Hi John and Doves,

Like all watchmen, I have been trawling the usual sources to see their opinions about the Abraham Accord debacle.

The strongest voices against this violation have been Christian voices. I realise it is the Sabbath so there has been little from Rabbi Glazerson. Perhaps more will emerge on Sunday and the days following. But - so far - Rabbi G's codes are pretty muted about this latest agreement.

I would like to offer some advice to Rabbi Glazerson and any other code workers. Without appearing to be know-it-all, I do know that the Bible codes appear to work somewhat like google. Often, when needing an answer to a tricky question, I have to keep re-arranging my search term. Google throws up a variety of answers which differ to my wording in the search terms. For example... if I want to know about Mark Twain and his journey to the Holy Land - I will put in those exact words. Google will supply a broad overview of what Mark Twain observed and wrote about. If I want specifics, I have to be more than specific. Even a subtle change of wording will throw up different information. I am sure you all know what I mean.

Having followed the Bible codes for many years - it's pretty obvious, to me at least, that the codes work in the same way as google does. The answers all depend on the search term. There is a wealth of information in the Bible. A bottomless pit of information. We simply need to ask the right questions.

Anybody up for the challenge?