Searching for secret codes (or any signs of the supernatural for that matter) stimulates the same part of the brain that responds to gambling. Some people just can't stop dropping those coins in.
Seems like the onus should be on this person to show how the Bible has predicted past presidents as well.
Jeez, the idea that a book SUPPOSEDLY dictated by God a few thousand years ago would predict the winner of a specific presidental election in a country on a continent then unknown makes so much sense. Oh wait, no, that's right, it's the most arrogant and disrespectful assertion a person could make about their religion.
Wait till you see my soon-to-be published book, The Bubble Codes! Careful analysis of my farts in a swimming pool showed that they predict that Jesus will return to Earth on the re-entering Hubble space telescope in 2017!!!!
Or maybe it was Xenu on an old Russian spy satellite. The Morse code timing for that part was a little ambiguous. I can definitely rule out Quetzacoatl wrapped around a tube of chocolate pudding ejected from Skylab.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bible_code
And no matter how many times their "predictions" fail to materialize, they keep at it.
Jeez, the idea that a book SUPPOSEDLY dictated by God a few thousand years ago would predict the winner of a specific presidental election in a country on a continent then unknown makes so much sense. Oh wait, no, that's right, it's the most arrogant and disrespectful assertion a person could make about their religion.
This is precisely the style of prophecy that Mitt Romney believes in via his foundational philosophy Mormonism.
This when the Bible becomes a Roscharch test.
Or maybe it was Xenu on an old Russian spy satellite. The Morse code timing for that part was a little ambiguous. I can definitely rule out Quetzacoatl wrapped around a tube of chocolate pudding ejected from Skylab.