Sure, it is all over the internet, just Google Peter Stoner or The probability of Jesus based on completed prophecies .
You are asking people to find your own references. That is not how it works. However, the other day when you named the person who made the claim I did google him and find his "research" in
chapter 3 in his book
Science Speak.
I will assume this to be your reference, but I cannot know it is since you has not told us.
If you cannot recall the source of a claim nobody will blame you for that, that happens to all of us, but if you know the source then don't tell people to goggle it and find it out them self. And if they do, then you cannot afterwards say "that is not the one I meant!".
What you do is not polite and breaks the rules of debating; if you claim or refer to something then be prepared to refer to a sources, otherwise people can freely ignore the claim you maid, or find a source that fits them - but perhaps not you.
Anyway, now when I done what
you are obligated to do, what did i find out? Well, I really dunno what to say, but if this is the standard of evidence you accept, then I must conclude you will virtual believe in any nonsense any one claim with out questioning it.
The figure he ends up with. 1 : 10^17 is just pure nonsense. It is nonsense because when you start with nonsense (cherry picking and biased thinking) you will end up with nonsense.
Stoned starts by inviting us to biased thinking and then he cherry picks some quotes from OT which he claims speaks about Jesus. Why he picked these particular quotes is not explained, nor why he ignored others. For some reason (read: cherry picking) the interpretation (read: biased thinking) he makes happens to fit Jesus.
Stoned then goes on with some estimate of population sizes and assigns probabilities to the likelihood his cherry picked quotes will fit a random person. (of course we already know they
all fit Jesus because that was the point with cherry picking them and making up personal interpretation of scripture in the first place). So indeed, Stoner use math, (not even) basic probability calculus, but using math does not qualify anything as being scientific. The quality of his mathematical model, and "research", can easily be put in question and as a matter of fact it is below any decent scientific standard, which would explain why his "mathematical" model and work has passed mainly unnoticed to the rest of the thinking humanity.
I am not to say that you cannot believe Stoners claims to be true. However, my demand for evidence is a bit more rigorous, in particular when it comes to extraordinary claims, then the evidence need to be extraordinary as well, and these "evidence" are not in any way, or form, convincing to me.
Again, I have been wasting my short life on this planet on gullible peoples claims and beliefs. Life is to short to investigate every possible claim made about reality, and you have only been wasting my time so far...