Rabbi Shmuel Yaniv is one of the pioneers of Bible code research.^{[1][self-published source][2][3]} He has authored over twenty books in Hebrew. He studied for two years under Rabbi Zvi Yehuda Hacohen Kook^[4] in the Merkaz Harav Yeshiva in Jerusalem. During the 1970s he taught in the Midrashiat Noam school. He taught for many years in Ulpanat Tzfira girls' school.^[5]

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• Secrets in the Torah (Tze'fonot ba-Torah) - nine parts.
• Words of the Sages and their Secrets (Divrei chachamim ve-tze'fonoteikhem)- three parts.
• The Doctrine of Jewish Law (Torat ha-mishpat ha-Ivri)
• Secrets of the Soul (Tze'fonot ha-nefesh)
• Secrets of Love (Tze'fonot ha-ahavah)
• Love is Hidden Within (Tocho tza'fun ahavah)
• The Difference is Subtle (Ha-hevdel hu dak)
• Revelation (Ha-tigalut)
• To Replace the Bitter with Humor (Le-hamer ha-mar ba-humor)