Nostradamus C2 Q11: The man who holds the Messia(h) gene is a powerful foreign Francophile.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

My aims for this Analysis.

In my quest to find the verses about the genetic trail that seems to underpin many of Nostradamus verses I find that this trail takes on the aspects of a truthful tale. In this verse sense can once again be found by uniting the visible text with the rarest and most poignant of the anagrams it contains.

The story covers the impact of a single man upon many countries. This man is a lover of French tradition as disclosed by an anagram for Francophile and he is shown to be part of the stream about Christ's genetic line through anagrams that allude to the Messia's gene.

The narrative builds a fitting context for this stream though several anagrams that point to both Persian and Jewish heritage.

This genetically linked series was basically built by following two seemingly weak paths based on the words 'urea gene' and 'uta gene'. This device then revealed the high connectivity shown in my paper called New Man.

Mahzors: the name of a Jewish prayer book
Messia: the name given in Jewish literature to their saviour.