I recommend that you read yesterday's post before this one (if you haven't done so) -- it will make more sense.
Very simply, the source that I use is the word of G-d. What? Before I lose you, let me give you details that will astound you and give you complete confidence in what I am saying. Note: from here on I would like to not take the name of our Creator in vain (one of the commandments) but to refer to Him as Hashem which is Hebrew for “the name.” It is the way observant Jews refer to Him.
Very simply, the source that I use is the word of G-d. What? Before I lose you, let me give you details that will astound you and give you complete confidence in what I am saying. Note: from here on I would like to not take the name of our Creator in vain (one of the commandments) but to refer to Him as Hashem which is Hebrew for “the name.” It is the way observant Jews refer to Him.
Let us start with the most miraculous text in the world –
the five books of Moses, the Torah. It
says in the book of Exodus that Hashem dictated the Torah to Moses on Mount Sinai one letter at a time. What we have is 304,805 letters (not one more
or less – I hope to post proof of that in the near future) that has been handed
down for 3324 years. The Torah is our
handbook of life as well as the blueprint of creation. We have verified over the past 30 years what
has been known for thousands of years that everything is in the Torah. By putting the Torah into the computer, we
have been able to analysis that the Torah contains hidden codes and
messages. We are amazed at the fact that
everything that happens in the world can be found in the Torah with astounding
detail. By reading every second letter,
third letter, etc or going up in the alphabet or down in the alphabet, through
letter substitution (folding the alphabet different ways), new spaces between
the string of letters, etc, etc, etc we see a new body of text with all new
information. Two questions beg
asking: how many coded messages are
there and how many methods of coding exist.
The coded information includes every detail about every person that has
ever lived, every animal, plant, tree, blade of grass, rock, every star,
galaxy, planet in the universe, etc, etc, etc.
In other words, if it exists, it is in the Torah. What you are wearing today, what you had for
breakfast, every word that you said today is in there. What are you thinking? “That is impossible!!!!” Now you are catching on. The different ways that information is
encoded in the Torah numbers 600,000. This
only could have come from a Source of infinite intelligence Who sees all time
and knew in advance every thought, word and action that we will have in our
lives. This makes the total number of
hidden, and not so hidden messages, that no human being could have known, an
infinite amount. Anyone who believes
that the Torah was written by a bunch of old men has not studied the
Torah. Atheists, as an example, don’t
have a clue of what reality is in this universe.
Next question: What
is the purpose of the Torah and why does it include everything.
As mentioned above, Hashem gave us the Torah as a handbook
of life. It is all the instructions on
how to survive and thrive for eternity. For
a Jew there is 613 commandments that guide our every action in life and brings
total success in this world and beyond (more detail of this is forthcoming in
future posts) Gentiles have a total of 7
commandments to adhere to. Why the big
difference between Jew and Gentile is a subject for future posting.
But, on a much deeper level, the Torah serves a very
fascinating purpose. Hashem is
consistent. We see, as an example, that
in every cell in any living organism there is a computerized DNA code. If
I said that the body is described in every cell in the organism, it would be an
accurate statement. But, a more accurate
statement is that the body actually grows in accordance with the blueprint that
is the genetic code. If I make the
statement that everything in the universe is found in complete detail in the
Torah it is an accurate statement. But,
a more accurate and completely correct statement is that the 304,805 letters of
the Torah is the genetic code of the universe and everything that is in
it. In other words, we are living out
the script that is Torah. If it isn’t in
the Torah, it isn’t! You may ask: Doesn’t that eliminate free will? No.
Hashem, who is not in this allusion of time that He provided for us (I
hope to expound on that statement in a future post), saw in advance every
thought that we would have, every word that we would say and every free will
decision that we would make.
Obviously, everything that has happened, is happening and
will happen in the world has been told to us.
In the coming days I hope to cover the other areas of messages from
Hashem such as the rest of the Bible, the Oral Torah, the Zohar (which is the
mystical information that Hashem has given us) and other sources. Enough to think about for today.
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