Is it hard to use Bible Code software?

   Today, most Bible Code software is designed with the ease of basic code searching in mind and is very similar to the search engines found on the world web. You enter a word like, (Armageddon) or a term like, (End Of Days) or name like (Einstein) into the search engine. The easiest was to do this is by selecting a word, term or name from the built in English to Hebrew dictionary. From the dictionary you simply click on your selection and it will automatically convert your choice to the proper Hebrew spelling and place it in the search engine window.

   Before you hit search, you have two other options to choose from before your ready. (1) Where in the Bible do you want to search for a code? You can either choose the whole Bible, specific chapters, or a just a verse or two if you prefer. (2) The other option is a numerical value used to narrow your search. These numerical values can be anything from a calendar date to a house address, etc. Or simply let the software search though all of the possible numeric combinations, it's your choice. Than hit search.

   Know that there are lots of other options you can play with, and I do means lots. Once you have played around with these basic controls outline above, you can start to play with other controls to see just what and how they can enhance your search. Sure, read the manual if it came with one, however be warned that manuals on Bible Code software are often poorly written. The built in manual may explain the controls of the software, but not necessarily how to use them. This is a common problem echoed throughout most Bible Code software users.

   Once you have found your very first code, simply let the software do its magic by selecting the Auto Word Finder option. (However, not all software have this feature.) If your software does not have this option, you will have to manually select words (one at a time) that you want to find. For more insight on this, visit our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's) and read; Bible Codes - What Do I Need To Use?