Has anyone found secret messages in the bible?

Recently I came across this video on Youtube where the guy uses software to count number of occurrences of certain words in the bible and the King James version is just FILLED completely with all kinds of secret messages.


I downloaded the software (King James Pure Bible Search) and went to work... so far I found prophet Muhammad's birth and death year

I looked up all occurrences and variations of the words false, prophet and Ishmaelite. I got 633 occurences in 570 verses.

false|falsely|falsehood
prophet|prophet's|prophets|
ishmaelite|ishmael|ishmael's|ishmaelites

Now I'm wondering if it's just a coincidence/confirmation bias.

The guy's Youtube channel has a lot of other videos with countless other encoded formulas that make it just about impossible to dismiss the whole thing as coincidence or conspiracy.

Here is the video posted by another user on here. At 50:05 he starts talking about very similar Bible code as ones being discussed here. Then they actually spell out the statistical probability of that being an accident.

We don’t need codes to determine what has already been foretold and prophesied. The LORD sent the Prophets and He wrote us a Book that reveals everything we need to know today. The last book in the Bible is even called Revelation which, of course, means to "to reveal" or "unveil" something—to make known. I’m sticking with God’s Word.

Very interesting take.

"We make things by the law in which we are made"

Although personally, I wouldn't use myths as an example when ministering to somebody. I usually present the argument that *if* there was an all powerful, loving God who created everything, then why wouldn't you want to worship him? Typical objections are along the lines of "God killed innocent people" or "God sentences people to eternal punishment for temporary crimes" etc. But if they agree and just want proof of God's existence, then I explain that if there was an all powerful, loving God who for some reason chose to create Satan and have him blind us from seeing him, then we must worship him anyway, because it's like being trapped in a cave... you don't hear anything on the outside, so you don't know if anybody hears you or knows where you are, but you're still going to try and keep calling for help. And it's also like looking for a loved one who is lost in the wilderness.... you don't hear or see anything, but that doesn't mean you're not going to flip every rock and open every collapsed cave to find them. So should the search for God be. There is a reason why God chose to make things the way they are and if one really wants to see proof of God all they have to do is ask him. However many people do claim that they "asked" but God never answered, and my objection to them would be they are not asking from the bottom of their conscious and subconscious mind (I would say heart and soul, but that wouldn't sound "logical" to unbelievers). Using logic is very important when ministering because we live in the most scientifically advanced time in all of recorded history. Satan constantly uses logic and science to defeat people's faith. So we too must use logic in conjunction with faith.

The other member already explained this contradiction in detail, what else do you want?

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(straining at a gnat while we are each running out of time to do win crowns to lay at His feet)

So KJV onlyists caused this whole pronoun problem. Confound it and be bothercated.
My pronoun are thee, thou, and himest.

Love it! Btw I don’t think it matters for 95% of the verses as the context makes things perfectly clear. On the other hand, when you get close up on certain verses it helps clarify the participants properly.

Again, you're trying to turn it back on me. I'm not the one making the claim, you are.

KJV did not write history, it merely translated from original Hebrew, so your problem is with the original manuscripts. There are hundreds of contradictions like this in the original languages and there is a plausible explanation (as the other user already posted) for each one.

Well, the more I look into this, the more I think that using codes to prove anything at all is extremely fishy. There are infinite ways to alter letters on a computer in order to get a desired outcome. I have to add that all this code stuff borders on the occult, in my opinion, and it might easily lead people to reject the clear teachings of Scripture in favor of so-called codes that can be made to say whatever they want.

Part 2 of the interview. Has the Christian world been hoodwinked into rejecting the TR?

We don’t need codes to determine what has already been foretold and prophesied. The LORD sent the Prophets and He wrote us a Book that reveals everything we need to know today. The last book in the Bible is even called Revelation which, of course, means to "to reveal" or "unveil" something—to make known. I’m sticking with God’s Word.