Interval code

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The interval code (from Latin, usually with the meaning "space", originally from "inter vallos", "between the posts" of a protective fence) is a code that results from a different way of reading words.

With interval reading one does not read each letter individually as usual and thus opens up the text, one skips over letters in order to come to an encrypted statement in a text. For example you read the 3rd letter, then you skip 9 and read the 13th, then again the 23rd, etc.

A similar method is the Bible Code .