How Long Was the First Millennium? (Part 3/3, Unz review)

[Goatherd]

Fascinating. The apostle John indicated that while he was alive, the Judaisers were taking over the church and would not permit him to visit.
By the end of the first century, the church had done everything they were warned not to do. They lost their first love as they deified Mary, adopted the doctrine of Balaam as they compromised with the government and flesh, and they conquered the laity (Nicolatitans).

When Jerome wanted to learn Hebrew, he could not find any Christian Jews, and Augustine was claiming the Greek Septuagint was more reliable than the original Hebrew manuscripts. Those things are not immediately affected by a shift in the timeline. They make more sense later unless you are willing to push the History thieves back later in time.

 

[PatrickMPDonnelly]

Catastrophe is the Greek word for Disaster, the Latin word for falling star, or Comet.

The Old Testament tells us of 3 such. The greatest is the birth of Earth. Oceans were formed as new crust was required and available as the planet expanded. Australia was shifted 3000kms on our current configuration. Zealandia can be seen on GoogleEarth as the east coast of Queensland, where I now live. New Zealand erupted as the crust left.

There were events elsewhere, too. Eve was born and the Himalaya formed from the debris.

Then we had the contest between Mars and Apollo, both planets damaged, one now in pieces as the 'asteroid belt'. Finally, the coming of YHWH, Venus, and the events of Exodus.

I expect a recurrence of the Nova event 33 years after the last Bethlehem event. This is based on the carpenter's Tale, aka Jesus, in the New Testament, actually a prediction, kindly provided by the Brahmin. We have 3 decades, people.... Sell Naples real estate! Neapolis will again see some 'gaping'.

All volcanoes will blow and a few new ones.

Anyone want my other thoughts on other consequences?