The Five Generation Genesis Of God - Starr, Brian
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The Five Generation Genesis of God is a collection of facts that may be controversial, concerning the Fall of the Roman Empire and the rise of the Jewish Nation. How did the Jewish people still survive after losing their temple and homeland in 70 AD. What were the secrets that were concealed from the people known only to the Jew and kept secret for almost 2000 years? The many mirrors of Galilee. The Take over the World Spell, the lines of powerful Jewish Makes. The Saria and how we are all made, the Sefriot and the Hebrew Intelligence Paths. The Christian Kingdom of Strathcylde, and the first…mehr

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The Five Generation Genesis of God is a collection of facts that may be controversial, concerning the Fall of the Roman Empire and the rise of the Jewish Nation. How did the Jewish people still survive after losing their temple and homeland in 70 AD. What were the secrets that were concealed from the people known only to the Jew and kept secret for almost 2000 years? The many mirrors of Galilee. The Take over the World Spell, the lines of powerful Jewish Makes. The Saria and how we are all made, the Sefriot and the Hebrew Intelligence Paths. The Christian Kingdom of Strathcylde, and the first generations of Christianity. A quote of the Father Flavious Josephus, applied to chart format for an understanding of the Genealogy of the Aaronic Priest. Greek Gods, and a firm study of Kings and the relationships there. The kingdom of Lydia, the Sumarian Dieties.
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The Author used some genealogy files that were uploaded early in the life of the internet. A promise was made to all who uploaded the files would remain accessable and not copyrighted. This worked fine for the web site until so many of us got involved in the genealogy the database was large and considered by someone who made a hostile takeover. The files are still there, and the Author did upload them, however someone else believes they are worth a montly fee to access. With court costs as they are that remains as they are.