Gregg Braden

It's ongoing. It's ongoing. So this is all in the, and you can see the displays on the edge are other remnants, fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls.

It's ongoing. It's ongoing. So this is all in the, and you can see the displays on the edge are other remnants, fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls.

When I was there last in 23, there was a new exhibit inside of here and the only scroll that has ever been found of the book of Genesis. The original Genesis was found. And at that time, it was not in good shape. It was still rolled, and they couldn't unroll all of it without damaging it. So we now have technology. They can see what's in it without actually breaking it.

When I was there last in 23, there was a new exhibit inside of here and the only scroll that has ever been found of the book of Genesis. The original Genesis was found. And at that time, it was not in good shape. It was still rolled, and they couldn't unroll all of it without damaging it. So we now have technology. They can see what's in it without actually breaking it.

When I was there last in 23, there was a new exhibit inside of here and the only scroll that has ever been found of the book of Genesis. The original Genesis was found. And at that time, it was not in good shape. It was still rolled, and they couldn't unroll all of it without damaging it. So we now have technology. They can see what's in it without actually breaking it.

But that's the—there's so much—the scrolls are important. For a number of reasons. They're important for, certainly for the Jewish people in terms of their tradition, but humankind in general. Because it's in those first five books of the Old Testament, Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy, that mathematicians and statisticians were able to load them into the computer back in the 90s.

But that's the—there's so much—the scrolls are important. For a number of reasons. They're important for, certainly for the Jewish people in terms of their tradition, but humankind in general. Because it's in those first five books of the Old Testament, Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy, that mathematicians and statisticians were able to load them into the computer back in the 90s.

But that's the—there's so much—the scrolls are important. For a number of reasons. They're important for, certainly for the Jewish people in terms of their tradition, but humankind in general. Because it's in those first five books of the Old Testament, Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy, that mathematicians and statisticians were able to load them into the computer back in the 90s.

and run search algorithms called ELS, electronic skip sequences, or letter sequences. And what they found when they do that mathematically is beyond random, beyond chance, statistically, what they're finding is meaningful information encoded in number underlying the letters of these first, only these first five books. They tried it with other books and it doesn't work.

and run search algorithms called ELS, electronic skip sequences, or letter sequences. And what they found when they do that mathematically is beyond random, beyond chance, statistically, what they're finding is meaningful information encoded in number underlying the letters of these first, only these first five books. They tried it with other books and it doesn't work.

and run search algorithms called ELS, electronic skip sequences, or letter sequences. And what they found when they do that mathematically is beyond random, beyond chance, statistically, what they're finding is meaningful information encoded in number underlying the letters of these first, only these first five books. They tried it with other books and it doesn't work.

So there's something very special about those first five books. a deeper meaning below the letters that we read on the page. Every ancient alphabet, bar none, has always had a number that represents the letter. The science of that is called Gematria, and it's not numerology. Numerology is a loose subset that doesn't follow the rules.

So there's something very special about those first five books. a deeper meaning below the letters that we read on the page. Every ancient alphabet, bar none, has always had a number that represents the letter. The science of that is called Gematria, and it's not numerology. Numerology is a loose subset that doesn't follow the rules.

So there's something very special about those first five books. a deeper meaning below the letters that we read on the page. Every ancient alphabet, bar none, has always had a number that represents the letter. The science of that is called Gematria, and it's not numerology. Numerology is a loose subset that doesn't follow the rules.

In the second century, there was a book, the 32 rabbinical rules were laid out in the second century, determining how Gematria can be used as a science. And I've spent a lot of time with this. I've got the software, run the algorithms, and you can't fake this stuff. I mean, everything that has happened in the past is encoded into that document. They did the original. Are you familiar with this?

In the second century, there was a book, the 32 rabbinical rules were laid out in the second century, determining how Gematria can be used as a science. And I've spent a lot of time with this. I've got the software, run the algorithms, and you can't fake this stuff. I mean, everything that has happened in the past is encoded into that document. They did the original. Are you familiar with this?

In the second century, there was a book, the 32 rabbinical rules were laid out in the second century, determining how Gematria can be used as a science. And I've spent a lot of time with this. I've got the software, run the algorithms, and you can't fake this stuff. I mean, everything that has happened in the past is encoded into that document. They did the original. Are you familiar with this?

Have you had guests talk about this? Okay. Roughly, vaguely. Well, I mean, everything from all the great wars are in there, the countries that entered the wars, the years they entered, who their leaders were, the year the war was over, what year the leaders, I mean, the assassination of Kennedy, the election of Obama, Trump. I mean, everything is encoded. And the text says that it will be.

Have you had guests talk about this? Okay. Roughly, vaguely. Well, I mean, everything from all the great wars are in there, the countries that entered the wars, the years they entered, who their leaders were, the year the war was over, what year the leaders, I mean, the assassination of Kennedy, the election of Obama, Trump. I mean, everything is encoded. And the text says that it will be.

Have you had guests talk about this? Okay. Roughly, vaguely. Well, I mean, everything from all the great wars are in there, the countries that entered the wars, the years they entered, who their leaders were, the year the war was over, what year the leaders, I mean, the assassination of Kennedy, the election of Obama, Trump. I mean, everything is encoded. And the text says that it will be.