series of sentences move successively through the Hebrew alphabet. (Also true of Psalm 9, 10, 25, 34, 37, 111, and 112.) These are obvious acrostics. However, there are secret acrostics hidden in the bible as well. This movie explores one of these 'hidden' ones --- hidden for 4000 years! The acrostic summarizes the plan of salvation from the beginning of time.

A good knowledge of the first chapters of Genesis (where these genealogies are located) are essential to understanding what the acrostic means, particularly the creation and fall of man and the rising up of Cain against Abel and killing him.

Moreover, the meaning of the names of each person in the genealogy when read consecutively declare a separate prophecy, yet compatible with this Acrostic Bible Code. There are 80 names in all that span from Adam to Jesus Christ. (See the "Meaning of Names Bible Code" on YouTube.)
For more bible codes see www.bible-codes.org.

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[RBHILL300]

I know that from Adam to Moses death is like 2553 years. But here from my point of view: Adam to Noah is 26 Generation right? And how Adam was 930 years old and Seth was 912. So that is 1842 years. But what if Adam was 930 and 8 months and Seth was like 912 and 6 month that would be 1843 years and 2 months. and so on down the line from adam to Moses. so we could be off on the 2553 years because you could probably add 25 years at the most to it bring it to 2578 years.

[777Shekel777]

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Perhaps it will help!

[7spirit7of7madibaage]

Most~BlesseD!

is OuR...♡The Mighty Light♡!

This movie explores one of these 'hidden' ones --- hidden for 4000 years!

The acrostic summarizes the plan of salvation from the beginning of time.

:-) ((♡(◕‿◕)♡))..

[777Shekel777]

@7spirit7of7madibaage Speaking of "light", this acrostic was further developed. The words "my light" are also in this code, but overlooked. Go to bible-codes. o r g for more. Thus it reads, "I will forgive my enemies, having compassion, forgiving those of the dust once again! Where will my light lead a people?" (Or, "Where will He lead the people of light?" Recall that the Israelites were led by Moses by the pillar of fire by night that gave "light". The acrostic is from Moses genealogy.

[alshohoohh]

Converted to Islam

[777Shekel777]

@alshohoohh May God reveal to you the truth.

[masala505]

@SakaScotii Firstly, I'm from Switzerland - an athiest country in the sense that people don't beleive in supernatural beings here - gods.You could say that about the US as nobody beleives in Zeuss or Apollo? True? Therefore there's not really a such thing as an athiest. Secondly, if something really miraculous happens - i.e., you jump three buses on a skateboard - it is YOU who has the burden of proof, not me. There is absolutely no proof for your god, or any other god!

[SakaScotii]

@masala505 notions, and most of the few Atheists you can get to listen will do so with the inwardly-expressed purpose of finding something to mock, be it substantial and logical or trivial and rhetorical. I will not accuse you of doing this (I do not even know if you are a Deist, an Agnostic, or an Atheist, but only that you reject the miraculous/supernatural) for I do not wish to provoke you into proving that statement to the detriment of us both and this thus-far open-minded conversation.

[SakaScotii]

@masala505 a Deist might, given the proper cajoling) that God is Omnipotent, Omnipresent, Omniscient, and timeless (outside of time, whereas 'eternal' could be used to mean within the scope of time, from 'beginning' to 'end'), then it is not necessary at all for Him to supernaturally, directly intercede or intervene in our affairs, although many Theists won't explicitly rule that option out, and most Deists will. Unfortunately, most religious people can't even wrap their minds around these

[SakaScotii]

@masala505 causality in something that happened not just moments prior, but even in seemingly unrelated things. It is not hard to make the connection between, say, a storm and (I know this is an easy example) the Big Bang. Through eons and eons of cause and effect , the one did TECHNICALLY lead to the other. This maxim can be accepted by a Theist, a Deist, an Agnostic, and an Atheist. It is very simplistic and an easy target, but no less true. Now, if one accepts (as a Theist usually does and

[SakaScotii]

@masala505 I will not try and make a convert out of you, but I think you should know that that even the religious back in the day were capable of comprehending that there were natural mechanisms for a storm, for example. They might even agree with you that God did NOT put his finger in the sea (or some other laughable-if-not-metaphorical direct act) and swirl it around, and say that it was part of His plan from the beginning. Even you must acknowledge that everything that happens has

[masala505]

@SakaScotii I agree with you in terms of characters - some biblical characters I'm sure existed in some shape or form but that's just plain history. Believing however, that they was a miraculous event - birth of Christ - resurrection, etc - is just absolute nonsense. These were superstitious times where people believed that storms were sent by god to punish humanity - of course we know today that stroms xcome because of weather patterns.It's important to separate myth from plausable reality.

[SakaScotii]

@masala505 Likewise, if you believe that every Biblical character is either fiction or more recent than some give credit for, and use THIS as proof that the Bible was written instead by Iron Agers, it is still plausible that this was passed down orally or in written form through Bronze Age channels, be they the ramblings of dehydrated olive growers or partial distortions of real history as recorded by more 'civilized' Bronze Agers such as Babylon, Assyria, Sumer, Phoenicia, Egypt, or Greece.

[SakaScotii]

@masala505 If we are to take this skeptical POV, then it is also rational for us to assume that the motivations of these other men were not the same as those of Abraham. For if they were, the story of Abraham would be all the more plausible, and all the less dismissible. I will not try to convince you one way or the other beyond what I have already said. My conclusion is that it is not necessary for all Bronze Agers that WE consider to have be illiterate farmers to actually have been such.

[SakaScotii]

@masala505 All that I have said so far is certainly not enough to prove anything, but it is a legitimate starting point to the other side's opinion. You are probably of the belief that the Majority of the old testament was written and/or compiled during the babylonian exile. that is all fine and good, but I contend, that even if that was the case, and even if the Bible is mostly fiction, that there were likely any number of figures similar to Abraham from his supposed time period.

[SakaScotii]

@masala505 Did you miswrite by chance? I initially had trouble fully understanding what you JUST said, but I think i know where you are coming from now. Perhaps it is safe for us to assume 'they' were illiterate farmers. But, there is a tendency for certain to think that Abraham was not an illiterate farmer. The text implies that he was actually an upper class urban dweller that more or less was driven to leave those circumstances because he felt they were not conducive to Godliness.