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Johnny
08:08 PM on January 08, 2012
Dear Rabbi,
I heard recently that it has been discovered that Michel Nostradamus was acutally Jewish but that his grandfather had changed the family's last name to avoid persecution of the Jews in France, even before Nostradamus' birth. In any case, are there Torah codes about the life of this man who many believe was a prophet in his time? And are there any Torah codes that say anything about the vadility of Nostradamus' quantrains or predictions? Could he have been influenced by reading the Old and New Testaments? Also, what do the Torah Codes say about the New Testament itself? Was it inspired to be written by the Almighty?
I heard recently that it has been discovered that Michel Nostradamus was acutally Jewish but that his grandfather had changed the family's last name to avoid persecution of the Jews in France, even before Nostradamus' birth. In any case, are there Torah codes about the life of this man who many believe was a prophet in his time? And are there any Torah codes that say anything about the vadility of Nostradamus' quantrains or predictions? Could he have been influenced by reading the Old and New Testaments? Also, what do the Torah Codes say about the New Testament itself? Was it inspired to be written by the Almighty?
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John
12:58 AM on October 03, 2011
Rabbi, can you tell us if the current Wall Street protests and violent demostrations resulting in more than a thousand people being arrested by the New Yory City Police Department are encoded in the Torah Code? It seems all other recent international political and social uprisings, especially in the aran world, have been founded encoded in the Torah Code.
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