This book contains Meng Chans discovery of coded religious themes and images in the 48 preludes and fugues of J.S.Bach \[1685–1750\]. These pieces of keyboard music are collectively named by Bach : The Well-Tempered Clavier. The first book of the well-tempered clavier of J. S. Bach contains the coded images and messages from the Old and New Testaments of the Christian Bible; and the second book has a central theme of the second coming of the Lamb of God containing many coded images and messages from The Book of Revelations. Some of the coded Images in the well-tempered clavier/ book 1 are: Prelude and Fugue 1: In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth \[fugue\]. The earth was without form—and the spirit of God moved upon the face of the water \[prelude\]. Prelude and Fugue 8: is about Moses, the burning bush and the Ten Commandments. Prelude and Fugue 12: Noahs ark \[Prelude\]. The covenant of the rainbow \[fugue\]. Prelude and Fugue 15: the Immaculate Conception \[prelude\] and the birth of Jesus \[Fugue\]. Prelude and Fugue 18: Jesus crucifixion. Prelude and Fugue 24: Jesus died for the sins of men \[Prelude\]. For God so love the world that he gave His only begotten son—\[fugue\]. Some of the coded images in the well-tempered clavier/ book 2 are: Prelude and Fugue 15: the miracle of turning water into wine \[prelude\]. The Angels adulation of Jesus as the Lamb of God \[fugue\]. Prelude and Fugue 20: The Book of Life of the Last Judgment \[prelude\] and Christs Second Coming bringing the New Heaven and New Earth \[fugue\]. Prelude and Fugue 24: Jesus shall come like a thief, when He is least expected \[prelude\] and He shall come as the King of Kings and Lord of Lords \[fugue\].
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