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Introduction Introduction 1 The ancient gods and Humanity of now What's the matter? You will be asked me! There is a need to remember this point Life of the gods is eternal No matter,even how long human history Shorter than the duration of their lives And actually they have became the spark of all human wars and conflicts In fact, the incarnation or intervention Through the delegate it was also a spiritual intervention Among, these are clear exist As Evil spirit who genocide of Humanity and the destruction and as good god who save for mankind and to destroy evil In fact, Mankind had to repeat it To distinguish between good and evil from now Did you Following someone god? Or we should be know that we have follow to some god (“I leave to atheists” this is incorrect calculations, it should be discarded it) Eventually just become a prey of the evil spirit Freedom-will of human that neutrality rather than good and evil If we are without good, It will belong to evil if we are without justice, that is Evil We called conscience ,Our soul is knowing that It is a wrong Because of these things in the future that successive rise fatal incidents to Earth and humanity From now on it is only the beginning Who are "IS" of the Middle East? And to monitor the Earth's entire human race Monitor whether anyone? And how way can humanity survive ? Whether it exists? Indeed How made the salvation of mankind and the Earth's end ? 1 That the future of humanity will be how to proceed? 페이지 keyword of all is Sumerian of the beginning From now , Let's leaving on both religion and Philosophy Please read this book from White paper Because all religious ideologies knowledge of the earth ,of now Most of real intentions are a false or concealed By the need of politicians Operation or Intentionally added to this cheat And May be, It is most of the product of repeated cramming education If is nine that the fact of a small proportion, One is a big lie They put it for blur the judgment of the people Let me give you one example,Darwin's theory of evolution is this Humanity has evolved from a monkey So why now monkeys do exist? Why are they still remain at a monkey? This is the contradicts theory of dawn Nevertheless, the complete truth exists Be find it But step one step to go slowly walked exactly And when we reach the truth Dare to puke our past and Don't eat picked up it again And if you knew the knowledge of a new truth That knowledge informs guidance of life It should move into action immediately Yes, to do so Knowledge of the truth occurs the real value Otherwise, reading the book In addition, only a waste of time. The truth should be transferred into action It will give life to you Called forever immortal God's life Knowledge of the truth is just light of one The light is shining on the road of life We walked ourselves to go So it can be reached on the end of way Until then, we will finally know Ever who as I have lived ? Who as I live ? And who as I will live? So this little book will be The book of life. 2 페이지 Tablet VI 119 Though the black-heads worship some one, some another god, 120 He is the god of each and every one of us! In Enuma Elish - The Babylonian Epic of Creation 2 This “A Lttle book” is unfinished When it is finished after publishing That time, because of too late. I'm very sorry…! The half of perfection But this moment , people should read my article And I want to that people know to find important of this book God give to us ,only weapon for save Mankind That is here ,through this Your tarnished old long cloth that reincarnation of thousands of years or more Would you wash clean your soul for immaculate by divine soap? So, let’s go our original hometown New Jerusalem or Nibiru or New Earth I do not know exactly I know only that we have to leave Earth Take to the spaceship Nothing more then important it in this world Do not trust! Governments, politicians, news, Internet Articles, Religious heads Upright mental ! Earth is heading for a black hole, it is the abyss,the bottomless pit The truth does not exist anywhere Here is only light 3 As this book will open the eyes of the blind 페이지 This will awake you from a deep sleep And you will live forever… Holy soap of soul - http://wp.me/p5hCBo-wu This “REVELATION” is Language used by Jesus Utilizing the original Aramaic Revelation I was interpreting Revelation Modern revision Revelation is hard to interpreting However, Aramaic Revelation It was possible to interpret ARAMAIC REVELATION [The Ancient Church of the East was formed during the Apostolic Age. Its scribes copied the Scripture for centuries without changing it. Since it was in their native Aramaic, it never had to be translated. To this day, they have never even translated it to their current vernacular. This is the first authentic translation ever made. I've translated directly into English so that the greatest number of people, especially Christians, may finally have access to an accurate, idiomatic and true version of this Scripture.] 4 http://www.v-a.com/bible/revelation.html 페이지 CONTENTS 1.DECRYPTION OF REVELATION REVELATION 1 REVELATION 2 REVELATION 3 REVELATION 4 REVELATION 5 REVELATION 6 REVELATION 7 REVELATION 8 REVELATION 9 REVELATION 10 REVELATION 11 REVELATION 12 REVELATION 13 REVELATION 14 REVELATION 15 REVELATION 16 REVELATION 17 REVELATION 18 REVELATION 19 REVELATION 20 REVELATION 21 5 페이지 REVELATION 22 2. CONVERSATION OF GOD AND SECRET'S PROPHET 3. NAG HAMMADI - PIECE OF TREE - GOSPEL OF THOMAS'S DECRYPTION & ETC 4. LAMENTATIONS OF THE SUMERIANS –STONE 1. THE LAMENT FOR SUMER AND UR 2. THE LAMENT FOR NIPPUR 3. THE LAMENT FOR ERIDU 4. THE LAMENT FOR URUK 5. THE LAMENT FOR UR 6. CYLINDER OF CYRUS 5 . SEAL OF THE LIVING GOD -PURIFICATION OF THE SOUL AMRITA / DIVINE NECTAR /KATSINA / SEAL OF MELEK TAU/ISON 6. 7 TH SON – ADAPA HIS COLLECTION OF VISUAL HALLUCINATIONS 7. TALES OF INCARNATED GODS CONVEY TO MANKIND LEONARDO DA VINCI, BRUCE LEE, GANDHI 8. EPILOGUE 6 페이지 REVELATION* TO JOHN THE APOSTLE REVELATION CHAPTER 1 1. The Revelation of Eashoa Msheekha, that which Allaha gave to show his servants* those things that were [divinely] destined to occur quickly and he conveyed them as he sent* through his angel his servant John 2. Who testified to the Manifestation of Allaha, and the testimony of Eashoa Msheekha, everything that he saw. 7 3. Blessed is the one who reads and those who listen to the manifestations of this 페이지 prophecy, and who hold* to that which is written through them, for the Age is at hand.** -Aramaic is the language that Jesus used when survival- God was called “Allaha” in Aramaic Eashoa=Jesus, Msheekha= Messiah Allaha {Al(The)+ laha(Ra, god)} = The god http://christianity.stackexchange.com/questions/20240/what-word-did-jesus- use-for-god-in-aramaic 4. John [the Apostle] to the seven churches that are in Asia: May grace be upon you and peace …from the One who Is And the One who Becomes* …and the One who Comes, From the seven spirits …that are before the throne of Allaha, 5. And from Eashoa Msheekha …that Witness, that Faithful, That Communion of the dead …and Head of the Kings of the Earth*, That loves us and releases us …from our sins by his blood His blood = Seal of the living God , Purification of the soul ,Amrita, water of heaven, purifier of Soul, Comet ISON, Chakra, Nectar of rejuvenation, Kachina, light of life 8 페이지 6. And makes us a righteous kingdom …for Allaha and his Creator*, (That) for him, glory and supremacy …to [the end of] the universes Of all the universes, 9 to [the end of] the universes of all the universes, 페이지 …Amen. 7. “Behold, he shall come with the clouds …and shall be seen by all eyes, And all those* who offended him, …and they shall writhe over him All the generations of the earth.” …Yes, indeed, Amen. 8. I am the Alap and Tau*, …says the Maryah Allaha, The One who Is, …and the One who Becomes And the One who Comes, …the One and Only* for all. Alap : First , The etymology of Elf, Holy spirit, Ox head, Ω Aleph is Aramaic , א Thefirst letter ofthe Semiticabjads ,including Phoenician 'Ālep , Hebrew 'Ālef ا and Arabic Alif , ܐ̄ Ālap , Syriac ʾĀlap In the Sefer Yetzirah , the letter aleph is king over breath, formed air in the universe, temperate in the year, and the chest in the soul. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aleph 10 페이지 infinity, on the other hand, is commonly defined as an extreme limit of the real number line (applied to a function or sequencethat " diverges to infinity" or "increases without bound"), or an extreme point of the extended real number line is the cardinality of the set of all countable ordinal numbers , called ω 1 or (sometimes) Ω https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aleph_number Tau : Last, Resurrection, life, unity with God, eternal life. T= Ti Sumerian: T (Tau)= Ribs=Arrowhead=Life During the creative process of humanity Record of Sumer 11 The godgene is extracted from called Tau/Ti that the god’s divine rib 페이지 Instruments that can thrive humanity According to Zecharia Sitchin in his The Lost Book of Enki, the infamous rib comes into play.
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