The Judas

codes are among hundreds of words, names and phrases

concerning the crucifixion of Jesus Christ found

encrypted in the original Hebrew text of the

controversial 52nd and 53rd chapters of Isaiah.

Appearing

near the equidistant letter sequence (ELS) for Judas are

Hebrew words for "field of blood,"

"thirty," "shekels" and

"silver," "the Marys weep bitterly,"

"enemy," "money," "potter's

field," "darkness" and "savior."

In all, 31

ELSs relating to the story of Judas have been found in

the cluster.

Bible Code

aDigest estimates that the odds against all of the words

in the cluster appearing where they do in the Hebrew text

of the Old Testament by chance are 1 in 490,000,000.

"These

probabilities suggest not only that these ELSs were not

accidental," said Ed Sherman, director of the Bible

Code Digest, "but that they were placed in these

original scriptures intentionally."

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