ARMAGEDDON ASAD HOLOCAUST
JUST HOW MUCH IS COINCIDENCE?
On page 134 of Michael Drosnin’s first book, The Book Code, three words appear in sequence. They are Armageddon, Asad, and Holocaust. This material encoded is at a skip of -4,240. The three words are composed of 13 letters, a really extraordinary find.
How do we evaluate it? I assume Mr. Drosnin searched just for Armageddon (a term only found in the open text of the New Testament). If so, he probably noticed a-posteriori the words Asad and Holocaust. If we ask what are the chances that such a find would be in a 13-letter box with Armageddon, it’s one chance in 23,447 without considering an issue of conflicting letters. It’s even more significant when we consider that there are conflicting letters in the 13-letter box. Further, while Drosnin overlooked it on his matrix, touching the 13-letter ELS for Armageddon is, in direct sequence at skip +1, Libya/Egypt. This is the only time in the entire Tenach (Old Testament) that these two countries appear together in this manner. A word for poison is encoded touching the start of Armageddon. Hafez Asad was afraid of being poisoned until he died suddenly on Saturday, June 10, 2000. But on February 2, 1982, he used poison to exterminate the residents of a Syrian city named Hama who had been critical of him. For Hama, this was their Armageddon.
