Well, I guess you can say that copying existing information doesn't add anything new (except that there are extra copies). But surely a mutation is a change in genetic information?
If I have a book, and I change some of the words in it, that doesn't change any of the words?
The book looks exactly the same as it did before I changed some of the words?
I must be MAGIC!!
Or, I must be insane--I'll leave that one up to you, you probably know about such things.
Hello arfa brane, I am enjoying our chat,
Let me give you something to think about that deepens the mystery since I sense you like spellbinders and can think outside the box.
This has to do with one particular book - the Bible, and a code that can be found in it unbeknownst to the men that penned it. This is the “Bible Code“. I’m sure you’ve heard of it. This special book (and it is special) bares testimony to the fact that it contains ALL the information humankind will ever need. So special is it that it contains and follows every outcome possible. It does this by including numerous words and phrases (even pictures) with different outcomes. Some may be opposing and others related. Simply put, the Bible Code is unbounded with numerous possibilities.
It has all the DNA instructions (and information) in it that it will ever need! This book has no X-outs, since there is no need for X-outs because the author is omniscient (all-knowing), omnipresent (all-pervading), and omnipotent (all-powerful). It is the mastermind of pure genius!
The author of this Great Book (G-d) knows what we are going to do in advance since He is not bound by any sort of time, therefore He has already looked into the future to see what choices we have already made and therefore encoded it. G-d has already seen it all, in every possible scenario. For instance we can find a code that says that a asteroid will destroy the earth in 2012, and then we can find an opposing code that tells us that this asteroid will be annihilated. How does G-d know all this? Well I’ve said it before in this thread but I will repeat it again. Its quite simple… G-d has no beginning and no end. So the next question remains of where G-d came from? The answer is, He didn’t. He always was. To us humans the notion of time is linear so we cannot comprehend what it would be like without a beginning or end, eternal or infinite. For us time continually flows forward. But G-d is BEYOND any (and all) time. He has no beginning or end. He simply has always been and this is because He is outside of time. And it is extremely hard for us to understand and fully grasp this with our human concepts simply because we are governed by “time as well as matter”. And even though “time and matter” is physical to us, G-d is not confined by either. It was G-d who had created both “time and matter”. So “time and matter” began when G-d created the universe. Before that, G-d was simply existing and time had no meaning (except conceptually), no relation to Him. Therefore, to ask where G-d came from is to ask a question that cannot really be applied to G-d in the first place. Simply put, this is because time has no meaning with G-d in relation to who He is.
So one may ask, what is the reason for the “Bible Code” then?
The Bible Code is not there to tell us, or to predict the future. It is merely there as a testimony (or a witness) of G-d! He is the author and this is His book. THE CODES are solely from a DIVINE source that cannot be matched wits with. The sages tell us that if one letter where to be left out it would spell destruction for the whole world. This is backed by Matthew in the New Testament. Matthew 5:18 -
I tell you the truth, until heaven and earth disappear, not the smallest letter, not the least stroke of a pen, will by any means disappear from the Law until everything is accomplished.
Now aside from the “codes” that can be found, there is also another phenomenal feature about the Bible. This has to do with “prophesy”. These are not only encoded within the Bible Codes (found only after the fact), but they are outwardly mentioned/written and seen in plain sight within the Bible. One of the most triumphant and successful prophetic prophecies is concerning the Jewish Messiah - the birth, death and resurrection of Jesus.
The Jewish Messiah seems to be the centering and pivoting hinge in which all prophecies concerning Jesus in the Old Testament have come to pass in perfect fulfillment. Jesus had somehow managed to flawlessly synchronize with many of the old and new messianic prophecies. Not only did He synchronize, He is the only one who has seen to it that the prophecies were fulfilled (who but G-d can proclaim the future, let alone fulfill it - Jesus did just that)! Though some today still refute these prophecies and relegate them to fiction. However the laws of probability in this case cannot give us a reasonable explanation for how these prophecies were fulfilled, other than them being divinely inspired by G-d. There is no other book in the history of humankind that has fulfilled prophesies as the Bible does.
If you would like me to cite some of these prophesies, I would be glad to do so.
There is one other thing about the Bible Code… some people claim that these codes can be found in other literature. This is true they can be! They can be found within all/any other literature (notes, books, journalism, writing, building structures, artwork, and speeches. All such codes are contrived by the process of “conscious thought” because from this creative and spiritual source flows G-d (as I’ve explained in an earlier posts).
However, the codes that are found in the Bible are far more authentic than those found in any other literature. And this is the interesting thing about the Bible Code, that its not that you find these words and phrases, but WHERE YOU FIND THEM, and that they are found in the “CONTEXT” of where YOU WOULD EXPECT to find them, and what’s more, by conspiring with meaningful associated numbers. The regularity of finding these words and phrases and the “improbability” of finding them in certain places is beyond the scope of possibility. The closer the individual letters are to one another as well as their gamatria equivalent, the smaller the odds are of it being a coincidence, (like two or more acquaintances who unexpectedly run into each other on a street corner at a certain time), as well as the chances of words being grouped so tightly together, that they have actually been found to form and illustrate GRAPHIC PICTURES.
Additionally as I’ve said, you can find other codes in other books and texts, but these types of “correlations“ (in the Bible) that I mention cannot be found or matched in other texts. You can find one word or another in other text, but not finding these words to the extreme of “correlating” with other words in the proper context, or to have significant meaning related to the story. Nowhere in these other books and texts does it compare with the numerous and cohesive complex codes found in the Bible (namely the Hebrew Torah). (However, I am not completely ruling it out, that it could not happen or be found).
In my book I show some of these elaborate codes.
