Some people have said that what you’re seeing here is just someone being clever with words, and that if it's real, it’d mean the same things in different languages, including in the past. If you think about it for a moment, you’ll see that that would mean words were the same across all languages, and then there’d be no other languages.
The clues are often different in different languages, but they can say the same things, and they’re definitely still there. As you’ll see here, clues sometimes cross language barriers too.
These examples are from a book called The Bible Code 2, which shows that even where things are also encoded in another way in the original Bible (the first five books of the current Bible called the Torah) the hidden messages in Adamic don’t just have several different meanings. Some of them openly refer you to the clues in languages repeatedly. So it’s hard to think of better examples.
The main thing to understand is that your languages are riddled with clues, if you go by the sounds made with words, ignoring things like separate words and their spelling (which wasn’t so fixed in the past).
Working from the hardback version then.
This section shows that things can say pretty much the same thing in different languages, including old languages. Page 105. I opened my book to the page where both Biblical expressions of the “End of days” were encoded together, and showed the matrix of Hebrew letters to Arafat. “How do you say these words?” Arafat asked me. He didn’t read Hebrew, and wanted to hear how the words sounded. He did not recognise the first, a phrase from the Book of Daniel, but when I said the words from the Torah, Arafat immediately recognised them. “It’s the same in Arabic,” he exclaimed, surprised, once more speaking directly in English. “It’s exactly the same.” “Judgement Day,” said his Chief of Staff Rudaineh. “The End,” said his negotiator Erekat. “The End of Days,” said Arafat.
Now the references to the original language. The Lisan is stretch of land shaped like a tongue on the Dead Sea, and a tongue is another way of saying a language. Softly spoke and in English, Lisan says “listen”, which is what you need to do to find clues in Adamic. Page 40. It looks like a tongue, and indeed in both Hebrew and Arabic “the Lisan” means “the tongue.” In English, Arabic and Hebrew, there are references to this language, but it gets better.
Page 75. “It exists in Lisan” appeared parallel to “Bible Code.” In Hebrew, the name of the peninsular “Lisan” [listen] also means “Language.” And the full code matrix that appeared parallel to “Bible Code” therefore also stated “it exists in the language of man.”
It also crosses international language barriers. Page 79: And the second place name … “Mazra” also has a significant meaning in Hebrew: “Seeded.” Together, “seeded” and “language” seem to reveal another, higher level of meaning. Softly spoken and in English, “seeded” “language” says “see dead language.” Until it was revealed on this blog, Adamic was a dead language, because few people picked up the alternative messages in it. As you can see, there is a significant cross over into English, which actually refers you to the dead language, Adamic. And as you can see, it often crosses international boundaries.
More examples of different meanings in Hebrew then. Page 80. “Bible of Lisan” or "Torah of Lisan” which in Hebrew also means “the laws of language,” or “linguistics,” was encoded in the Bible across “encoded.”
Page 81. “Original language” was also encoded, and that in Hebrew meant “Lisan [listen] is the origin.” “Code” appeared in the same place.
Page 83. Again, the extended statement [in Hebrew] was extraordinary: “The Dictionary, and it was opened.”
Page 113. “It reveals the deep and secret things,” said Daniel, in words that in Hebrew could also mean “its container is deep, the hiding place.”
Page 252. In Hebrew, the same letters that spell “language gene” also spell “Garden of Lisan,” and “God’s gene” also spells “God’s garden.”
An ancient commentary on the Bible states that the Torah (the first five books of the Bible) was first written in seventy languages, and it’s possible that they were written in the original language.
As for interpreting them, the Bible Code 2 notes on page 206, It may be, as Campbell says, that everything we need, the answers to all the ultimate mysteries, are already within each of us, that we just need to discover them within ourselves. The Bible says very much the same thing. Moses, in his last words to the ancient Israelites before he died, said it plainly: “It is not hidden from you, neither is it far off. It is not in Heaven, that thou shouldst say, Who shall go up for us to Heaven, and bring it to us that we may hear it, and do it? Nor is it beyond the sea, that though shouldst say, who shall go over the sea for us, and bring it to us that we may here and do it? But the word is very near to thee, in thy mouth, and in thy heart, that thou mayest do it. [Deuteronomy 30:11-14]
Page 210 says: “This is the solution,” and the name of the location, “Lisan.” Which also says “This is the solution. Listen.” You can only find the other meanings in the sounds of words by listening to them. Page 251. In Hebrew, the name of the peninsular “Lisan” also means “Language”. Therefore, the full code matrix that runs parallel to “Bible code” states two different things: It exists in Lisan, [It exists in listen] and “it exists in the language of man.”
The author of the book, The Bible Code 2, had nearly understood it when he wrote it, and this is revealed on page 85. It could not be by chance. It seemed clear that some kind of lexicon that defines the code, some “dictionary,” exists in Lisan, [listen] the peninsular whose name means “language.” Would it be in Hebrew? Or in some other language? The code itself said only that it “exists in the language of man.” Might it perhaps be the long sought original language of mankind?
On page 112 the hidden code reveals something else interesting. “A secret he didn’t guess, I will reveal.” Page 113. And again the plain words of Daniel seemed to confirm what the code promised: “Now I will tell you the truth.”
Luke 8:17*
(Jesus said)”For nothing is hidden that will not become evident, nor anything secret that will not be known and come to light and made plain to all. So be sure you pay attention to what you hear;” Adamic merely requires you to listen to the sounds in speech, ignoring separate words, timing, tone, inflexion and spelling. For example, altar also says alter, and rewrite also says re-right.
Zephaniah 3:9
For then I will turn to the people a pure language.
The original language, most commonly known as Adamic, is capable of saying more than one thing at the same time.
1 Corinthians 1:27
27. But God hath chosen the foolish things of the world to confound the wise. The foolish things are the plays on words that are often found in jokes, as people fool around.
Adamic reveals what has been going on all of the time. These things are called the Adamic Revelations.
The Bible Code 2
The Countdown
By Michael Drosnin
ISBN: 0-297-84249-8
Text reproduced with the kind permission of Weidenfeld and Nicolson. An imprint of the Orion Publishing Group.
Hardback version
Notice to leaders
Please note that one of the things that the code embedded in the Torah reveals is that prophecies are not fixed, and are alternative choices. In fact, page 51 of The Bible Code 2 (hardback version) shows that the hidden messages included, point to a message in very plain language. “For you and for your children after you, in order that you will prolong your days on Earth.”
Many Moslems believe that because God knows what you will do, the future is fixed, but the code shows that life in this realm is remarkably similar to a simulation. Obviously, as God gave you free will, your actions cannot be fixed, and he knows what you will do, because he gave you your choices.
As you’ve seen, the coded messages refer you to the clues in languages, and the core message that comes out of the Adamic Revelations is that life is a test, to see who listened to what God said, and that no matter what you are told, how, or by who, you should not kill, or have people killed. You will see this clearly and coherently written up here soon. “Knew choices” also says “new choices,” and it is the prophecies about peace, not war, that should be enacted.
