Dragon Lords - Garcia, Zen
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This publication is the follow-up to my previous release, "The Pre-Adamites and the Antediluvian World." This, the second book of that series, "The Dragon Lords: Antediluvian Kings: continues in expose what the Bible regards as the first world age, the era in which the rebel Angels the fallen Seraphim ruled as demigods over the pre-Adamic peoples. This era is known in mythology as the prior times, Zep Tepi, First Times when the Dragon Lords assuming mortal form, created what is in distant memory cited as the Golden age of Atlantis.

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This publication is the follow-up to my previous release, "The Pre-Adamites and the Antediluvian World." This, the second book of that series, "The Dragon Lords: Antediluvian Kings: continues in expose what the Bible regards as the first world age, the era in which the rebel Angels the fallen Seraphim ruled as demigods over the pre-Adamic peoples. This era is known in mythology as the prior times, Zep Tepi, First Times when the Dragon Lords assuming mortal form, created what is in distant memory cited as the Golden age of Atlantis.
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The second of a series where I source specifically the concept that Yahushua, the Son, Word and, Memra of the Lord is portion of a preexistent Tripartite Godhead which includes the Father, YHVH, and the Ruach Ha Kodesh, the Holy Spirit, which identified as wisdom in Proverbs, is the feminine aspect of the Triune Godhead. Humanity made in the image and duality of the Godhead, women were created to resemble the feminine Ruach. I also in this series confirm that the ancient Israelites were not monotheists but worshiped and honored a triune Godhead which included Yahuah the Father, Yahushua the Son, and the Ruach Ha-Kodesh as the feminine Motherly Holy Spirit. These books reveal undeniably that the Triune Godhead is the cohesion by which the human family was created in imitation to resemble in Genesis 1:26-28. [26] And God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth. [27] So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him; male and female created he them. - Genesis 1:26-27, KJV