“But the servants of David struck of Benjamin, and of the men that were with Abner, three hundred and three score, who also died.” A recent discovery about the trade routes between Denmark and the ancient civilizations in Egypt and Mesopotamia in the Bronze Age 3,400 years ago, has been made by the Danish-French research team from Moesgaard Museum in Aarhus, the National Museum of … Continue reading Saul

There will be no chronological order to these quotations. These are historical events which, on the surface, seem to be unconnected. But the same names and techniques tend to be found even as far back as 2000 years ago, as recorded by Josephus the Historian at the time of Jesus Christ, even further back by Zeno in his ‘Anabasis’. What I find is that they … Continue reading The Hidden Hand: Examples In History

From ancient Mesopotamian Akkad, to Greek Arcadia, to the Orkneys (Islands of the Arc) and then to an island which, on a very old map is named Icaria, where Icarus fell to earth after his dizzying flight, but then the name becomes Acadie, then Nova Scotia. These ancient fishing grounds, where bacalao went through a name change to become Cod, from A-cod-ee, as Acadie is … Continue reading Arcadian Memories and the “Dit” Word Forgery

Josephus writes of the High Priesthood in Jerusalem at the time of Jesus. Clearly the position of Sumo Sacerdote, High Priest, was on a level of Kingship, and he names Jesus the legitimate next-in line to be Sumo Sacerdote. Jesus was deprived of his rightful position by King Herod. Herod wants to give the position to Simon, who is only a Levite, one of many … Continue reading High Priest Jesus

In 1597, a separatist Puritan sect in England, called the Brownists by the Privy Council, asked for license to emigrate to the St. Lawrence region of North America. Queen Elizabeth agreed, providing that they never return to England while still practicing their faith. Their faith is reported to have included marriage of old men to very, very young girls, and to have been an offshoot … Continue reading Pilgrims, Puritans and Acadians

At the time of the usurper Herod, John the Baptist was the son of Zacharias who was the High Priest of the Temple of Jerusalem at that time. He inherited the High Priesthood from his father, as had been the tradition from the time of Moses in Egypt, when Aaron passed his High Priest’s Mantle to Eleazar.  The beginning of the High Priesthood comes to … Continue reading High Priests: John the Baptist and Jesus Christ