The Bible Code, Investigative reporter Michael Drosnin
brings the Bible Code to the eye of world opinion- Does the Bible Code predict
the news events of every generation? Read this controversial best-seller and decide for yourself.
Cracking the Bible Code (soft cover)
(hard cover edition) Doctor and philosopher, Jeffrey Satinover, MD,
takes an in-depth look at the Bible Code. Science was never so intriguing
as in this look at the Bible code from the eyes of cryptology and history. Dr. Satinover's
presentation is one of the most reasoned and balanced on the subject.
CompuTorah: Hidden Codes in the Torah CompuTorah, Dr. Moshe Katz, complete with DOS version Bible Codes
program ($44.95 direct from Israel). This full-color eye-opener was the first Bible codes
book available in English, and still one of the best. Not light reading, but well worth
the mental investment.
The Torah Codes & Israel Today by Robert M. Haralick, Matityahu Glazerson
A scientist and Rabbi team up to explore the scientific basis of
Bible codes and to suggest some lessons to be learned from them today.
Who Wrote the Bible Code? : A Physicist Probes the Current Controversy
by Randall Ingermanson
A physicist uses cryptological methods to explain why the Bible
code cannot be the result of
arbitrarily adding in codes to the Bible after it was written. However,
he leaves his main thread of argument when addressing the scientific
codes research.
Books about the Bible and Science
Genesis and the Big Bang : The Discovery...Genesis and the Big
Bang : The Discovery of Harmony Between Modern Science and the Bible
by Gerald L. Schroeder (Paperback - January 1992)
In this groundbreaking book, physicist Gerald Schroeder takes on skeptics
from both sides of the cosmological debate, arguing that science and the
Bible are not at odds concerning the origin of the universe. Line drawings.
World-wide acceptance by Jews and Christians,
Now in six languages, this book speaks to experts and laypersons in
religion and science alike. If you have questions concerning how
the Six Days of Genesis match with the 15 billion year old age of
our universe, how fossils fit with the Bible's concept of evolution,
what about cavemen from the Biblicial perspective, this book provides
the answers, leading the reader by the hand through Biblical interpretation
and scientific theory. Always the Bible's point of view, as understood
in ancient Talmudic and kabalistic commentary is presented,
with no modern bias attempting to bend the Bible to match the
science or the science to match the Bible. These's no need to bend.
They match.
The Science of God : The Convergence of...The Science of God : The Convergence of Scientific and Biblical Wisdom
by Gerald L. Schroeder
Shlomo Riskin, Chief rabbi, Efrat Israel
I found "The Science Of God" a fascinating and crucial book for
anyone interested in science and/or religion in modern times.
The Science Of God, written by a scientist with impeccable
credentials, confirms that science is not only not at war with
religion but rather can help lead the thinking and seeking individual
to a greater appreciation of the Divine.
In the Beginning : Biblical Creation and...In the Beginning : Biblical
Creation and Science
by Nathan Aviezer. An interesting study about evolution and origins from a biblical and
a scientific point of view. Prof. Aviezer is a physicist at the Bar-Ilan
University in Israel.
Challenge: Torah Views on Science and Its Problems
edited Rabbi Aryeh Carmel and Prof. Cyril Domb. This collection of
essays on science and religion spans a range from orthodox scientific
perspectives to the most modern and up-to-date knowledge in religion.
A classic that will be treasured by any thinking person.
Tanach : The Stone Edition/Black : The... The Stone Edition Tanach: The Torah/Prophets/Writings : The Twenty-Four
Books of the Bible Newly Translated and Annotated (The Artscroll Ser.)
in this latest translation and commentary of the Hebrew Bible, $59.99
by Nosson Scherman (Editor), Avie Gold, Meir Zlotowitz - check
out your code finds
The Jerusalem Bible - classic Koren
edition Hebrew with facing English translation (order directly
from us).
Books about statistics and mathematics
How to Lie with Statistics "There is terror
in numbers," writes Darrell Huff in How to Lie with Statistics.
And nowhere does this terror translate to blind acceptance of
authority more than in the slippery world of averages, correlations,
graphs, and trends. Huff sought to break through "the daze that follows
the collision of statistics with the human mind" with this slim volume,
first published in 1954. The book remains relevant as a wake-up call for
people unaccustomed to examining the endless flow of numbers pouring from
Wall Street, Madison Avenue, and everywhere else someone has an axe to
grind, a point to prove, or a product to sell. "The secret language of
statistics, so appealing in a fact-minded culture, is employed to
sensationalize, inflate, confuse, and oversimplify," warns Huff.
How to Lie with Statistics