Bible Code II: The Countdown

Be aware. Drosnin is obviously a fraud and just by reading the back cover one can see that he is perhaps paid and used by the United States government. His details, though not based on any true evidence, about the 911 events makes it clear to all but the most naive that he is a messenger used by those who are trying to cover up the truth about 911. The book is a ploy and it's purpose has nothing whatsoever to do with our Holy Bible. Even if the Bible does contain codes, this book was produced for disinformation, not code-breaking.

There are a lot of gullible people out there. Neither the Bible Code nor Drosnin predicted 9/11. After the fact, Drosnin typed various words into a computer, which re-ordered the Torah until it came up with something. Anybody can do that about any subject.

This was possibly the most horrible book I've ever read. I had high expectations to start and then they sunk. The man doesn't even believe in God, and is getting all his "coding" from the Bible. What is the Bible about? God. He tries to tell us that aliens could have written this to foretell us of an impending doom. We already know from just reading the Bible, in plain text, that Armaggedon is going to happen and there is nothing we can do to stop it. The author of this book is a wanna be Indiana Jones wanting to make a name for himself, and push his anti-Bush message. Which totally didn't belong here.

Also, he says this our DNA was sent here in a vehicle from another planet and the vehicle is possibly located in the Dead Sea. Where does this man's imagination end? He needs to quit watching the X files.

I'm glad I only paid 6 bucks for this book, looking back I wouldn't of even paid a penny. Not worth your money, or reading time.

The first "Bible Code" book was interesting. It had me convinced and believing there is a code. I was anxious to read Bible Code II and was very disappointed. I could get around the fact that half of the book is a repeat of the first one, but when the author starts telling me some alien being shot down in a steel vehicle is the reason for my being here, then I have to say, what a joke.

Scientific American magazine just did a review of this book ("Codified Claptrap" june 2003 issue). They told how real researchers were able to use the author's code technique to predict NBA championships - and just about anything else. Furthermore, the first Bible Code book predicted Armageddon in the year 2000. What more do you need? The "code" can be made to say anything. Save your money and your time....
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Some books are not fit for print...sheesh you have to be whacko to even think this guy is on the level...
Ok I am making a prediction,
That if you get this book you will agree that it is hogwash...
Nuff said...rest easy...

Drosnin says he learned about this from the smartest man he ever met. WRONG! The smartest man he ever met was his publicist, probably himself.

This book is nothing more than a random walk and a con job. Save money and interpret cumulous clouds for free. He is probably laughing at his followers. Do a google on him and all will be confirmed.

If you are an open minded christian who feels there is so much more to God than what we know and understand now, you will love the Bible Code books.

A skeptic is naturally going to hate it.

Read the books. Decide for yourself.