The Bible has God's own signature written into the original texts just like the watermark on a sheet of stationary, or a bank note filigree.

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I didn't expect to have any particular difficulty, having received all the necessary referrals from the embassy. However a few weeks prior to my trip something unusual took place. An infant teacher, a member of our church in Vannes, was coming back from one of those islands in the gulf of Morbihan in Brittany at the end of the tourist season. Suddenly, amongst the crowd of tourists that were pushing onto the boat, she heard three young people speaking in Hebrew. Surprised, she spoke to them, saying: "are you not Israelis?"

— Yes." they replied! And so the same evening, I was talking with these three young Israelis, students at Bar-Ilan University, one of the two Universities that are working on the question of the mathematical structure in the Bible. I therefore asked them if they had not heard of this research: "of course, they replied, and if it is of interest to you, we can help you meet the researchers who are working on this project." Thinking that this would duplicate the link I had from the embassy, I thanked them politely, and asked them to gather up what had already been published for me. That was how we agreed to meet again when I had arrived in Israel.

Alas! Several weeks later, once in Israel, I called one of the young people called R, and he declared that all their investigations had run into an absolute secrecy, and that until the Israeli scientists finished their work all interviews with the press would be refused, and especially not to foreign press.

They were even opposed to having any of their work or writings published at all, so much so that R had not been able to uncover anything. Surprised and intrigued, I asked him then to arrange on an exceptional basis a meeting with professor Moshe K, on of the main researchers that he knew.

A few days later, having met professor K, R ´phoned me to say that after many hesitations professor K had finally agreed to meet me under the conditional agreement of his seven other colleagues.

A few days later, the reply of the other members of the team reached me: negative. We were once again where we had started. R then called me to say that he had another idea: his mother a Bible professor in a lay secondary school, knew the spokesman.