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Lepsus, Temple of Persia
March 2016
It may be new information for some about the authenticity to the Holy Bible book of Revelations of John. The copyright holder, Tyndale Publication, is considering the possibilities of removing that book from the Holy Bible collection. Tyndale believes that the predictions made by John are not becoming accountable, meaning the book is not following the rules for authenticity when dealing with John's predictions.
KAPB has posted a few times about the Cimejes (Goetia) and the historical and medical beliefs that all of the new testament disciples are in the stages of a Cimejes. As well as, all the new testament books are the studies the criminals and their behavior's who consider themselves as with a messianic coverage while doing acts of some sort if crime. What we read is the proclamations to conceal the crime of which the disciple is concealing.
This post is to share some of the historical information about the temple that is said to be the recovery of mankind to a state if good, where the past is rewritten and mankind can once again live in abundance.
Bucranium is the ancient nation where some say Babylon was located. The star in this amelet is perhaps the most used in the Holy Bible's New Testaments. Worn on the foot, hand, and head, the star represents 'faith'. A faith of failures and misfortunes are erased by returning all things to what they were before the failures.
So close to the bible book called Revelations historical had a lot to judge mankind with...and for centuries.
The crucified Christ symbol is faith to return, to restore and renew the world due to its failures is the lemen of the entire New Testament, Holy Bible. While each of the hands and feet of a temple faithful are pierced with the star, the head is preserved for the last days and the crown of good deeds.
A temple in Libya called the 'Lepsus Magna' is an example of a futuristic faith temple. With entrances on all four sides, the faithful came there to worship, give alms, and pray for the renew Earth.
Inside the arch was the fabled dagger, or short sword. It was used to turn time itself into an immortality. So, failure was only and insodent of life and not its outcome. The simple thrust of this sword would remove and renew.
Historians and biblical scholars all say the book called 'Revelations of John' is about this type of temple worship. The book became famed not through Christianity but Islam...the Muslims. Therefore, that makes the book and its predictions fables and doomed to failure. The return of a Christ to renew all things, who's to say. Note here for sure, the 'Revelations of John' is about this type of temple archeologist discovered in Libya.
