Can I find my own birth name in the Bible Codes and if so, how?

   The answer to this question is NOT straight forward. Reason being is converting names to Hebrew is tricky and if you don't do it exactly right, your out of luck. Additionally, I (as a mortal human being) do not see how it is possible that every person in the world, be they are in the past, present or future can be placed into the Bible Codes. I personally do not believe this is so, as the Bible (to me) does not seem to be anywhere thick enough to hold billions upon billions of codes; but remember, I am only mortal, thus my opinion in this matter is no less.

    But there is hope. Surprisingly there seems to be no end as to the names you can find. After all, I found mine, of which is no average name by any means. How do I know it was me the Bible Code was referring too? Simple. It gave highly specific information about me such as my interest, references to the musical instruments I play, the names of my family members, the name of my true love of which was on target and reference to a life long, high tech, scientific project I have been working on. Additionally, there was specific information about two other people who played a critical role in my life. The additional information about them, as to who they were to me and what they did, was dead on the mark.

    As for how you go about finding your name within the Bible code is actually quite simple. All you have to do is enter the Hebrew spelling of your name into any Bible Code Software. No, you do not need to know Hebrew, the software will aid you in the translation of your last name, as most first names and many middle names are already programmed into most Bible Code software programs.