03-20-2008, 04:59 PM
Hi Chuck,
I will answer the first question with a quote from an earlier post:
I believe the long codes were put there by God; in that sense, they are inspired. I suppose one could argue that some other super advanced being would have been able to put such codes in a text which was edited by Roy Reinhold in AD 2000, but apart from God, I cannot imagine what being that could be, since it would have had to possess omniscience, since the codes depend on extremely large skips between code letters for all the long codes (17,000- 99,000) and hence exact letter arrangement of The Peshitta plus the added 51 letters. I cannot believe they are unintentional. They are far too long (up to 191 letters long) and complex (Gospel poetry in Hebrew and Aramaic parallelism) to occur randomly. Some are Hebrew poetry reading right to left and Aramaic when reading it backward, and yet all is a thematic unit of poetry on the same theme! I cannot simply dismiss them as 8 wild freak accidents in a row in the same text, going through the NT each, once or several times!
The module Roy sent me has the long codes; it also has the short Name codes in highly significant numbers; the corrected edition has the short Name codes in roughly the same numbers and with the same statistical significance; it does not have the long codes. Codefinder is now issued with The corrected Peshitta module of 461,043 letters. The old one is also available, as Roy made the old module available on my web site (which he has kindly set up and maintained for me) on The "Peshitta Research" page.
Blessings and Grace,
Dave
I will answer the first question with a quote from an earlier post:
Quote:I see it as Divine providence and foreknowledge in selecting Roy's mis edited edition as the one in which to put long Gospel messages in Aramaic and Hebrew, just to get my attention. It was because I found those long codes that I decided to pursue the question of whether God coded The Peshitta, by searching for 95 Divine Titles and Names as they occur in the Hebrew and Aramaic Bibles. The results are very definitely positive for The Peshitta; negative in the control texts, and it matters not which Peshitta version in which I search these Names- Eastern 22 book canon (I had no true Eastern edition to search as I do now), or 2 Western editions, the results are the same.
I believe the long codes were put there by God; in that sense, they are inspired. I suppose one could argue that some other super advanced being would have been able to put such codes in a text which was edited by Roy Reinhold in AD 2000, but apart from God, I cannot imagine what being that could be, since it would have had to possess omniscience, since the codes depend on extremely large skips between code letters for all the long codes (17,000- 99,000) and hence exact letter arrangement of The Peshitta plus the added 51 letters. I cannot believe they are unintentional. They are far too long (up to 191 letters long) and complex (Gospel poetry in Hebrew and Aramaic parallelism) to occur randomly. Some are Hebrew poetry reading right to left and Aramaic when reading it backward, and yet all is a thematic unit of poetry on the same theme! I cannot simply dismiss them as 8 wild freak accidents in a row in the same text, going through the NT each, once or several times!
The module Roy sent me has the long codes; it also has the short Name codes in highly significant numbers; the corrected edition has the short Name codes in roughly the same numbers and with the same statistical significance; it does not have the long codes. Codefinder is now issued with The corrected Peshitta module of 461,043 letters. The old one is also available, as Roy made the old module available on my web site (which he has kindly set up and maintained for me) on The "Peshitta Research" page.
Blessings and Grace,
Dave