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Behind locked doors in St. Petersburg, Russia is the Leningrad Codex, the world's oldest complete text of the Hebrew Bible. Because of its ancient origins, it is a purer version of the Bible--containing words and characters lost in later translations. Timothy Smith, an antiquities expert, believes he's found an intricate code hidden within its text, one that may not show up in later translations. This two-hour special takes viewers on a journey across the globe to find out if the hidden code is real. If it is, could this be the actual word of God? A code written into his own divine work. A master plan for history? The code is said to point to a diverse variety of historical events from the rise of Hitler to the threat of North Korea and it may even point to the location of one of the greatest treasures of all, the lost Arc of the Covenant.


Make sure you are using the latest SpotNet classic,NZBGet or SABnzbd. If you still using SpotNet 2.0 go kill your self. no seriously. Spotnet 2.0 is very old software. SpotNet Classic is much newer. Maybe a little less sexy but it does have the latest SABnzbd. Then you do not have to enter passwords and the unpacking almost always goes well. 

Some SpotWeb does not include a password in the NZB file. 

You can find the Passwords SpotNet in the NZB file (open with notepad) If you really want to use an old outdated Usenet download client. 

Not all spots are passworded

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