Amazing Bible Code on the Yavne Event Hall Disaster

Professor Eliyahu Rips, a renowned Israeli mathematician, recently discovered an amazing code about the lighting disaster at Adia Hall in Yavne.

The following table indicates the phrases derived from letter skips in the holy Torah:

A skip of 2370 letters reveals the phrase "Adia Hall" and the continuation is no less surprising – "Tents of Deceit." Indeed, the legal story surrounding the illegal operation of the hall definitely aligns with such a characterization.

At the bottom of the table, the word "Yavne" (marked in green) is written with a skip of three letters backward.

On the left side, the phrase "the lighting" appears with a skip of 2370*3=7110, which is the multiplication of the gap between the phrase "Adia Hall Tents of Deceit" (2370) and the gap of the word "Yavne" (3) revealing the word "the lighting."

Additionally, within the text, the words "destroyed" and "pillars" (marked in pink and green) appear. The words "filled" and "blood" are also seen in the text. (marked in yellow).

In total, the phrase "Adia Hall filled with blood -- destroyed are the pillars of lighting" is derived.

Letter skips in the Torah is a technique for discovering meaningful words or phrases in the Five Books of Moses or the Bible as a whole, utilizing fixed intervals between letters. In the code, a starting point and a fixed number for the total skip letters must be chosen each time. Sometimes multiple numbers are used to obtain different words encrypted in a specific passage.

The fixed distance between the letters is called in mathematical terminology 'metric'. With this technique, the entire text is arranged as a long one-dimensional line, where the distance between two letters is the number of letters to travel to reach from one letter to the other.

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