There has been a Bible Codes mega-find in Isaiah 53, where over fifty names that deal with Christ's crucifixion are encoded in equidistant letter sequences. Yeshua, the three Marys, the Disciples' names, Herod, His Cross and other words dealing with the Crucifixion are, appropriately, encoded below the text of Isaiah 53, the Suffering Servant chapter. This clearly Messianic chapter of Isaiah leaves no doubt about God's only plan for Redemption.
Discovery summary
Over fifty terms associated with the Crucifixion are clustered together in the short twelve-verse chapter of Isaiah 53. Tears should flow in the eyes of believers who first read the Suffering Servant chapter, and then read the below encoded names, together with the exact verse each term starts and the skip distance of each term.
Probability example
Here is a short explanation of the probability of just one of the fifty-plus terms. When one considers this probability, along with that of the other tight groupings, one should be astonished. Starting with the fifth letter in the ninth word of Isaiah 53:11, and with a skip distance of -20, is "Ma 'al Yeshua Shmee ohz." The translation from Hebrew is "Exceedingly high, Yeshua is my strong name." Here are the twelve Hebrew letters of the phrase: zayin, ayin, yod, mem, shin, ayin, vav, shin, yod, lamed, ayin, mem. The chance probability of this sentence is 000000002 (about 413,000,000 to one). Here is the calculation: (2)(20)(5417)/(103.089)(25.314)(8.422)(12.35)(22.073)(25.314)(8.544)(22 073)(8.422)(14.707)(25.314)(1)
The number 5417 in the numerator is the character frequency for mem (how many times the letter mem occurs in Isaiah). It is once represented by (1) in the denominator. The other denominator numbers are the total letters in Isaiah divided by the character frequency for each letter in the Yeshua term. Mem is, for example, 66905/5417 or 12.35. The (2) is in the numerator because skips can go forward or backwards, and the (20) is the skip range.