Is it the hand of Jehovah?

"Jehovah? 
Is it the hand of Jehovah? He Himself went to war. He put him to death! 
Jehovah goes to war against her (i.e., 'Babylon'), and the arrogant one!
Jehovah goes to war against Babylon (lit. "her"), and the rebellious one!
Jehovah goes to war against Babylon (lit. "her"), and the one being removed!"

"Jesus is Jehovah!"

"When he goes to war, behold it comes --- Behold destruction upon destruction
--- a cubit (forearm) and a cubit (forearm) to wipe out the arrogant one!
He fell, but I have risen to life, even to abundant life --- for His hand,
O beloved, is the Lord's (hand)!"

This picture bible code was discovered on Pentecost, 2000.

This picture of a hand in motion occurs when the outline of the hand around the letters of the bible code are changed---frame by frame---from a matrix at 14 letters per row, to 15 letters. (It appears to move from a normally formed hand to a leprous hand back to a normal hand, as per Exodus 4:6-7, which also gives it the appearance of writing [on the wall].) Most, if not all of the picture bible codes, are animated in some way, and this one is no exception. (For example, the 'rallying-flag-pole' held up alongside the Twin Trade Centers snaps in two at its center in agreement with what the bible code is saying.) The movement of the hand is deduced from the three very complex bible codes here present. The main code is found at an ELS of just one-letter, and the others at 14 and 15-letter skips. This results in the horizontal and vertical dimensions of this picture. The 'hand' is embedded in the (Aramaic) text at Daniel 5:19b---the text to do with the writing on the wall:

"...whom he would he slew;
  and whom he would he kept alive;
  and whom he would he set up."

 

The text is in Aramaic, but the bible code Hebrew.

Each of the five fingers begins with the word "Jehovah."

The first of the four encoded lines reads:

  "Is it the hand of Jehovah? He went to war; He put him to death!" 

The hand is 60 letters wide and 60 letters high---thus we have 'mene,' 'mene,' suggested. (I.e., 'mene,' or 'mina' was a Babylonian coin worth 60 shekels. For more about the numbers in the 'mene' code, click here.) 

The 60 letters (of the width of the hand) have other complex internal codes there. One poses (then answers) the following riddle based upon the burning-bush revelation "I am that I am." (See index if unfamiliar with this well-known biblical phrase.) The bible code asks: "What I am is not what I will be!"  

How can this riddle possibly apply to the immutable God?

There is but one answer, and this picture code of the hand of God answers itself with a question:

"Will I be changed into a man?" (See Jn.16:16 for a similar riddle said by Jesus about Himself.)

(Click here for details.)

"When he goes to war, behold it comes---Behold destruction upon destruction
---a cubit (forearm) and a cubit (forearm) to wipe out the arrogant one!

 He fell, but I have risen to life, even to abundant life---for His hand,
 O beloved, is the Lord's (hand)!"
 (Or, "...For His strength, Beloved, is in the Lord.")

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