What are Bible Code Pictograms?
(Bible Code Pictograms are
symbolic images
that in this case make predictions about the future.)
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Nov.
2, 2009
Answering Questions
What is the Purpose of Bible Code Pictograms?
Where are they leading us?
Question by email...
(Nov. 2, 2009)
"I like the drawings, but where do they lead?
Is there a conclusion to this or an event location?
Taking out of the bible a picture is cool, but where does it lead us?
Curious and baffled!"
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Answer...
Hello and greetings!
What is the context of your question?
If you are referring to bible
code pictograms then the answer is simple:
Please allow me to gladly explain...
If you saw any of these signs below in a park, what would any one of them
mean to you?
What would you say?
a.) What a nice picture!
b.) Hmm... Obviously some paint got randomly splashed on this post
that made this sign!
c.) Someone is trying to say something.
Of course your answer is, "C".
Now, if you discovered some of these park pictograms encoded to the right in a
'manual on park safety', you would both know what the images essentially
mean and also realize that an intelligent being encoded them in the
manual. However, a park manual on safety would need no such
evidence (such as an encoded message) in order for people to take it seriously.
However, the Bible does need evidence for rational man to believe in
its incredible claims.
Anyone who knows their bible knows that the bible is an extremely
symbolic book, full of imagery. Indeed, I have a
very large "dictionary" in my
library on this one topic alone!
So then, if images are found encoded
in the bible that utilize the same kind of imagery described in the bible,
then we have a very remarkable sign, do we not?
We do not see a different message than that found in the surface
text.
We do not see images that require a different set of instructions in
order to understand its imagery.
But it is the same imagery as found in the bible, and it proclaims the
same message. (in other words, God does not contradict Himself!)
And do not all 'signs' point to something?
All 'signs' (pictograms) in the bible point to Jesus. There are
no exceptions!
Apparent
exceptions are due to the observer failing to see the bigger picture,
(or any picture at all!). It would be like someone misunderstanding this
symbol at left because all they observed or discovered was what the
staff read and not the whole image, and thus they only go a fragment of
the whole message. Among the few real codes examined on most websites
this is often the case. They are looking at mere fragments of a
pictogram and they do not even know that it is even part of a pictogram!
