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In this book you will learn: That the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem is not the remains of a Jewish temple, but the remains of a Roman temple to Jupiter. That Jesus and his brother James were vegetarians who were opposed to all animal sacrifices. That Jesus and James worshipped at a Jewish temple in Egypt, and they lived a century earlier than the commonly-accepted time. That a chronological falsification has taken place in various biblical texts. That the biblical books of Ezra and Nehemiah were written in the early second century, to promote the messianic status of Simeon Bar Kochbah.

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In this book you will learn: That the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem is not the remains of a Jewish temple, but the remains of a Roman temple to Jupiter. That Jesus and his brother James were vegetarians who were opposed to all animal sacrifices. That Jesus and James worshipped at a Jewish temple in Egypt, and they lived a century earlier than the commonly-accepted time. That a chronological falsification has taken place in various biblical texts. That the biblical books of Ezra and Nehemiah were written in the early second century, to promote the messianic status of Simeon Bar Kochbah.
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Autorenporträt
This Dewey Lynn story was initially written and published in its entirety as a serial blog by Michael B. Thomas on his website The Thomas Miscellany in 2021-2023. From its beginning, it was never intended to be one cohesive tale. The idea was that Dewey Lynn was sitting on his back porch drinking coffee and reciting his memories to one or two unknown listeners. Thus, both content and language have been changed. Some content has been added to the original conversation; some has been removed. The language, especially grammar-wise has been made more "proper" and less conversational for reading purposes. I hope it doesn't lose too much country flavor. Once, each part of the story stood on its own merits. Now, they are one, hopefully, made stronger by the bundling.