In case you don't already know about it, it has recently been discovered that the Torah (the first five books of the Bible) contains a code that tells our future and our past. These books are over 3,000 years old and predicted the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin on November 4, 1995, and the start of the Gulf War. Within the code is the prediction of the Kennedy assassination, the Oklahoma City bombing, the election of Bill Clinton--all the major events in history from World War II to Watergate, from the Holocaust to Hiroshima, from the moon landing to the collision of a comet with Jupiter.

After learning about the code, Michael Drosnin, the author, sent a message to Rabin warning him of the possible assassination attempt. The code even contained the location of the assassination, the date, and the name of the assassin "Amir."

Apparently Sir Issac Newton suspected the existence of the code and spent the latter part of his life trying to decipher it. Then Albert Enstein took at shot at it. Neither were successful because the time-lock was not available--that being today's modern computers. The code uses a decryption technique know as a skip code, where you skip a certain number of letters to unlock the code. Thus there is a Bible beneath the Bible, encoded where only with the help of a computer can the code be read. The Bible is constructed like a giant crossword puzzle. It is encoded from beginning to end with words that connect to tell a hidden story. And the time to read it and learn what may be our immediate future is NOW. After reading The Bible Code you may suspect there we are not alone!--that there is a power beyond what we currently believe and can accept. Over 3,000 years ago, something or Someone encoded the Bible with our past, our future, and our possible future(s).

Revealed in The Bible Code are some of the predictions that are in Mary's Message to the World. It even mentions the "delay" (the grace period) that we were told about in Mother Mary's message of June 1996 (newsletter issue #28).

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