The Bible has God's own signature written into the original texts just like the watermark on a sheet of stationary, or a bank note filigree.

The following texts show how this has been discovered:

The Discovery of Eight Israeli Scientists will upset a number of preconceived ideas about the Bible. By J. Thobois

On his way back from Israel where he met the spokesperson for the Israeli scientists, our colleague Pastor Jean-Marc Thobois answered our questions and explains the extraordinary nature of the discoveries.

— During your last trip to Israel you had access to some documents and information held secret even now. The spokesperson for the eight scientists that have worked together for years gave you enough information and proof so that the substance of the conclusions of this in-depth research was made clear to you. These discoveries are so extraordinary that they will upset not only Judaism but also Christianity and will cause the world to consider like never before belief in God and in His Word: the Bible. Before explaining how you had access to these sources and what these discoveries are, could you tell us in a few lines what the consequences will be when this research is made public?

"First of all I will quote the spokesman for the eight Israeli scientists, Mr Moshe G of the Bar Ilan University in Tel-Aviv, who told me word for word as follows: "It is the death blow to Bible criticism and atheism." It is in fact a indisputable mathematical demonstration using computers. The whole of this preliminary research that has been accomplished has been verified by one of the greatest mathematicians of the world, a specialist in four mathematical disciplines, professor H of Harvard University in the United States. The latter who is not Jewish and a stranger to the work of the Israeli team, spent several weeks in Israel to verify the work of the Israelis. He was so shaken by the extent of this discovery that he returned to the United States with the file, so that he could share it with another of his mathematician colleagues in