Our need to turn rabbis into rock stars, facilitated by Newsweek’s need for content, and probably better Hollywood access, drives this pre-Passover gift to the chosen people. You can just image these smart-alecks sitting around and talking rabbi trash talk, the way millions of kids talk about their baseball cards, their favorite teams or players and their rotisserie league line-ups.

In some ways it’s a sin. In other ways, it’s a guilty pleasure to dissect the list and the changes in rankings from year-to-year. I guess that’s what Newsweek is counting on.

Details about hundreds of Jesus codes found to date are provided in biblecodediges...

Below is an illustration of the central portion of the array and some of the key codes displayed around the focal code.

WOULD LIKE YOUR WISDON ON THIS MATTER.
Messianic Codes in
Compelling Isaiah 53 Cluster

Bible Code Reads Like a Long-Lost Line from the Psalms

The following is an excerpt from an article in Bible Code Digest by Dr. Nathan Jacobi, announcing his discovery of a 22-letter ELS in the book of Isaiah, chapter 53. Adding to the overwhelming improbability of the accidental appearance of this code is its strong connection to the message of the text above it, which is the most noteworthy prophecy of the Messiah in the Old Testament.
EXAMPLE OF Equal Distant Spacing:

*Note: Yeshua=Jesus in Hebrew

Above example shows: Jesus/Reverse-(OVSY) being spelled out at a spacing of 12 characters in Genesis 50:22-23:

See other Bible Codes and info here

BELOW IS Some of YACOV’s
“Suffering Servant” data
from earlier book: “His Name is Jesus”
To the novice – it is important to note that the proximity to passages — and how germane this is — is beginning to startle even non-believing scholars.
It’s very significant that the below were found in a very relevant area of Isaiah known as the “Suffering Servant” passages.

Note: 3 Marys were standing at the crucifixion

Name
Begins Isaiah
Word
Letter
skip Interval

Yeshua 53:10 11 4 -20
Nazarene 53:6 11 3 47
Messiah 53:11 1 1 -42
Shiloh 53:12 21 4 19
Passover 53:10 13 3 -62
Galilee 53:7 1 2 -32
Herod 53:6 4 1 -29
Caesar 53:11 7 4 -194
The evil Roman city 53:9 13 2 -7
Caiaphas, High Priest 52:15 7 3 41
Annas, High Priest 53:3 6 5 -45
Mary 53:11 1 1 -23
Mary 53:10 7 3 6
Mary 53:9 13 3 44
The Disciples 53:12 2 3 -55
Peter 53:10 11 5 -14
Matthew 53:8 12 1 -295
John 53:10 11 4 -28
Andrew 53:4 11 1 -48
Philip 53:5 10 3 -133
Thomas 53:2 8 1 35
James 52:2 9 3 -34
James 52:2 3 4 -20
Simon 52:14 2 1 47
Thaddaeus 53:12 9 1 -50
Matthias 53:5 7 4 -11
Let Him be crucified 53:8 6 2 15
His Cross 53:6 2 2 -8
Lamp of the Lord 53:5 5 7 20
His signature 52:7 8 4 49
Bread 53:12 2 3 26
Wine 53:5 11 2 210
From Zion 52:14 6 1 45
Moriah 52:7 4 5 153
Obed (servant) 53:7 3 2 -19
Jesse 52:9 3 1 -19
Seed 52:5 2 2 -19
Water 52:7 9 1 -19
Levites 54:3 3 6 19
From the Atonement Lamb 52:12 12 2 -19
Joseph 53:2 1 2 210

Some Other Statements found in this same “Suffering Survent” Cluster:

“Gushing from above, my mighty name arose upon Jesus, and the clouds rejoiced,”
“Dreadful day for Mary,”

“In his name as he commanded, Jesus is the way,”

“Resurrection of Jesus, he is risen indeed,”

For above, Reference here

Winding down the search, I decided to check the combined code once more and verify it. . . . Doing that with the combined code of the previous section revealed no less than two additional words, or seven letters, to the code. We now have the following seven-word, 22-letter code: Sheen-koof-koof Mem-ayeen-lamed Yod-sheen-vav-ayeen Sheen-mem-yod Ayeen-zayeen, Sheen-sheen-vav Ayeen-bet-yod-mem . . . this is best translated as either: “Gushing from above Yeshua was my mighty name, and the clouds rejoiced,” or “Gushing from above was Yeshua my mighty name, and the clouds rejoiced.” Again, the choice is a matter of taste or preference. Actual location of the code begins in Isaiah 53:5, Word 2, Letter 1.

Two quick comments are here in order. First, the code itself has the structure of an authentic biblical verse, and the refreshing imagery of water appears both in the beginning and at the end of the code. Secondly, in the Bible it is common to associate spiritual renewal with a stream of fresh water. For example, earlier in Isaiah, Chapter 12, Verses 2 and 3, we read: “Behold, the Lord God is my strength and my song . . . Therefore with joy shall you draw water from the wells of salvation.”

This enormous and beautifully worded phrase is the focal code of a mega-cluster of ELSs in Isaiah 52-53. Combining the probabilities of the focal code, the hundreds of shorter codes clustered tightly around it, and linking all of them to the surface wording of the passage, presents simply overwhelming mathematical evidence that they do not appear there accidentally.

Words and Phrases Found are Familiar

The words and phrases we are talking about are those known by every person familiar with the disciples’ accounts of Christ’s final days. In code, there are the names of the key players in his arrest, trial and conviction, such as Herod, Annas and Judas, plus all of the disciples. There are also phrases such as the Mary’s weep bitterly, let him be crucified, true messiah and son of Mary, and these in turn are intersected by hundreds of other similar ELSs. But these are just the beginning. Research continues to turn up more Yeshua codes and ELSs in these two chapters.

Details about hundreds of Jesus codes found to date are provided in Ed Sherman’s book, Bible Code Bombshell.

Below is an illustration of the central portion of the array and some of the key codes displayed around the focal code.

Above are only a few of the more than 1,400 ELSs (equidistant letter sequences) that make up the most meaningful known cluster of Bible codes discovered to date . . . all in or crossing through Isaiah 52-53. They are pictured on a matrix 20 letters wide, which reflects the skip of the focal code. In other words, the text of this small portion of Isaiah begins at the top right and continues in lines of 20 letters down to the last letter at the bottom left.

Or, click here to see a report on how the cluster compares to the skeptics’ example purporting to show that codes can be found in any book.

And Berg is no rabbi, hes not even a pretend Rabbi. The guy invented a new religion/cult and this cult loves other peoples money.

I was wondering if there is an existing TV game show in Israel with questions on subjects from the Tanach, about rabbonim and hakhamim of the past, prophets, prophetesses, Mishna, Talmud, etc.
Does such a show exist? If not, I would like to start one. Does anyone know?
CK, have you heard of “Questions pour un champion”? Anyone else?
Do you think that a similar format might work in Israel for a game show about topics from the Tanach?
I’d appreciate to know.
Anyone?

I’m not saying that celebrating our rabbis is a bad thing. It’s just that I really have no idea why people make lists like these. Most people can’t name fifty rabbis, period. And very few have even one rabbi they’d approach in a crisis.

And, not to cast aspersions upon the listeteers, but does media visibility qualify one as a “top rabbi”? Maybe I’m overthinking it. Maybe it’s supposed to be a fun list. But I’m not having any fun.