SUPER BOWL 2010 WINNER?
AT LEAST INDY WAS PREDICTED TO BE IN THE GAME
E-MAILS ABOUT THE SUPER BOWL MATRIX.
Someone on my copy block sent me a complaint that merits a discussion. Specifically, the comment was:
"It offends my sense of the Torah Codes that you play with it in this way, so casually, like a parlor game, about a meaningless event. I feel there are risks to it, one of which is that in some people's minds, it could
My response to this person is that the Torah Codes are, sadly, still absolutely unproven. Almost every single prediction that I have seen based on them has been wrong. However, in science we can not know if something is valid or not unless we test it. There is no (scientific) reason why the Torah Code must pass this test.
Why is my book named ARK CODE? As I state on page 3 of the book:
I haven't seen many substantiated statistically significant specific predictions made based upon the Code that have actually been verified with the passage of time. Perhaps this is because people have asked the Code for too much. While it is possible to encode many events into a text of 304,805 letters, my own research seems to indicate a greater probability for a more limited encoding scheme, one that primarily (but not exclusively) maps out the location of the Ark of the Covenant.
I do not consider 13 years of intense research as "casual." Nor do I
What I presented to the public about three hours before game time was an honest attempt to put out a matrix BEFORE an event, and then to compare it with the actual results. By contrast, what many or most other researchers do is to put out matrices after an event when they can pick and choose what to show, eliminating failures from the public light, and thus deceiving their readers.
The Super Bowl Security and National Special Security Event (NSSE) Issues. Although I did not mention it on Super Bowl day, when I found that SUPER BOWL was tightly encode with 5770 (2010), I also checked to see if there was anything significant about a potential terrorist attack. There not was not; and history now shows that no attack occurred.
The Super Bowl is a National Special Security Event (NSSE). Such an event is deemed by the U.S. Department of Holelan Security (DHS) to be an attractive target for terrorists, due to the event's visibility or political connection.
Due to the nature of the world we live in, if there are terrorist attacks encoded, NSSE items are appropriate subjects for Codes research. However, when I find what appear to be such events encoded, I show them to people involved in event security. I do not publish them for fear that a matrix will inspire an insane person to attempt to fulfill prophecy.
First let us ponder a universe in which all is set for the future – block time. If God chose to encode every detail, and we were able to decipher it, then why bother to hold a Super Bowl? If everyone knew that the New Orleans Saints would defeat the Indianapolis Colts by a score of 31 to 17, much of the suspense and enjoyment of the game would vanish.
This Super Bowl was a particularly good game. Indianapolis jumped out to a 10 to nothing lead. They dominated the first quarter, and then things slowly began to unravel for them. A very pivotal moment came at opening of the second half (third quarter), when New Orleans was supposed to kick the ball to the Colts, but instead elected to try an on sides kick. This was never attempted before the 4th quarter in any previous super bowl. It‘s a dangerous tactic. The ball must go at least 10 yards toward the opponent, but the kicking team must recover it or risk having the other team get the ball close enough to their goal to probably score quickly.
When the on sides kick was attempted, it seemed like every player on the field fell or jumped onto the pigskin. None of them wanted to get off the pile, and ages seemed to pass with each side signaling that they had possession of the football. At last the officials managed to clear the heap of bodies; and it was determined that the Saints had the ball. They did not fail to take it downfield for a touchdown.
Perhaps in some parallel universe, Indianapolis recovered that ball. Perhaps the Code is grand enough to cover all contingencies. If so, then God has given us the free will to choose which universe we are part of. While I was not a Saint fan, I’m thankful that their coach had the right to exercise his free will in making the choice that he did. I am a football fan, and as such, I wouldn’t want it any other way.