ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
MosheAharon Shak has been producing matrices and calculating their significance well before commercial programs were available to produce a report on the odds. He has participated in many discussions on the Bible Codes, and one of his contributions was published on this web site at WHO WANTS A GOOD REPORT? . He has produced many matrices each containing enough terms with odds greater than 20:1 against being found in the matrix to tell a full story. His matrices' topics include current events, political, Bible study, Talmud study (primarily musar – or moral values), and personal subjects.
Moshe Aharon attributes his expertise in the Bible codes to developing his own personal matrix. His personal matrix includes about 150 terms, and can be divided into many closely-knit clusters each telling a story about one of his many relatives, and their relation to him. None of his relatives are missing from his personal matrix! This article is now on this website (see below), describing clusters from his matrix that tell the story of his roots starting 260 years ago.
The key work for that cluster is the Rabbi Shmuel Schick who started the Schick dynasty. Intersecting the name Shmuel are many phrases describing Shmuel as is written about him in Jewish literature. The headings of this matrix include ELSs making phrases or long words at ELS not = 1, with incredible odds against being found in the matrix. Some of the headings found are:
"The roots"; "__And family"; "The ten generations after my name" (then the ELSs of ten generations from Shmuel to Moshe Aharon’s son appear in chronological sequence from father to son); "A foreign name will be borrowed" (as oppose to a holy name – as will be described with the matrix); Interesting enough, the entire matrix is found within a couple of chapters in Exodus, or in Hebrew Shemot, meaning "...Names,,,"
To view his articles, see below. All articles are copyrighted property © of Moshe Aharon Shak and are used here with permission. They may not be reprinted or redistributed without his permission. Any comments or questions concerning these articles should be e-mailed to mailto:keith@thebiblecodes.com , and I will forward those messages to him.