The Messiah Codes: A Story

The Messiah Codes: A Story

What are the Messiah Codes? When Jesus was about to enter Jerusalem four days before His death He wept and said, “… and they will not leave in you one stone upon another, because you did not know the time of your visitation” (Luke 19:44). Where in the Bible they would have found the time of His First Visitation? A thorough and disciplined analysis of Daniel 9:24-27 shows that Jesus died exactly at 2:36:22 PM on Wednesday Passover Nisan 14 of AD 30. And the most amazing discovery is that the same calculation shows also that the Messiah was resurrected three nights and three days later at 11:16:46 PM Saturday in our calendar, but already Sunday Nisan 18 in the Jewish calendar. Amazingly, the mystery is solved using the minimum and the maximum of the decimal range in the calculations. Over 25% of the Bible by the number of verses has to do with prophecy. Hidden inside the seven Jewish Festivals and three Appointed Days found in Leviticus 23 and Exodus 12 are the dates of the most important events from the exact day of Jesus' birth to His Second Coming. The death of the Messiah in the Festival of Passover was one of those dates. Through data and mathematical analysis, we find that the next prophecy to be fulfilled is the Dedication of the Third Temple in Jerusalem in 2030. Just like He gave us the exact time of his First Visitation Jesus also gave the exact time of His Second Visitation within a range of two days. They missed the time of the Messiah’s First Visitation. Let’s not miss the time of His Second Visitation. The Messiah Codes – A Story , aims to present to the general public the answers to the mystery of the Codes through the life story of Thomas and Betty Sent, and their encounters with spiritual forces that try to stop them from seeking answers, and ultimately unraveling the Bible’s mysteries surrounding the End of Days prophecies. As Christians, we are living in the most exciting of times! When it comes to the Bible, as the preacher said: “Believe what you read, don’t read what you believe!”