A publication dedicated to unlocking the Bible’s secrets — What is Chryptianity and how to pronounce it? Chryptianity is a post-Christian religion, though religion may be too strong of a word for it. Basically, it is a new belief system based on a new understanding of the stories in the Bible. …

A writer returns with tales to tell Hello faithful readers. It has been a while. Essentially I have fallen victim to my various vices. Gods Unchained, my favorite NFT-based card game, had started its daily pay-to-play regime again, and I couldn’t resist. I have some stories for you about that. …

He hadn’t solved the story’s hidden secret — In Nigeria, there was a man named Daniel Abodunrin who believed that he was a prophet. He studied the Bible and read the story of Daniel being thrown into the lion’s den, who was then found the next morning unharmed. Daniel Abodunrin realized that if he could go into a…

The key to authority over unclean spirits — Recently I have been corresponding with Martin Cabina about an article I had written that dealt with the Miracle of the Raising of the Daughter Of Jairus. Celebrating the Death of a Maiden What is whispered in your ear, preach from the housetopsmedium.com After reading my piece on the daughter of Jairus, he shared his idea that, as this miracle occurs at the very end of…

Still, I cannot let go of the idea that the unshrunk cloth saying must somehow belong, if only for the imagery of the cloth as patch and the genitals as a rent, a split or division. The word translated as unshrunk is agnaphos, from alpha (as a neg. prefix) and…

And another with a bra — In this article, I present the best evidence for my theory that the synoptic Gospels contain hidden information encrypted within their texts. Before we get to that, I’d like to give a little background on what exactly I am proposing. The art of memory The Rhetorica ad Herennium is the earliest known Latin text…

The historian is known for his honest appraisals — Recently David Gamble wrote an article in which he spent the first three paragraphs explaining why he would not examine a theory of mine concerning the secret messages that I claim to have found in the Bible. After first cheerfully revealing to his readers that he was not the only…

How to best demonstrate the existence of secret Bible codes — I have managed to engage Richard Carrier, Ph.D. Historian and philosopher, in a project of mine. …

It's not always so easy — This essay is in reply to David Gamble’s Why do we believe in things that are not actually there? Why do we believe in things that are not actually there? You can be fooled into seeing things that are really not there. Why are we humans like this, what causes this to happen…medium.com In that piece, David refers to me by the moniker the “secret bible-code guy” which I rather like. He also takes the time to explain why he has no interest in…