i want to read the bible code
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You would need an expensive computer program that would take the bible (in Hebrew or greek?) and make each page, each word, line up exactly even. (Apparently this does not work in english translations) I am not sure how many letters across they make the pages.\nWhen something happens they then go into this computer program to see if there are any word groupings close togther that relate to what just happened.\nThey have said you can also do this with Moby Dick. Maybe even the Davinci Code...\nLOL
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You can probably find one at a bookstore or public library.  Or you could check your telephone directory for a local church and ask for advice on how to find a Bible in your community.\n\nIf you want to download a copy, there are thousands of books (not just Bibles) that you can download from Project Gutenberg at www.gutenberg.org.  The page for the King James Bible is:\n\nhttp://www.gutenberg.org/etext/7999\n\nAlso, there are a number of audio versions of the Bible that you can download here:\n\nhttp://www.audiotreasure.com/#download\n\nFinally, there are a number of organizations that distribute bibles.  The Gideons is one of them:\n\nhttp://www.gideons.org/
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http://www.christgospelokc.org/GospelSongBook.html
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I think these Bible codes are very interesting and look to be very accurate. It was very good of you to find this. I want to look at this website more often to see other revelations other than the New Orleans/Katrina one which I thought was really neat. Thanks!!!!
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there is a really cool book named, Then and Now Bible Maps, it has like tranparent pages with current cities, that go over the regular page with the ancient cities.\nand you could check out this website
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Check out the Bible the best source i know.
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http://www.audiblefaith.com/pages/cd200359
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King James \nhuh\ngo to see this site plz \nhttp://www.ahmed-deedat.net/modules.php?name=tapes&op=mydown&did=6\nthis is abt bible \n& its another part\nhttp://www.ahmed-deedat.net/modules.php?name=tapes&op=mydown&did=5\n\nyou can also conact me @\naimooon87@yahoo.com
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http://www.jbc.org/cgi/content/full/276/39/36303
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read Psalms Chapter 9. (incidentally, it is somewhat difficult to understand your detailed info. It is nice, but deep...perhaps too much for my feeble mind.)
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There are many different translations of the Bible. Some things were left out while others were manufactured. As for my language only having 10 words, I don't think the word "computer" would be a part of it.
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The original was written in Hebrew & Greek but now in English written bibles I have found that the King James Version is the closest. Don't take my word for that but it is the bible that I study from. What you need to do is pray about it and ask God to show you where He wants you to read His Word from.
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Open your Bible to the very first page (not the title page).  There, it says on the 6th day of creation.
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There are a lot of good suggestion already written here, and frankly I don't think which version you use will make a lot of difference when you read it. It may down the road when you start to study and look for teaching in it. Then you will want to get an accurate version and stay away from paraphrases versions like the NIV.  The important thing is that you allow God to teach you while you read. In James 1:5 it says, "...if any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of God, who gives to all generously and without reproach, and it will be given to him." This is a promise from God that if you ask Him He will give you wisdom as you read. So, when you read it, pray in your heart and ask God to open it up to you. It is a spiritual book and needs the Spirit of God to direct you.
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What you are looking for is called a "loose leaf Bible".  I used to have one and they are really nice.  It comes in different translations but the KJV is probably the easiest to find.  The loose leaf Bible is a Bible in a three (or more) ring binder form.  So not only can you remove just the books you need and put them in another binder, but you can insert your own note pages anywhere you want since it's like a notebook.  Another answerer mentoned a J. Vernon McGee Bible study series.  That is also another good option.  You can get each individual book really cheap at used book stores.  J.Vernon McGee is a very good commentator and offers some very easy to understand insights into the scriptures.  There are other commentaries like his that come in individual books as well.  So, you have a lot of good options out there.  You can also download for free individual books of the Bible in the King James Version and print them out and make your own loose leaf Bible that way.  (The King James Version is free because there is no copyright on this version.)  Just Google search "free Bible downloads" and you'll come across it.  Good luck and I hope I've been of some help to you.
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www.biblegateway.com\nwww.esword.com\nwww.htmlbible.com\nhttp://www.watchtower.org/e/bible/index.htm
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I like the Amercian Standard Bible.  When studying, it is good to have a few versions to look at, since English is not the orginal language of the Bible, the translations vary slightly.  If you read more than one version, you will have a better understanding of the original intention of the writer.\n\nMost importantly, as you study, pray and ask God to reveal himself to you through His Word, and you will receive insight you could never grasp on your own.\n\nKeep reading!