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I am frequently told there is no rapture. I have written extensively about the scriptural evidence for the rapture, so I completely disagree with that position. Click here for one of my blog posts on the subject. In addition to all of the scriptures that teach about the rapture, the rapture is also found encoded in different places in the Hebrew Old Testament. But are they really codes or are they random chance? Are these rapture "codes" deliberate design or just a lucky fluke? I want to look at one of those today. The odds of this particular code are at least 1 in 1000, which would make it statistically significant. As always, with statistics, I asked ChatGPT for help. Unfortunately, ChatGPT is not always reliable.   My search for the Hebrew equivalent of the English word "rapture" was inspired by an old video that the late Yacov Rambsel did about a code in Malachi 3:16-18. He stated he had found the phrase, "rapture of his people" in those verses in Mal...

  The Gold Coin Analogy: If you've watched my earlier videos on Bible Codes, or read those blog posts, you know that my name occurs three times in the Torah. My first and last name in Hebrew are eight characters long. There are different methods of encoding a text, and the method used in this example is an ELS code -- or Equidistant Letter Sequence code. It is an found by picking up letters that are equally spaced apart. If you start looking for a word at a skip sequence of 50, you continue with a skip of 50. The odds of finding the three occurrences of my name by chance alone were less than one in a million according to the software's odds calculator, and I have gone over the specific odds of such a thing occurring randomly before. However, I thought of an analogy that might be helpful in understanding the rarity of this and asked ChatGPT 4 to help me with it. Here is that conversation. Me: If I go for a drive, and I get out of my car and walk 50 paces and find a gold coin, f...