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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"It is because of the tremendous stakes. We are not dealing with a purely academic work here but the conclusions of this research will put so many things into question, not only those directly concerned with spiritual reality, but all aspects of life. If these things are true, they have such great implications for humanity that it is not possible to reveal them before being absolutely sure of the authenticity of the results.

"That is why we had professor H who is one of the greatest mathematicians in the world come over, told us Mr G, so that when I speak about these things to either Jews or non-Jews, I want to be one hundred per cent sure of my conclusions and have at my disposal irrefutable mathematical proofs. Then, everyone can say whatever they like, but each person will know that it is as true as two plus two make four."

Mr G told us these things last November. In the meantime professor H has finished his work, confirming on every point the work of his Jewish colleagues. The ultimate verification by a mathematician friend of professor H has also taken place. The results are absolutely far reaching. The publication will be start initially in orthodox Jewish journals giving way to restricted seminars grouping teachers, political personalities, officers etc ... Wise and progressive preparation is needed for the publication of the findings.

Some general notes

It is important to remind the reader that theBible is written in Hebrew as for the Old Testament and in Greek for the New. In both Greek and Hebrew, each letter of the alphabet is also a number, which means that in addition to the straightforward reading which gives us words and sentences there is also a second mathematical reading that is obtained from the value of the letters.

Let´s take for example the letter B (in Hebrew Beth); the latter also means number 2.

The letter M (in Hebrew Mem) also means 40.

Let´s take a complete word, for example the name of God in Hebrew YHWH