Bible Codes at burning bush passage: Ten times ration; 7b5

The testimony of the "letter-days" is united with the testimony of the "letter-years" in yet another distinct way. When Joseph died, (whose death is at the center of our bible code), according to Genesis 50:1-3 with 50:26, it would have taken 40 days, to embalm him. Also, according to the Law given Moses, when a male child was born there were to be 40 days set aside for a cleansing period after the birth (Lev. 12:2–8). Thus, (as viewed in retrospect, using the effect of the mirror), from the 40 day-cleansing at Abraham's birth, plus 360 (or 361) letter-years amounts to when Joseph was embalmed for 40 days, plus another 360 years equals the 40 days that they spied out the Promised Land, (which is when Joseph should have been re-buried). Hence, these three sets of 40-days belonging to the three junctures of the 360 + 360-letter-years of our "Yeshua"-bible code, adds up to a total of 120 days.

Nisan 10 (?) 2166 BC, + the 40 letter-days after Abraham's birth,

(+ 361 letter-years) + 40 letter-days of Joseph's embalming,

(+ 360 letter-years) + 40 letter-days = (Av 10, 1445 BC, Israel sentenced to 40 years in the desert before entering the Promised Land).

The above equals a total of 721 letter-years, plus 120 letter-days

"Nisan 10" (i.e., "The tenth day of the first month," Josh. 4:19) is the anniversary of when the Israelites finally entered the Promised Land, which was the hypothetical starting point of Abraham's birth that makes the above equation exact. The exact day that Israel was sentenced to wander in the desert is set by Jewish tradition, otherwise the Bible only reveals the general season.

Moreover, besides all of the above, the "Yeshua" ELS agrees with the three 40-day periods mentioned by the Gospel writer Luke, concerning the life of Yeshua ("Yeshua"). There is the 40 days mentioned at his birth (corresponding to the 40 days at Abraham's birth, Luke 2:22, cf. Lev. 12:2–8); there is the 40 days at the start of Yeshua ministry when he went into the desert to be tested, (Luke 4:1-2)––similar to the call of Moses and the 40 days it took to spy out the land, but sentenced to 40 day-years in the desert); and then there is the 40 days mentioned in Acts 1:1-3. That 40 days lasted from when Yeshua rose from the dead till He rose up to heaven. (Certain women were the first to find Yeshua risen from the dead, and they had come to the tomb that early resurrection morning in order to properly prepare the body for burial, Luke 23:55–24:2; Acts 1:1-3.) This third mention of 40 days in the life of "Yeshua" clearly parallels the 40 days that it took to embalm Joseph, who likewise was buried in faith that he would be raised again from that place, cf. Heb. 11:22. (See " Lesson Three: The Two Witnesses" for further detail.)

We have shown conclusively that the 120-letter skips that form our bible code––composing a complex 360 + 360(1) letter-code sequence––that these numbers (i.e., 120, 360, 720 etc.), are perfectly agreeable in every way with the text from which the bible code is found. It is difficult to imagine any numerical combination of ELS (letters) other than those of our own bible code that could remotely be as agreeable to this burning bush text. Not only are there letter-days and letter-years patterns having equal value with the letters of our bible code, but there is an overarching pattern of the same repeated again, except produced on a times-ten level that intersects with the original smaller units.

Furthermore, the effect of this times-ten mode (with its own 3,600 letter-"Yeshua"-bible code too), is to recast the entire pattern that originally spanned from Abraham's birth till the Exodus, back onto Yeshua Christ's birth. That is, instead of the death of Joseph being the center of the "Yeshua's" bible code, "Yeshua" (Yeshua) Himself becomes the rightful center with all other persons merely the shadow of what He is! Thus, type meets anti-type, and shadow meets the very substance, recast as it were on the overhead projector effected by the numbers.

Yet, it is not merely the numbers (or letters) of the bible code that recast this image of Yeshua onto the actual life of Yeshua––with the actual names of the "Yeshua–Elijah" bible code in firm agreement––but the very text from whence the ELS is taken is already decidedly a clear image of the Messiah; even as Moses himself said:

So therefore, the life of Moses as deliverer and law-giver is in fact a portrait of Yeshua ("Yeshua"), who delivers from sin by fulfilling the righteous demands of the law for us in His own bosom; both by His righteous life and by his substitutionary death. Yeshua cut a covenant for us, not by the blood of animals, but by His own shed blood; not written on stone but on the hearts of all that love Him––who have put their trust completely in Him alone for their salvation and hope of heaven. Under the Old Covenant, man by law attempted without success to work his way up to heaven just as Moses went up the Mountain; however, now Moses becomes a type of Yeshua––who is our righteousness––who descends from heaven (i.e., the mountain) and reveals not the words of Law, but the Word of grace; not fear and gloom, but joy and peace; not of Law that brings wrath, but of Life that brings hope and produces love, which is the very fulfillment and intent of the law in the first place. Therefore, from Him, in Him, and through Him, comes our righteousness, which is by faith from the start to the finish (not by works), and thus is to the glory of God alone.

Friend, just as the numerical aspects of our code, together with the names of "Yeshua" spelled out in the code, effectively re-casts the likeness of Abraham, Joseph, and Moses, onto the actual life and times of Yeshua (Yeshua) the promised Messiah, even so, will He shine Him image into your heart. He will do this if you will call upon His name––that is, the name of Yeshua. All sin and blasphemy are forgiven once one turns His heart around to receive Yeshua. There is no sin too great that He cannot cleanse; no pit too deep that He cannot deliver. Just as the Bible says: "Whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord, shall be saved" (Rom. 10:13).