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TIIII0GOtflt:c0DSr cENTALOcyanit SIIFBRNATS9I,,iTOTTCSCal l i ng upon dev ine presences hyperphys lca l by s leei f l c nane has been

nank indrs c ons ls ten t v r ' c rsh ip fuLhcmage I l o f rec crCed h is tc r . y , c1rea /+C04 *t ine l l ne . A pantheon of un- -ar th ly d.e l f i cat lon served.ass lgned. ca l l i ng pur -pcses vre l l . Panthe ismpreva led , namlng a I3- f o rces of na ure as maglca l be ing .o t ' l r n lng typ iea l agrer lan based. oe ie ta l Ca i l y l l f e . nneds. Th:se ear l l es tl - , a ] " ? t E r { r ^ + nr , j . ! . ) r yi r r sE -uS uS Qt t essenc .qswere conce l ved . ag c rea t i ng the C.s t i ny o f anar t rn t t ' ! a r n l ace . A lL omn lpo tan t sp l r l t s l ve re imbued th e so le des t i ne prop r ! -- " L v + v q 4 e L ! ttcry keepers o f a narked ter r i tcry , bound.ar ies set j .n s to lo , Jus t as Ham"nuras tc iea l l l gave f i r s t v r l t t en ccde of Laws on s te la tab le ts a t c i t y l j .m i t s lgnenter ing a l , I enp l re road.s . BaaI 'nas the graph ica l l y orda lned Scd ly word in -C ica t lne eterna l ownersh lp o f l l ve l l hoods fo r every househo ld .

The word . -nan l -ng aa l e thno log lca)- I y x resnsover - Iord, ergo, the grcd- lL f ec l r rar I ' r ' l no sp l r i t ua l l y a l l over Canaan/Semetesandscape 3O0O3.C. ln i yhat* 4 r [ r -s ign i f l ed Anator ia k ingdoms" I rTunercus oca l l do i s gave reer l - i t y tc th is t heo-pany l , ' h i ch ex i s t ed ancng a l l anc ien t S en l t i c /Canaan l t e pecp les , bu t an ind l *v i dua l nbaaL ' t l nd .eed d l rec ted each person , ward ng-o f f ev l l ( t n i s ave r t i ngapo t ropa l c r l t ue l pe rson i f l ed . a l l sac red , hc ;ney observances l nco rpo rea l ) ye tw i th a fan j " l ia r i con image s tand ing guard . .

S aa1rs scu lp ted lmagerS ' took go lden-ca1 f f o rm, a br r l l t ype f y ing rep ro -duc t i r re fc rees f rcn cons tant ly v lv rant nearby " l ' l o ther l la tureo ' r Th is z66 la t ry

uo rsh ipped wi th nuch ad .o : f cs t i va ls fu l I c f ne .a r l y nude dano lng , sensua l l t y


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TI{TOGEIiTTaylor 'z/z/z/zce lebra t ing " ,v i th pub l l c fan fare v igor . Baa l popu lar l y ref er red tc sny ofsevera l such anc ent 2600 B.Co Sern l t i c /Canaan i te shr lnes to the cror rd p leas inf a r l l l { } r r ? l ' l a- r r . /1 r ruv rord-o f - Io rdsr r : f l ocks b lcssed to produce, herds to thr1ve, andpeop le wi th no ch i ld ren to care for then: in c ld . age no longer bar ren . AI Ia l te r r i t ua ls we, recbserved.an imal -b lood saer l f i ce s ty Ie , no t mere ly s - Ien tpreyerg ss today. The everm,ored -scer : ing Baa l never maoe a davn: ingap- :ear -ance perscnar ry , n igh t or day arv ' rays emaln ing i : v i s ib le .

The v is ib le day t fune v , 'o rsh lppersp ious ty r "served. a hcly p lace fcr BaaIh igh abcve the hot sunny C.-oser t eane, becomlng he na in focus to look upr . ryain rn rha c ! r r r yonoer pr l s t i ne c is tance when aodress lng be loved-BaaL l -ou6 ly, ! . Jf c r f evc rs - the FIe ides , t au rus ce les t la l C .ona in . , ' ; ashe bu l t heeven l ysymbol . B aaL-Zebub by nane beea te a pr ime l rnnor t a l l zed 1con in naJor Canaani tQ o ' n { ' f i a n i t r r. ?v ! , , ! eav : vJ s t a tes , soon spe l l ed B ee lzebub by 1500 8 .C . , mean lng peJora t l ve l y

(BaaI a lso tcok the nene Ashtaro th , As tar te , I sh tar ,l r . t a m l c , 1n h v .l v i . l r a e , s , l , r i J .d i t e , Juno and . V e n u s ) , p l a c e - n a n e c i t y B a a l - b e k i n Eas t l _ e b e n o

t c t h i s day w i t h anc ien t t enp le ru i r r s f rom ear l l es t sun-god B aa l ,l anguage uses -o lu ra l g re i i l n i t i ca l i n f l ec t i on ' rbaa l l n t r and . a l so be l l t t l l ng

nean ing ' r shemer r f o r a l l B aa I worsh ip wh loh l cng ago tn fac t v l asnBaal -Je-ho-v lc , / yawhevr ' r be ing a persona l honebody augury s tewardsh lp

back then . Here to f ore , Baa l /Yawhew had been the non lna t l ve o fha ren be lng r l t ua l C .ec la ra t i ve l Bu t no nc re , eve r -a f t e r a rche t ypa l

changed Hebre rv cus t cm as reec rded on anc ien t l i e t t i t et eb le t s . The Judnan propho t s p reva i l ed ln reve rence , ac tua l re fe r -

ha rsh reeL i t y rago ins t t ha now proc la lned fa l se -god ca l l ed B aa I . S harna loud by a l I c l e r i c s , dpbunked henee fo r t h t he v ' r c rd saa l , s t a r - c rossed ,

age in spoken in c onnec lon wi . th Jehc r ra l ( J^ -ho- r t le , the cn ly or ie inaL


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B aa l was f c reva rnc re perscna non-g ra ta , be ing a rabb l asse r t ed f raud .The b ib l i ca l Book o f iudges 9zL-6 comnon ly ear l y - cn Canaani te h ls tory deser i br ! Je rubbaa l o f house-c f -B aa l B ere t y . t r B u t no longer accep tab le nonenc le tu re: ' o r express in l hesr th a : l d persona l - nanes l The exod.us cut c f Egypt e rea1300 B.C. qu lckenec t aghas t ccnv ic t lon - Brd enrbc ldened t he nono the l s t i cprecept araong +"he f leein.3 l lebrews thet the nyr lad worshipfu l lCols theree rec ted ln l a rge r t han l l fe -s ized. s te tues had no superna tu re l powers v rhatso-a \ r6y , e f ta r o11r aga lns t t he one- t rue God o f the chcsen- fe iq peop le o f CansancOnty ?haraoh Sameses (Ra-me-ses ) f f f rs n ighty s rny brouEht fear and p l i gh t ,f l i 5 , h t ac tua l l y , nc t any angry pursu ing Egypt lan c le l t les cas t in s toneo

The f r l gh t f u l nany years , repu ted l+85 in nurnber , l ong a f t e r k lnsmanJosephr s high rank ing government tenwe propounded. lnfLuence exal t lng l lebrew^^nnan tq n f r i gh teous un l ve rsa l t ru ths avowed . n t he par l ance o f the day r l l ng" . v v of r anca , exp ressed ko lne prec i se l y (even la r t a daugh te r c f Za ra f scn c f E ssautw ln to Jacob haC v;ed Troy c l t y s ta te K lng Daedanas l she dev lseC the ny tho-I oE lea I Oreek god .headbasec l exac t ly upon he r t ru l y a l l ve re la t i ves r l npos ingnaaes and g iv ing then rnag loa l pov ' rers , however ) . Ccnsequen t l y , the Eebrews/S en i t es spread the l r re l l g l cus ldea l s eve rywhere , even bor row ing the bes t l ogcaI e th lca l va lues c f pcL l t l ca lLy pov ' re r f u l ne ighbors . The rescna t i ng por t ra l to f hegven , / pa rad . i se as a de l i gh t f u l p laee ur i t h v ls tas fu l l o f r i eh -ve l l ey g reegardens fa r as eye eou ld see , E l ys lan F le l -ds , oas i s upon oas l s , an ld a seer l ngdeser t sand.y rr ,aste land lCea came fron Egyptts B00K 0F TIIE D?AD" And ever last -ing Jebovah ( j e -ho -v i c ) , the g rea t pneuma, s i t s upon a go lden th rone b iggerrhcn nheranh t s lT i le -va l1 ey seat o f power in t he mlcd le o f l ush ious f l - ov re r i ngV : I J IIheaven on ear th" A I I - o f Baby lon/Assyr ia and Sgypt embraced th i s meges t ic

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E gyp t accord ing tc t ,he reve rended BCOI i f 'T ' i IT DIAD had p laeed utco is war r n : r , r e rd i n f h rv-vrv( f , r ! r1 urr elnpyrean as a sky tcrra in s i rce 2600 3.C . \ ,yhereal l Lnncr ta lsres ide because f i rnanen t Cog-s ta r S i r i us sho 'wnbr igh tes t , s iE n i f y i ng v \ rhenl i i l e rose to f l cod , f e r t t l l z i ng parchec p la lns ashc re . gn l y pharaoh wen t to"happy hun+- lng grcunds ' r a t f i r s t , bu t by ZOt rO - j .C . a1 l nu ; rn les uven t to evdr_Ias t i r g g lo ry - l e sd , / a f e rwor ld . as ' , ve I i o r so rc } , s l dpc r+ed p r i es thooC ru l . r sn r n n ] s i m a r l ^, ' / r verqr i , , , . " \ r1rB t ing vas t emba ln lng lncus t ry fc r the tenp le t reasury bu i l d i ngf und . I I e re - l n - t o , God .sd i ^ rn11eC leva teo beyond P Le ld as /Taurus ecns te l l a t i 3n ,t he bu l l a rd an lm ism anong ihe seven s tars , sevanth heaven be tw ix t as l t l , i e redes iS r : . a t i cn : l { a i a , l l l ec t ra , Tayge la , A I cyeon , Ce laeno , s t e iope anC l , t e roga(a l I t hese s ta rs named f c r seven daugh te rs o f T l t an : r t l as tha t h lnes i ck { j uesnLar ta daugh t c r c f ?"a ta t ve rba l l zed . in tc n ; , , thc logty fc r Greek eu l t u re as to lC lnE IDA b y ianchcn la than) , 0 h r I es , T I l ch ' -n /Je -ho -v l c , a l I - seo inE e t . rna l - Ju iaehad dcmlc l l e a l r y e the r t ra lha l l a l oca t i cn on j . l l us t rous A leyecn . , vh i ch i sb r i gh+ ,es t c f t he seven s ta rs tha t t akes e l -evcn Cays f : l r p raye rs to roach go ld+ -h rcne res idence and c f ecu rge sa ,ne lme- ILne to r c , t , u rn ans le red n l r vana god lyP raY er

The j -n f l n l t e Lo rd . Gcd .? ccma ln begr . i . ns i th ee les t i a l heaven ovFr head ,mor ta l ea r t h be ing i n the n idd le lo . : a e , and . deep-dov ;n un6erwor lC /hades /he1 lsu l f e r i : l g e te rna l danna t i on ' uvherel i a t an / -qee l zebub (BaaI - j e -ho -v l c ) reservedherea f t e r a re ign c f t e r ro r . Th l s he l l i sh penar t y l aye red ab ; , ss /abode on theway to a Ccomed. o t t cm l - ' s s F i t , ca l l - ed gehenna by so ine , i s bes t . desc : r j . b . d

Ce ta l l ed un l i n l t ed ang , ru i sh n t he sarCon lc Dan te n l i gh le r i r scc i ' ' l t ' 11 ' r l rgc ry . Dan te t s l eng thy , . ih r i s t ian pcen e l r ca L3Lg A.D. revear

eeh s inner ge t t i n , r ; us t -Ceser t s , l nu red , o r du l y reaped pun lsh -nen t aecord ing


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tTlJOcOl{YTayLor 5/5/5/5to type of l n f rac t i cn ; the e l l o t ted . r : . i sery i4 rorsenedar ther the Cescent to threat egressrs lower depths , f c reverncre , c rue l l y pa in fu l t c rnent ( Iucky sou lgo t suspended n endLess _ imbc) l Each leve l was an u l t imate ter r : i nus , chambof hcr rors , perpetu i - ty . Th is sad ls t l c bocy cf ) - l terary wcrk zeaLous ly pennedetorna l consequenct rs ga lns t baC eth lca l cho ices nade hnre on ear th (Cnr i s t l encu l tu re cur rent ly por t rays I IeI I - f j - re-dannat lcn cas t lga t ion vuord. - for -wcrd rcnDanters prc to type; such-anc-such f ear -monEier ing ,order lng , naneuver lng , svrayeorgan lzed re lLg lous i t y then-and-aga ln , t111 now)o Dante p lc tu red LueLfer /Dev i l /Satanr s cap l to l Pandenon lunCl ty as pun l t l ve agony for a i i n i t l ess t tne ;th l s l ron ic sa t l re de i ineated the Ronen Catho l l c Church r i f t , h le rachy fe l l l ng-cu t ac t l ve ly hav ing tv lo s i r , ruL taneous opes, Dante f ea tureC reta l la tory

ocLeta l m inut lae ln tense ly lnner -perscna l - , namlng nameso f eaeh ro l i -e iousj .n r ro l ved3an oeuvre , age less v ls i -onary , ho t l y done.

Personar i za t lon cont inua l r y v l suar l zed the gcdhead prcsence f rom thet lne of abor l ; l l na l BaaI unt l l by toOO j l .Co the " I l eaven ly Host " wa

f n n r ,= iaL luup r e l i g i ous c rce r by w ises t c f a i I k l ngs , S c lo ron , f u r t h " r anncunc nas midd le k lngdcr be tween seven th heaven i :nd und .e rwc r l d chasn vrhcre

th : o l * .n t i r r res 3aa1- je-hc -v ic /yavrher ,v panopry rcs ided. ! Then ,sub l ime changes in f l uen i : ed s te l la r thoughts ' , , , ' hen K i r rg Jos iah o f Jur1ea5)9 -6C8 B .C . o f f i c i a ) - l y manda ted s ta tus q uo paradLse /Z lon /A brahamr skceper o f a I I l auC .ab le sou ls , ' , ' uhere " j " -ho-v lc / Jehovah" nc ' ,?pernanen t l y

as c rea t c r f o r a l l namec peop les pncoun te red cur l ng the i r ncnac i c years .?he naming process f c r t i i e ] iebrewst s a lm lgh t y roas te rn inc l became thesen i c t i c s re fe renced te t raammaton , l e t t e r i ne Y l l l , a l sc -v iT i t -

en ' ' j e -hc -v i - c " . S uch bre r l i t g r meager s_ . . re l1 ing , endereo t he lne f f ab le p r1 -named gcd p i c t c r i a l l y J H V I { l n l l eb rew sc r i p tu re : soon to under -


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TIi00G?tlY TayLor 6 /6 /6 /6

60 fu r t hs ranoc grapbmc sena t i ca l change by the ser l bes . Thus , Jehovah , 8 .k .& ." t re -ho -v ie ' t f acs l -m l l e becane ' f a -co -n -a1 /A dona1" symbo l f o r t he spoken sp l r i t ua lnane , nean in f l "my lo rd - ' t pe rsonage t i . t le -o f -ad .d . ress , f i na t l y ln to p rayers ad-d ressab le heb l t ; bu t scmet l -mes sa c1 I l l oh ln lns tead o f r f yahavah" ( ah , , rhovahnneanLnE "he l s " v rh ich devc lved the vernacu la r *The Great f Am, ) l T l l oh lm / l f ah ,

add i t i cna l ry i nd l ce r , es zeus f ,ove or r : o rpheroe a=;shr .h / t rup i te r (z ,eusspawns prJ -mary Sagg/S ig /S i t ig ie o r yegg /Zagg) . Zeus /Baa l_yehweh s*nsate a rehe_t ] ' pe po ln ts -out the fa the r -god or Be l /3aaI p r lm i t i ve an ima/an in ism" zeus l l t -

l es p r imeva l ' t en th roned-b rea the -o f - l l f e '? an inLa l -a t t rac t l on , beg lnq p n t i a n f' \ r ' * v re" ' t ! v lnd-b lo ldng-sparkr I g i v lng lncept i ve v igoroso func t lon ing

gro t ' v th - Al l - o f whLch senscr lum verbat in r tex t was realLy an er roneouthat becane a l lngu ls t i c -ena lys l s , spee l f l ca l l y se .n ia t t c -d i f p ren t la l r

the or l -g i -nal o lden days l l ebrev ' r hcnene "3aaI - je -ho-v l c /yah1reh"pann ix lapureLy senaat i cs d is t i nc t ion , no tv ; i t hs taad lng) "fn rea l t t y , the o ld- I l ne ( tygcne) te rse te t r .agammatcnru ly t ra r : . s l l t e ra tes

ser ip t i ve as fo l l ov rs ;

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The name Jehoveh was f l r s t spoken by the wl fe c f : l i dam. The br i e f l e t t e rete t raganmaton Yl r g V H ac tua i l y in i t la l l y sun-n :cned.ord-C 'cC Baa - Je -ho -vLeyawhew by L i I i . t h l L t I I y , the f i r s t i v i f e t o A den . l , i l i t h / t i l - l y / t l I I i pu t hacbrea the -o f - l i f e exac t l . ' / s3 ' 0e moment as - i i dam,bo th cu t o f c l ay lous t red co lo reda t g i . r f Oc t cber 26 , 4OO4 3.C " apprcp r l a te l y d ,one au tunna l equ inox Harves tJ ' foon es t i va l t i ne tab le , Gospe1 Book of SpLq i ) ; )CR hron i - cLes L i l i t h r s n ra t ch lnlmpor tance to husband reo-ha i red ida rn , w i th Y / r H V l i r s Jcyous pr i de expresa n a ar r ' } r1n ia h i s own un lque lmage l ru lor ta I l zed ln t } rem, requ l r l ng a11 heaven l J- - i r ) > Ll V .J- r i rchonors bes to ' , r red : e les t i a l h i e , rachy lowes t t o h ighes t n lne (9 ) o rde rs - ansearchange ls , p r l nc ipa l l t i es , powers , v i r t ues , do rn l r ^ i cns , t h rcnes , cherub lm andthe s i x (5 ) l v i nged seraph lms each bov r l ng ! n the naked pa i r r s p resence , generaIy ka tov l ing . l l I l t h I ' r an ted no re , co r l i aand ing rnuch J lo re . he c r l ed -ou t l cudto y I i 1 / H, say ing the unu t t e rab le norphemes, but not l n unspeakab le av reL i t l t h a t t rac ted. the ' t f i r s t -cause" essenee esse "handy -hook j r t oo sac red ' , / god I yf o r words to be used she evoked . , l - nvoked , ccnvokeC . o eonJured , a las " Thlo rd Yahweh/E lo ihrn persona l l y a r r l ved ansv ie r i ng the p la ln t i ' re p Iea . I , l l i t hins is ted upon equivaletcg r l r i r : red. latety gained endo' , r rnentpcvJers tc f ly heaven-. , na r . ian r r t i , r e rn^n mnr r th ins the te t tagennaton graphene senet ica l d . l f f e rent la l -J Y q I U a t l J / V ! - l r E U U V r I l [ v * v r . 4 ^ . Qspec f ic to- the- Ie t te rs "Y E i I Hr? ex t , p rocu r i ng spe l l b i nd lng mys t lc is r :i ncan ta t i cn " She secured^nag i ca l pa r j - t y p res to ou t o f t he ' rGarden-Tdenr f


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f n l o r r a r t n r l nr er t Yt r , ruu .ubo-unbo parel le l po l , rersverboten, lnso f Br hereaf te r to dear1111thrs every , rh in.But l l r i th was ver l ly pursued st re igh taway by guard ian ange l hos ts whocause 100 o f her ch i ld ren to d j .e eac i r day non-s top /cn-go lng , even now (a l thou

she bl r ths thousands each nd.ead-o fn lqh tn copu l .a t i ng sess ions /encounters ) .r i l i th /L l1 ly / I - l l l iput beeomes unted/haunted, a ha in t c rea ture-uncercover -o f -d n r k n o q c a (u r s r A ! r ?oDr a s c r e e e h o v l l nc t he r - o f - d e m c n s m e n t . oned l n I s a l a h 34 : I / + . A n d , n e ns leep lng a lone , res t l ess every even t i de . r r ce -hours , mat . e d rean ing l y seduc t i vewl th th is p rey lng banshee ent ranc ing n ! -gh tmare (eac i r hab l t ua l coup l tng even twc r l d - l v i de exp la ins noc tu ra l em lss i cns f ron the age less pa rab le accorded . l necord keep lng S u*nmer ien ex t s ) .

A dan and L l I i t h / L i I I y t s reco r i . ed tex tbook examp le re r rea led a de ta i l edf l T . P - t r ' 1 4n a n t i n n a n f i n n h n n r r i r r n f r r l ' l ^ +r v - E r j r r : i - a r u . r - i { v y u i u ! r L r r / r . r ! , , rL l , i u . , j u ! I O l b O W l n g - a n d - S C f a p i n g g : l a l t g t i O n f f CnI I as t ra l - l ;nmor ta ls caused . ange l l c Jee lousy r B11a f f r cn t to God. p .ebe l l _ i onfo l l owed mlsdeeds und .e r I eadersh tp by bes t l oved o f a I l ange l s , B aa l -Zebu

Satan re f used honage , de f e renc e , in -to any be lng fo rned a f t e r h in shou ld . not have grea te r em lnence GOE-

upon the i r l ow ly so i l ed dus ty /c lay red or i g ins (no lonser most beroveda s he) . Thus r ven f l eance and iu rbu le r r t anarchy eaused . t r cub te - i n -pa rad l - se ,

f a l l - 1 ' r on -g race , t ha t shook heavenrs ga tes u lCe open the reupon unset t led 1nte l l i ng Cabal is t i c ' ' n ' r l t t en enc ien t I i+ .erary ta le abou t k l ngdon-o f -God

These dua l c rea t l on acccunts tb r l ve upon t r r yos to r l ed v iew-te l l - t a1e ln f c rn ing Gcdrs l naugura l an .g ry eno t i cna l o r . i t bu rs t , t u rn lng

back ln to d i v i ne l c v ing -k indness : A Cam i te ra I l y " l e t -o f f - t he -hook rn!1 0 years , a l I f c rg i ven .


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TI{8OcQlrry/Tay)-or e1ele/eH v H Jehovah/yahr . ryeh lv lnely des lgns yet anotherhe fo rg i v l ng J

"p lece-c f - t t rork ' f n+.o a ccmpla in t mate subp lan tec t ou t c f acqu l t ted Adamr r lb ,namlng Eve, nother o f humank lnC. The hlnt o f lu rk lng t roub les ln to le rab leever inore became np lanted subconsc ious l ;1 , a psyehe-genet i c -memory mpr inted1d roente l aber rant . ?hese dranat l c ' tgooC-and-bad/ev i l t t superna l vrar r lng fac-t l ons e lash lng conf l i c t w i th ln ce les t la l conf ines c f a I I ha lLowed p laces gavepreeeC.ent l l the way down to ear th l y ees t o f Eden empi res . An ever las t lngd laboL lcaL exanp le set the ter re- f j - rna s tage la mot ion , showing the nod lsh teen lque fo r ccmbat l ve coce-o f -behav ior / conduct : c ra f t l ng a v l l l a lnous pro toco lln to bat t l e contes ts . Ce les t laL ent i t i es themse lves t rgood.versus ev l l " p re-sented the s tandard s ty Ie , sou l bared. , exposed. ea l l t y reve la t lons r lpped

utop la : t ffa l l en-ones ' r ad in f i n i tun .Th is r ipp lng rea l l s t i c T l tan based. arn got re- to ld , conp le te l y modern l -

{ n i n a n ! r 'au upC&ted doWn- to-ear th hurnan vers lon , r , vhenQueen Lar ta o f Troy ar t l c1485 3 .C . th is L i l l t h caused" ca tas t rophe tenp le t as a l Joun t O lympus roo

d gcdhead genea logy fo r t he who le Greek cu l tu re . The Greco otherwor td . I y de l -human t ra i t s , t oy lng w l t h human i t y emot lons such as consor t l ng

cho l ce ear t h l l - ngs . CoevaI rea l l t y gave bas l s f o r a I1 t he t roub ies to ldLnser t l ng the or lg lna l IL tan/LLI l th , / . rehovah h le rachy . l 1ob1ea l l egor l s ta l l t heo log l ca l l essons v re l l i ndeed : t ru th bound parchnen ts p reserved

he He l l en i s t i e l egacy (T f f aA f185 B.C, T roy ba t t l e , t o lC by b1 inC . s t c ry - t e1 le rshomero i /Honer nomenal lsm, s lmple appe la t l on app l ied . to hand l capp ted . rea

on , au tho r L , l aeon ld .es nat ive o f l , faeon ia t yd ia ) . Inc reaseC t ru th f u lnessprec l se l y f rom the Book o f E noch , a banned codex : G iants on ear th

b reed f rom wayvrardAngeIs s rcss ing the nora l } lne , Ius t lng a f t e ro f nank lnd leav lng bas ta rd i ssue g lobe- t ro t t i ng , ex -pos t - f ac to ,


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n n ^ n r . a a t i n rj , , vur . : s r , r r i r w : th rc ) 'a l eas ter ly Sden ic wonen f l t r eph l l i n / hyb r i d o f f sp r i ng ,Tne t ru l y e l i ve n i xed lmes t i zo G ian t s t s ch i l i r en ! ro l - i f e re ted tc th i s

day l l v i ng a l l over the p lane t . Charns and enchan tmen t a r t s t augh t op .en l yb "v cu r ren t desc :nCa i l t s r t -hc i r , v i t chc ra f t / no io tha ponu la r reFe l fhe or i p . i na lf a l l - c f the anEels as sp l r l t ua l be ings resu l tad f ro in J I I y Hr s owr i hubr l s

? 6 1 ' l t r { r i n d h i .- 'vsur - - r - iu f t ;r rs re f Iec t i ve lnage- l1keness Adan/L l f i th bel r rg hcrored above h lsnyr iac ccmpan ionscr?at . 'd an eon/epoch/era aeon age pr ior . The penep la inn ] q n o f o a r * l rl , rq ' J . i ' u d r ur . rupon human advent v las a l ready s ix b i t l - i cn years aged . The ever -expanC. ing un lverse . , , Jesth ree . t i ,nes or Tore that ea r t hcn da ta nonae . Evenear l l es t r i f e - f o rm J H T H/Je i : cvahrs venerabre rongev i t y 1s age less /a ycannano Id . , l pso - f ae to , aeon lan /eve r l gs t i ng in da tun r na tu re /Lnner - f c r ce . Unde te r -n ined anc i -en t o ldness app l l es t c a I t heaven i y h ie rachy s ta f f a t t end ing Lord

Ye t never enough measured t imely focus can catch-up lea rned . oppor tuneto outw i t much o1der fa the r - f i gu re Jehovah . A f fec t i "onate adn l -

soe ie t y nodus operanC l l l ep t a l l t he perscna l l y mo lded / c ra f t ed appo in tedhapp l l y g rac l cus / c lose l y kn l t w l t h l n ce les t i a l c i t y quar t e rs . rn -

p leasure preva i l ed ln h j - s bra j -nchi .Ld/a I te r -e;o spec ies /b rocd a lwaysbe ing an ince r i t l ve d r l ve harmonous l y lmpe1 l i ng every no t l va tLonArcad ia / pLe- i n - t he -sky homeland. . In f in i te Icve ' , {as the dr i v i ng

be i i i nd e t r " r y i nsp l red ac * , i on , to g i ve f ree -w i l l a chance to nake bes tfo r e f f ec t l r re cho i ces resu l t l _ r rg in d ign i f i ed . sense o f ' , , r ha t1s r i gh t .he nu l t i t ud inous ecnpan lonab le con federa tes ear ry ou t god l y o rce rs : se rve as

o f tcn suJpr is i ; ig pc r t e nts f o r hunans .su rp r i se of su rp r l ses to the u tnos t : t r H Y H/Jeho ' re1/Yah l ' ;edneeds


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o^n^mnqn i r c +ss i s t an t s /a ide -de -canp appo in ted to he lp run the vas t un i ve rse l. 4 ] l t ) rJehoveh in ex t reme cases /d l re -en ie r f f ency -needs do les cu t - i , . rc rko rde l s , ass lg ;n indu t i es f c r spec a l f o rces / ; obbers / rou te rs v , i l : en a te ldes t i n ; r / l c l sn : i / essen t i a l spers ls t . Yahv ' teh t c reet ive inpu l se / se I f -de te rn lna t j - cn by na;Tre f f le tus gc tt he e te rna l j ob done fas t wherever need fu l . Th e 1 : r lmary /opus / sen lna1 occu-pa t l ona l t o t l e r s were f t t t i np . : l y Ces igna ted . e . i ) t ep i t he t ' f t he A eons cabaL /cL iqueteen . r r The sk i l l - f u l coa l l t l on work f c rce ' tA eons [ enana ted f rom S upreme-B e lngin tense thouqh ts ;d lan v l t a l concen t ra t i on to per f o rn va r l ous perp lex ing func -t l ons Ln prob lena t i c opera t l ons f ron -beg tnn ing - t o - t he -end o f the im .nensurabLbound less un i ve rse , wrough t I l ke s idek icks in tandem fo r the grea te r gcod , / pu rpose /goa t / a in /U luepr i n t o f a I l c cnce i ved c i r cums tances . These a l l l ed assoc ia tv ro rkb r l t t l e I abore rs /au t ' o rna tons /A eons , age less no l l e rs , never res ted (sk1 I l eda r . t i q e n / o r q f f 'u ] e !uur ' v io ' us i l e [ po ] scaLe hour l y ' , ' ge per sh i f t wou ld be requ i red by un ion -ca rd s tandards in upda ted b ib l l ca l ve rs lons revea l l ng a ' r j us t god" ) .

Aeons / l f f la tus have c lose pr imord ia l v i n tage to Jehovah / yahweh , both re -fer reC to as aeon lan /eve tLas t i ng unnumbered . i r thdays too numerous to be

Gnos t l c i sm Cef ines A f f l a t us " f u l l - o f b rea th lng -on /exha le nen ta l f o rclnpar t i ng compe l l l ng percept lcn f rom deep . ' r , ' j - th ini nner - t houE h ts to p rope l

es i red resu l t s . * A ecns /aecn lan (everLas t i ng ) sp r i ng fo r t h /bo rne f rom s t rongprone th ink ing processeso A eons enbcd3 ' ac t ion-packe d" consum.q la t ion /eas l - I y seen phys i ca l obJec t s , l r r h i l e A f f i a t us 1s an e i r y mood-. r v u '

co ,npu l s i on tha t eauses Ldeas , / p lans f o r ccnc re te /na te r i a l ou teo rnes .tw in he lpe rs p reeeeCed the ce les t l a l n i ne h ie rech ies by uncoun ted years .

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keep lng nunera ls . Pat r ia rcha l Yahrve t r nes ever a lone in the nul t lp ly ingun lverse . Cohor ts Jus t Jurnped ut h i s heady/exh i le ra t ing mind. -set i ihent l rought fu l / so11tary , The sol l tude prod.uced"erc lu rab le /endur ing mlnj .s ter ingsp l r l t s des ignat ing the top s ta tus ange ls :

(1 ) , seraph imshover lng /observ ing above Godts t i rone, canon lcaL Bookof Isa ih 6 : I . Tach uno-numeroange l had s lx w ings (above, be lowand cn each s ide) , I l ke he l leopter b lades v raver lng to pro tee tlew and order ;

l 2 ) Second eche lcn Cherub lmgrad.a t ions are p lc tu red as a rcsy cheekedch1Id , re jo l c ing in grd ly grece, as a gooC. xample ;

( 3 ) Th i rd Thrones are rank-and- f i l .e keepers o f cerenony d ignLf ing a l le t l quet te r address in : every p lea tc the throne eha l r (p rayerstoday pass through the Thronesr Jur l sd lc t ton) ;

(4 ) Four th s t ra tum Domln ions cont ro l so l ,e re lgn author i t y by hav ingdcnlnat lon over vrho approaches the throner plus vrho has r lehts+"otcvern f i xed-se t t l ed . areas o f the un iverse ;

(5 ) T ' l f th nr ld - leve l V i r tues announcenessengrs con ing to the throneda ls and exh ib i t on d . i sp lay g i f t s to God ( the Thrones sect p lacepresenta t lons on the ra lsed pLat fo rm) ; the Vl r tues proc la in toGod Al - r i lghty the fuI I ges tures of mcra l exce l lanee/goodness /r i eh tenousness and ccnforn i t } r to pro toco l advancedby eachpet l t l oner ask lng f or Jehovaht graee/d iv ine ass is tance/pr l v l - Iedg

( 6) q lx th pos i t l oned Powers ho ld ab i l l t y to accompl l sh qu ick resu l t sth rou6;hout the un iverse l they are !n charge o f pred ic t i on / fo re to ld


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events a : rd .p redes t i na t i on f o r t he e lec t / saved sou ls ;(7) P r i ne lpa l l t i es , seventh d i v i s l on , have supramundane po l {e rs ' , vh ich

encompass the na tu ra l wor ld . p laces on ea r t h l y l and (no 6!an/verveauthor i t y /cont ro I , t hough , ove r wa te r / de lug - -d , expanse) I t he i rt e r res t l a l ccnmand ln f luence/svmy o f t en 1n conf l le t r ,u i th Lo rdGod.Jehovah/Yahweh ( t r rey sone t l nes fu l l o f t hense l ves , se l f -gLorypu f f ed -up lnpor t ance) , E phes ians 6 tLZ .( ) A rchange l - s ep l t en l ze the f l r s t oha n-o f -oommand. /peck lng-order , /boss lnanager / ch ie f t a l n / superv i so rs fu I l y embody ing the quaL l t l es ofbeg inn lng ru Ie , / govern ing l / sup r e rnacymasterc .cm. Exac t ecun t never4 i r ren fc r these super ln tenden t s o r any c f the n ine orders thoughtup v la deep coneen t ra t i on long be f c re nor t a l s c res ted fou r t h m l l -l enn lum b b l l ca I ch rcno logy /B .C .

(9 ) A nge ls , w i t hou t a nere t i t I e , have an en t r y nad t r / bo t t om/ towes t -cas te s tand ing se rv i ce cu t y , de l l ve r i ng messa f l es f rom Jehovah ;they are the go-between i :umankind and Yahv, 'eh. These messengersdo no t have o the r du t i es . Humans never see the faee c f God"un t i lt he scu l i s sp i r l t ed . a r ray , ascend lng , out c f the bcdy a t dea thra t t1- . f lna l i ty .

?he human sou l , sp l r i tua l a f te r l i f e s ta te , i s on l y r / I aya mor ta l w l I I everace a ln iqh t y God/Jehcveh, The sa ln ted senses /sou l or ae r " i a l awareness l s the

sembor l e r - lsp i r i t , / e t e rna l - l i f e - f c rce r is ing qu l ck l y f ron r the aead. body . P r in' l q v tbes t desc r i bes the e te r r i a l ccnsc iousness . The sp l r i t ua l be ing o


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fimOc0t{YTaylor L:+/It*/ILthe vr ingeC' nge ls betoken/s i -gn i f i es en incorporea l bod l less sacreC ex is tenceas a sou l , then becon ing ethereal /a i ry breeze on ly : no fo rm or mass at a I1 .Safe-guard serv ing ange ls constant l y s tand.a le r t a t heavenrs gates , screen ln6a q n h n q ' l l n q A ,v u v * vsa ! r u q u o b y n a m e u p o n Y a h w e h , / J e ho v a h ( accep t l ng ascendeC s o u l s e x c l u s l v e -l y ) , to avo ld same-k ind l ike- the- f i rs t begu l l i ng l l l i th l l i l l y / t , i t t tput enchanress debac le ever happen lng aga in , Thencefor th , I lo lhm lvould pay-no-never -

ind' to any lndlvidual- l lv lng thing gainlng lnf lnl te powers through ablat lonor spe l l -bound t r lckery charms that once sto le nragicnagLck /omnlsc ien t po tenc

hls body, so Ie l - y by say lng h ls proper - f l r -s t -person nomina l l s te t ragam-H Y H. I io repeat o f fencers f i l i th /BeaI -Zebub/ faI Ien angets or3ny an?v/personas surpr ised/ f coled. ?he Great I -An/ ' thandy-hook'r7tod.-hc-rav-hoEasy access at no t ine uncer any ccnc j - t j - o r : sa l l cwed to s_oeak nannounced er -qTnr ' l ' lr r { -n +he.un iversa l c rea tor Jehovah. The nr l .nerous o ly }T ine Orders keepV U I Ithe bu f fe r zcne betv teen supreme throne and ' t 3 ree - \ ' i i l l r t c o r . t enders Ceep-endsecur4 , i n f i n l t l um, f c r t hw i t h .


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clloslN Asc:4TIC5 AS i"C:.TAl yf,i)iiT;r]?r'ic1 slTi:.llliic i{cLY vF.ITls:i0;i:D :ii0ilD

Archange ls aoccrpany a ln ig i r t y i .o rd . Je ho v ic /Yahweh every ear th l - y appeas j -nce the 111I i th /Fal len Ange ls neL{e . }1o "Free- ' i l i l l ' r con ten: le rs ever agaa l lowed to bes ieae see face- to - fe .ce T,ord God Yahr ,yeh r even ca l l unannouncdecorun/pro toco l h is te t ragan:matonYF H V t l l yoa-ne-vav-heh naraedi rect lyln h is sub l lne presense to s tea l no more nag lca l I Io Iy Ghcst po ' / /ers ron h ls' raa ' r " m} .^nr tne HoIy AngeI Orders keep peacefu l l {ag iography (w"r i t lnes of } ' iJ \ r U J . J - I l l t ! 1 1 ,anC prophats ) supremely se3u- rea t the seventh heaven ly A lcyecn throne-C iashc ,nebase lncessant l - y ( t t t t -ne l I - f reezes-over no easy adn i t tance aga in) !

Seven archange ls /nessen;?rsgat c i ted /proc la i , r :eC by spec i f i c nene aspre f er red cour t i e rs /a t tendants /chanber la ins . . r , ' i ihae l anC Gabr le l a re the tnos t f avored, f requent l y nent ioned. , a rchange ls f ron the seeond. - lovres techeange lo l cgy orders . Soth envoy j .n rmor ta l spro f i l e pron lnent d ispatcher rc lesa I I newly created. ear th ly mor ta ls whcse lnexp+r ienced. nora ls and e th i cs ob-v i cus ly need.ce l -es t ia l gu id .ance. Ca ln /Lance was the f i r s t soc le te l sentenccese to come before heaven ly fa ther fs cour t l y JuCgement .

Cainf s base level- humani ty f rat Lty t lar ,vsal lc 'uved. ealousy, /ang,et to Iasout , k i t l lng hls bro ther Abet /Favored One. , fehovah/Yahr .n rehlaced " the narkCain? ' on h is f orehead to save hls l l f e , h ind er ing others f rorn revenge lnd ling ' rwhoever sierr Cain lvould be sevenf old. t ines seveatyt t ln turn punisi :ed.denreeat lns te r "m t ra i s inp Cains f c r a ch i l d r s bad behavLcr hencefor th vras/ \ " . t / ipun i t i ve danage con t ro l encugh , sa i t h t he l o rd Jehovah . Ca in i nCeedy l l vedrnanv snnrhor^ day , s l r i ng scn E noch fo r r vhon he f ounc jed a c i t y bu l l t l n spec- l j g r lJ q ll v v I l - , thonor" ! l noch had. raa, begat l , "e-cha-Ja-eI , had.1 ;1eth-us-a-1, had t ra-me-ch


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had"Jaba l /a st rean and Juba l / s t rean (JubaI lnvented. mus i . ca l - ns t runents p lporgan and harp whi le Jaba1 Cev ised tents usefu l a I I over the xer l c /d .eser tIandscape) The cr in i -na l Ca lnr s descendants reCeened sel f v , r i th e l f t o f nur ra- iar r r onhqncenent to make st i l l -ar lve l i danrand rve proud (ca tn abso lved.exe + ! , e J v l f l r r toaera ted ,/pu"dcned v la God, l y grece) .

Adam anC Eve a lackaday had f i ro re ch i l d ren , b i r th Seth /Sheth meani r rgsubst i tu ted. , /appointed o Seth v , 'asa Joy to h i s parents , f o rebears o f Judaan l lne!e . The next t r ine genera t i -ons cont inua l l y d .epended.pon a l rn igh ty Jehovah.vahweh. l {oah,A' Ioevvasa very lndustr ious, enterpr i -s ing lndivldual ,

I t Ioah/Noe , 'esk lng of the cl ty-s tate Shuroppah, a seapor t fo r sh ipp lngs l l k roaC caravans anc sp lce t rad ,e rou tes good.s . I l oahts seml tes f e l1ow i l torchants had"a t rad lng network d .ubbed.' l l :ee l -of -Canaan. ?h is t rade ccnsor t i unspread. the word .y deas/ idea ls o f ooe-god. /monothe lsn e-ho-va-v i c /Y I { V Hbe l le fs an ld . d i s tan t cu l tu res fu l - I o f nunercus gcdhead de l t i eso

ldoahr t rue-be l lever ideas ga ned Jehovaht c lose at tent lons . I , , I essecane to ins t ruc t Noahrs d lv ine ca l - l i ng : ange ls brcught tne spec l f l ca t lons tbu l ld a super -s l ze i l boat /sh lp to r id the vror ld o f ln r i ckedness . Took 120 yeato cons t ruc t the super - I l ner sh ip ea l led The Ark" I l oah was 601 years aged.the sea ready c ra f t was conp le ted . , His wl fe T l tea he lped s tock prov lsLons,a ' l r r r r i n a t . t r a n f e a c h k l n d a n i m a l s t O S u r V i v e t h e D e I U g e / f L O O d . ,! u u r l r e i u l J l , u

I l cah a f te r the f lood/Ce luge becanreor ig lnator c f v ine /v j -neyard"cu l tu reand ccnsequent ly of ' , ' lhole, , , r inenraklng art . The Ark had land,ed atop l" fountarara t L6rg48 feet h lgh in Armenla . That v i s ta spot ' , ' r as 'where loah d iv idedwhole wor lC d.omainanongst h ls three favored. sonsz vLz, to Shen 'he gave As ia,v i th ln Euphra tes to the InC. ian 0cean; to Hamhe gave: i ssayr ta /Syr la , Arab lae nr t Af r l i ea and to Japhet the rest c f ; \s ia beyond the 'uphra tes , to8ether v 'u r l u - a IAurope to Gad.esCaaIz ( iaphet had L5 scns to d ' i v lde gurcpe eno par t o f i rs ia)


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an id ,o l . The ban ished Bi th had"a Cauehter Ceasa l r . The i r i do t t c ld / f c re tthen tc b i t l l d sh ip for de luge as wel l bu t d iX not g lve the exact date , Ceahad.a co lony of f i f ty : i ' rcr .en and" i r ree nen- f r i ends named. ad.hraand.Fintan, ,her dad Bi th rak lng up the th i rd inale. The i r boat s r i r v i ved the f lood/ae luela ld. ing near Bant ry , eounty Cork ln I re land today. l ,aChra tock r ,vomena1va lann r r r i *h 16 other wonen to p lace he nanec Arc- tadhra whare years la te r hee ! v r r 6 t v 4 9 1 4 I 9d ied hav ing f l - r s t funera l ever reccrded ln l re land. I i l oahts son B i th tookBar ran and 17 wonen. ceasa i r years a f te rwarc d ied" o f a broken hear t a t carCeasa l r cn banks of R. tver BoyLe ln Connaugh l r f re land. And the th l rd. n raLeFintan l l ved at Tear t F inta ln/ " ! ' in tanrs Grave ' r wi th remainder o f the t vonenf r . n n t h o q n ^r r ur : (Lr r r=v uo loay f ena les . A very l cng l i f e l ay ahead f o r F in tan , surv i v inf rcn 231+8 ,C, l vhen the f l ood/de luge end.edunt l l t he s l x th century o f theChr i s t i an era d . l spensat ion 586 A.D, to ta l age 293 l+years t L loah l i ved l /e ! ya f te r the de) .uge, be lng 950 b i r thd .ays .

0 lden records /chron lc les ex ls t l n l re l -and as p lace ca led. ogy-EIa/mosain { an i l I or 'A ccnt inuous cu l tu re f ronr ear l lest remote t lmes, }T l les lus ru le: r v s u l a v - s l l u tSpaln and.Por tugal ln L750 3 .C. and th ree of h is L j sons ru led . l l lbern ia/ I re-land/Og} ' -g la. l { l les lus ts )6 genera t ions f rom Adanron deta l l eC char ts fo rf lve thousanC surnasres used norru 1n Treland. . The f i rst par l iament ln thewcr lo began ln I re land L)L7 3 .C. t i l l LZS9A.D. Th is anc ien t par l i anent caFe ls Teamhrachof Tara nre t f i rs t of l i cvernber tc make laws: re f or ra abuses, rv i se genea log ies for a l l c lans and chrcn lc le a l l events o f the day ( t l ocha idre lgned as }c lng L3L7 B.C. r ,vhenels Teanrhrachof Tara in i t la ted) . L r i i l es iusson I r gavs I re land the namecur ren t l y used.


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events ( t i ie FOi iP.' fASTERSnt i t le nuch of the anc ien t manuscr lp ts - add ingthat Ceasa i r r s hear t b roke when husband. l conscr t F ln tan , becon lng alarm.ed,prospect le f t ln h ls charge upon fa ther - in -Iaw Bi thts d .ea th to care for w lBa lva wi th 33 han&ta idens, d .eser ted /abanconed..uty as head of la rge fan i l y rn tanr t as word .end ings in Br i ta ln ye t honor F in tan) , And more esoter i ca enL lgh tens that monarch i ' I i les iusrs wi fe Scot la g ives name or Scot land. ; she wd 'aughter o f Pharaoho A re t inue of nobl -e ladies set t led. wi th Scot ia , es taUincr q rnmai t tsnaken order, /cul t vr i r .ose mblen synbol ized. the polscnous ad.d.eused. on headp lece Pharaon lc crown: thts female order worsh lpped Egypt fan eolas t ing t i l l Sa ln t Pat r l ck drove the ' r snakes l t ou t o f I re lanc (not l i t e ra ls l i ther ing serpents but ac tua l l - y the females /w it ches observ i .ng Is i s /OsLr i sr i tuals) t tsook IRISH FEDIGP.SSSolumes I, I f & I I I by gtgar t detal l - puch ls lgh t fu ) - e labora t ions about cause-and-e f fec t h ls tor lc events f rom beg inn ingrecorded t imel lne.

The h ls to r l c Babe l a t Sh lnar (Gen ises 11:6) revea ls charac ter s tud .y o ft rehovah. The huge br i ck tower cons t ruc ted . 140 years a f te r the f lood/de luge2"Ag B.c. by Klng l i l lmrod had a splral stal rcase l^r i -nClng pward, , around,-andaround. , the outsld.e sinl lar tc a serpent rvrapped onto i ts prey" hrrpose forthe taLl tower ing skyscraper, besld.es to nake a nasterbul ld.or name for thense lves to reach the heavens, l / ' ras o possegs a c i tade l as safeguard aga ins tfuture f lood.s to have a haven hlgh above r i .s lng vraters. l , I lmrod.conmlsslonethe und.er taklng alcng rvl th hls wl fe/nother Semlram. ls ( they had ido} to Baalas yet to dev lse Tgypt tan 0s l r i s / I s ls cu l t / re l ig lon , caus lng Yahweh/Je i iovato take act lon) " The ange ls car r ieC out i ns t ruc t lons per usua l , Jehovah


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observed ' , sa ; ' i ng tha t noth iag const ra lned or to c lasp t igh t l y f r cn Sh inarstate which workroen uaagined. lval ry to Cslest ial c j . ty or l r \ lcyeon honelancwou ld ' be a l lovred" o ex j - s t . Atmlghty Jehovah d i rec ted resuLtant ccn found.efused ' unc 'e rs tand ing of each laborer , j u rnb led .speech lnto Tz languages 1n-ned. iately (no longer the Scythian worLd.- r r r id.er iginal tongue the only verbaexpress ton) . The nother -o f -a l l - voca l - sound.s becane broken lnto j 16 l+2 la lepresent l y known as GcCrs greates t d . i spers ion ever , Jehovahrs d lscontent /en65r levanceCiC not per r , i t what had not been a lven ly d .es lgned. head-of - t jne fh is ch i ld ren to be bu iL t d f te r aI I , for Yahr , , rehs a t t Jea lous t t goi t accord lnto h i s o 'nn adml t ted words as 81I ange ls a t tes t f rom | t fa l l en-ones ' ! bat t le-weanarchy t lmely d.urat lon ln Alcyeon parad. ise caused by 1,1I t r th/Baal-Zebub, TJea lousy expressed most loquae lous ly /windy /dressed-up- thoughts in to a vogtsargot sYr tax : ( t ) Deuteronomy t2 :L6 t ' . . oprovoked Jehoveh to Jea lousy tha

(2) FsaLns 78:58l e d . t o a n g e r . . o t t

t r . . . rcoveC him to Jea lousy r ry l th gravenl m a g e s . . . t f

t ? . . .1n the f l re o f my Jea lousy I havespoken. . ,

LO 2L-22 tto oprovoke lord to Jeal-ousy attab le o f dev l l s , . . n

( 3) EzekteL S6z5-6

(4) f Cor in th lans

(5 \ I f Cor in th lans 11: l -2 r l . . .Lord. God says t ye bear witha l l t t le ln my foLLy/a l i t t1ef oo l l s l tness . . . n

rrFor I an Jealous over ycu wlthgod ly Jea) .ousy , f o r f haveespoused 5/o1 l. .os chaste" . . f?

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The chaste ange ls fur ther oversav , i l ha t was fcretc ld des t iny concern ingthe chosen- fev t peop le . \ l ex t d i v ine ln tervent ion l l f e t lme gu ldance centeredupon Abraro /Abraham, on cf fe rah , born ln ur o f cha ldees near R iver TuphraAbram ved Sara i / sarah. Si : .ea t end.o f l i fe ls bur led at ' f . , I aohpe1ahcave 1nI lebrcn. Abraham at age lJ wi t l t household. and nephevrLot sent tc rgypt byange ls d 'u r ing fan ine : a I I return wea l thy f ro ra Sgypt to Bethe l . Trage4y st ruLot who ls inpr i soned at Sodom, bu t unc le Abrarn negot ia tes f reed.oman4 res trat lon of r i ches . lo t endures hardsh ips unt i l $odcm and Gcmorrah propheeybr imstone/su lphur rocks-and- f l re f rom heaven to des t roy a11 s inners / reprobaaa ' r * r ^ f ?^ t bes ieges Godr ange ls to spare c i t i es i f 10 honest /good c l t l zeU r I u P t / . I J \ r lcan be found. , ye t no t one honorab le sou l can be ccunted. . Lo t and h ls broodnrust f lee the r ryrath ron the heavens raining f iery rocks rvl th st lpul -at ion nto look back a t the ho locaust " I lor^ rever ,Lot rs ur l fe lg l3 B.C. era canr t restempta t lon to peak at the d i sas ter : she tu rns in to a p l l l a r -o f - sa l t exac t1ywarned (nod.ern tour ls ts observe sa l t fo rned fuoages bound,cn the p la lns neathe dua l s ln fu l c l t l es ts ru lns even nov l ) l ,o t went to Zoaro Abrahan remalln the hl ther land. ' ,v i th hls vast herd.s"

Abraham.ece lves a renewed promise f ronr th ree nessengers . /ange ls (Genes18:1-16) . Abrahan d ies at age L75 anC bur led next to Sarah ln cave a t Hebrby scn Isaac.

I saac , on ly he i r , had been of fe reC as a b lood sacr i f i ee on a l ta r toYah leh because Abraham hought L r ' rd , l ehovah v ished iha t sacr i f i c ia l depr l va-t l on . 3r - r t h i s connandedd ic ta te rvas a god. l y ruse, a tes ted fa i th fo r . f l a t; rbra i ran of h i s he i r .o rcn lsed ear l i e r by Goc l c found. na t lon : Jud.ea/ I s rae l(Abrahan feared. GcCYcd-he-rrav-hen/EIoah=El-ohi - rnore than pr ide of blooCI inecont inu lng) . I saac begat a i l es t ine dr i ven scn Jacob lvhcse tw ln ' , vas Essau"


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Essau, twin to Jacob/ fs rae l , was born Lf ia BoC. Lost h is b i r thr ight bt r i ckery to Jacob. I ventua l l y the bro thers reconc i l i a t l on brcught ccntentt c both . Tssau had a son Zara f r rho had a daughter Lar ta" .0 .g rea t story- tevras lar te vrhenvred to King Daedanres roy Ci ty-state about al - l the folk lorecharac ter l za t ion / fea tur ing her fanr i l y l - i f e exper iences wl th Jehovaht ang

AngeLs gu lded a1-1maJor events fo r the nomadic sent i tes , Jacob becanblessed son of the d.eser t rarasteland.ndeed. Jaccbt s dream,sencountered. thheaven ly ange ls . The ange ls on lad .der (Genesis 28:12-18) g ive a rundowr l p lanat ion about the i ls tone-of -Beth-e ln onwhlch Jacob poured o i l as an al tarThe ?rstone-of -Beth-e l t t becam,e favor l te re l lc tha t descend.ants ar r ied a l lover thel r t ravels . The cher i shed souven l r was at leas t th ree fee t long btwo feet tq ide , no t easy to t ranspor t fa r and rv id.e ravel lng dest lna t ions othe hundreds of years , Th ls adored.menorab l l l a l vas an esteened keepsake af h a r t n t r o ' l h n r re:re r {JJc,r*vusohold. good.sr so much so r that lTebuchadnezzar It s lnvaslon lntJerusa lem caused.Pr incess Tanar Teph i , daughter o f Zedek lah 586 B.C. , f1edtak ing the s tone a long w l th hundreds of her guards . Tea Tepht r ,ved ocha ldpr lnce of I reJ-and, r ,vhere he keepsake becarne ts tone-o f -scone ' t / coronatLon rothat aII nonarchs sat upon to be crovrned. lng of the land. In 5L) A.D. Feldore, k lng of Argy117snatc l red the heavy s tone-o f -Beth-e1; but a tuss le /scu fbroke ihe cunbersomear t l fact ln ha l f : t he por t l -on rena in lng ln f re land beknovrnas the Blarney Stone vrhl le the part worn d"onnby rubbed.use retained sovere ign customary seat (a l l th ls in fo by Tot ten and Fe i lden in book EIKLG-i', i :AL0GY y Slr Anthony ',tragner)" Thls precious bedrock of lnrnenorial antlqu l t y res ts in Scot land. , hav lng been in T"ondonr ng1and.as ' , re l l o Ange ls sa


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s t i l t safe-guarc ingd.escendantsn the Angro-Saxcnhrone j .n our t ine.Angels ur ther carr ied.not ice of karnnan dreans o lnforn Jacob eneof h is l l f e t L47 years long ' The a t l -n lgh t rvrest l lng s t rugg le /per loc-spe l lrenewal o f Abraha&. ts p romise f ron God t rehovah s to ld p la ln l y Genes is )?zZScne h is to ry buf f s c la in st rongly Broven that t r ,s tone-of -Scone, , /B larneyStont ru ly l s the s toney-headp iece/p l l l a r Jacob s lep t upon whi le dreami ly v*est lthe a l l -n igh ter bout l Three theo log ians hoId . great b lb l l ca I chrono logy eveB.C 3: . es t i l cab le author i t y :

( t ) Archb lshop JaraesUsser L1BL-L556 A,D.(2 ) August lne Calnet 167?-17 7 A .Do() l " l i l l l ian Hates L77} -LBZI A.D,

Usser and CaImet s tay neck-and-neck , cLose ly less than a century apar t' , t /hennot the sam.e ated erao But Ha1es var les hls Cata f lnding wet l over acentury dl f ferent f ron the o ther texts . Scme pub l l shed Bib les have a l l thethree re l l e : i cn l s ts l l s ted d.a tes ln co lunneC char ts , t l ne f rane conven len t cpar i sor l so Archae log lcaJ- d lgs present l y hetp a l loca te p tace/ loca t ion to t i i l esche,nat i cs" But above a l l , iac ob prov ides one cf the bes t exac t land narkanchors I l , ' fa ln ly , h ls ; r cuneest scn Joseph b orn L7b5 B.C. s tab l ] -Lzes h ls t lmetab le , be ing so ld . in to s lavery"

Joseph at age L7, coat -o f -many-co lo rs s tc ry , so lo in to fac t - recorded.Egypt ian s lavery L728 3.C. * I tC by 1708 B.C. made governor o f l , l r rper ia l Egyp?he Hykos/shepherd k ings a lL ied to Joseph through the i r sen l t l c or ig ins, pareason f or bond. ing rus t . Joseph d ied age l l -0 , f689 B.C, The great -house/pharaoh m,onarchs e5rained. ule out of Thebes. The newly restored king/phara


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Tutnoses f /Tut - rno-ses L55 l+ -LUgb .C. (a l so ca11ed. hothmes, /Tahutnes)knevrthe I febrev i sen l tes , only feared the i r p ropagat ing great l y beyond loca l popIa t ton ra t lo tha t was chang lng the soc ie ta l / re l i g ious one-god.be l le fs . Th0sl rus/ f sus tenp les , , ra in l y Anrmon r ies thood that pharaoh was pr inc ipa l gopr ies t , wanted.no cornpet i t i on"

0si rus/Amnon pr lest ly rel lg ion or iginated. vr i th Aeg,vptus, son of l . . l i ; . r r2098 B.C. td imrcd lvas nurd.ered/ t< i l1ed in bat t le a t age z i } t h ls bcdy was haf . n n i o n a c h t ru( , v t . ;uvD u.vDanaus ( reputed. bro ther to l l imrod or a son on sone ci rar ts , ;v i thSemiranls a l 'amysbe lng I i s ted , as wi fe o f Kush/Cush, thus ly , no ther / ,wi fe o fi ' i inrod ' ) " A I I l l tmrodrs bod.ypar ts were s t rown across the deser t p la ins . Buthe ncther /" ,ni fe Senirarols gatherec-up each f lesiy por t Lon/ t ragner: t , scr t - iLn to exact p lace a l l aspects except the los t sex organ/g lans ure tha prepuceA suhst i tu te Teproduc l -on, / repl ica t fa cerved out o f s to: ie then Ia id i ; r toproper p lace ( t f r i s ac t ion , /deed la ter led to pha l l l c lvors l r ip cu l t s r ,v i th cod-p lece, /phat lus lnto d t ldo proCuct ion / ; ranufac ture) , , , , i i fe-nother Semi ran ls hefrequent mexior lals to b: loved i \ lmroC that anon/eer long a nelv rel ig ion bud.fo r th naned Osi r ls / Is ls observed th roughout Egypt tha t son Aegyptus . /Eg.yp tunand.a ted / fos tered in honor o f h l s dad (Danaus contkuedf t l i a l k l l I ing: hLsdaughters, Danaldes, sJ-ew helr husbands on lved.Cing tght , r , r r i thexcept loni l ypernnest ra who spared.husband Lynceus; th ls s laughter lng spor t / f ro t lc hadstatuary l1fe-s ized Harpocra tes posed qu le tus suggest ing secre t i ve ly r ,y l th hind .ex f lnger upon h ls pursed I lpsr . ) " Danaus led to Argos where hls tomb ushown by Pausan ias in 150 A.D" Rel lg i cus d . i f f e rences esca la ted . : an t lpa thy /rancor henceforwarr l , resul t ing in aLl - d.escend.ants f Shem shunning Haror of fspr lng as ev l l d .oers . Bad b lood. fee l i ngs kept them apar t f , IoraI IVr soc ia l l f


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even though t raeobrs k1n once he ld t l t l e duke a ;nong he god.proc la i r ced nob l ll t rob le reared. 1, loses ; lo dels one more exem.plarya lnanac record keep lng

oa lend.ar -o f events be lng nuch ear l i e r than Raneses 1300 BoC. re ign, I ' l osesthe bulrushes sed.geboat f ound. I ing eplsode '* l lasad.opted.by the pr incess ro.vof the d"ynasty XVII I lharaotr , /ktng Tutmoses I received his resul tant / fated. nhioses from the very Thebian enemy monarch he f led" . Consequent ly, I lebrewsf l l oo lno r 'nm ennr l t y Egypt happened.200 years ear l l e r than genera l l y accepte1300 8.C. , t ru thfu l ty nc t res t ra ined l+85 .per annu inaccepted dogma. l io f lgnamed., ' l toses orn L57L B.C. proves tc be the fo reorde ined. I {ebrevrsa lva t lon :r tBurning Bush" journey 1[9]- B,C tc F.ed.SeaAi .eedSea Ll+85B.C. Af ter ' .mrt lswand,er lngvr i - th f iery c loud by n lgh t , 37 add i t i ona l year l y seasons on the hod.eser t sand.s dur lng whlch Godrs gi f ted manna/food,appeared on d.eviy lains/s teppe l -oess sol l led to two tab le ts carved- ln -s tone d. ic tated. to Moses pr loto L45I B.C. d ,ea th , The ange ls l vere kept ext re:nely busy de l i ver ing the ho lword to the front ler set t lenents lnto the promlsed. 1and. , /Can88r lo he gevenarchange ls a l l uded. prec lse ty compr i se the maJor work force on ear th l y p l ,a in

( I ) T, f lc ael , nost of ton ref erenced vr l th Gabr e1. But lufchaells great l y ln d .enand.or Dan le l l n L lon ts len.

(2) Gabr le l even appears in Koran/Quran as messenger oL,luhanraad.an/'Ioharnrnedanegira A 'D. 622"

(3) . ; -erenie l - b r lngs bLess ings in d i - sgu lse to nor ta ls .(4 ) ?ha l t l e t de l i vers nessenges pr lnar l l y "( 5 ) p .aphae l protects mcr ta l s f rom harm and.d .es t ruc lon.(6 ) LTr ie I g i ves tcurgu ldes in to Godts far p laces"(7) Baa l -zebub is nourca l led satan as fa l l en aage l pr ince onee

favor i te i n a l I heaven/ l tLcYoner


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Angel Ad.d.end.un: The archangel Hebrew nasres nean: i , i ichaeL f l rvho is l ike uGodt l i e ren ie l - sGodrs reward. r t ; Pha l t ie l ' ? Iov ing God. /overo f God. t ' ;Raphae l t tGod.has hea led . r r ; U r i e l t t l i gh t o f God"Baal -Zebub ' fg l f t o f sp lend . i d pr ! -nce. r f

Gabr lel means ?rGodrs l fanf t l {ebralc ld. l -onr nd is the angel inost of toca l led . upon to no t i f y nor ta l s about future events . .AndGabr let wl l l announce/herelo end.-of-C.ays t lner blows hlshorn , toots the las t seconds countdo- ,maf te r 1000 years opeace on earth when Lamb Lles down wlth l lon unhurt .

A l t these archange ls are heaven ly lnd iv ldua l s ta rs t ravers ing the n ighsky l i ne ccnf igura ted cons te l l a t l ons be fore con lng d .own/be ing sent ear th d .u ty .

Each seven archange ls vr l l l b lov ' l horns , a la r r ' ' s t s /announc ing run:pets ,of f lc lat ing unison at end. of vror ld" .

B lb le prophecy /ange ls cont lnu l t y showcasesGod. r charac ter and. probesthenatlc unchanglng huruan nature.


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APOCRYPiIAT,OoKSAI.TD'rrSTrcAr cAt{oN/C0D3X, rVordBlble means r[he Booksrn Greek d.er ivat lon: rr ta bibl la ta haglarr

(Septuag ln t , c l r ca Z8o B.C. ) , fu t l - o f s tar -d. r iven d.or r rm- to-ear th rchange ls rsd l rec t lons . The resource rnenuscr lp ts record. /s tate mants ldea about the propchgrch governance and how to seek swi l l -of -Godn abtdlng/conpl" lance, /harrcony,plus the grai lual unfold. lng dlvlne purposeo Red.empt lon-of-humani ty ls t rehovofferlng 1vhleh probes human nature that never ohanges ln the OId Testament oNew Testament Books.

The oLd Testanent lseptuagint has great m.vst ic proven author l t5t becausethls Greek-speaklng verslon used today ln Greece tvas d. l rect ly t ranslated- f romHebrew upon patronage by Egypt lan Pharaoh PtoLeny II reign 285-2L7 B.C. forfamed Alexand-r ian T, lbrary blbl - lography Serapeue rol- Is col -Lect ion, nunber ingover 490r90o ( Iater a mt l l lon scro l l s at the schoo l - 691-A.D. where an I f :SMaeonld.esparchnent 850 BoCo and an 99:sg9J 8OOB"C. were catal -ogued). fhlsSeptuaglnt BlbLe was f inished. work Ln ?? days by ?O transLatorso Every oLdTestament t rans la t ion is a myst i ca l co l l -ec t ion of poet ry /p rose, h is to ry ,

genogies, l -egends, Iaw, bal lad.s, sermons and. noral phi losoph5r" Even AlniehtyJ,orcl rs personal specir tc/homebody used noni .na is reveared: * I laneforesh'r alowith Jehovah/I H v slYahweho The boLy first part rrHaa'rmeaning warn/fr iend'lywas added rast three I 'et ters to Abram into Abra@' glvlng a mortal - del f ied'chosen nami-ng ights (Genesis L?r5) and nentioned. book KABBAT,&E: EE Iu[Y 0FTHE Jgt[ISH MYSTIC' pages 57, 62 and 95"


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The New Testan 'en tde ic t i c de! f i ca t ion myst i c i smbas i ts theme/ found"a t i

abeg lnn ingofnewre] . i g lousnovenent fo ra l l ear th l ypeop l -es 'Chr i s t l an i t yarose out of t rudalsn but soon separated. , leaving the trewswith thetr Kabbalacabala=cabbalah ancient scroLled' bel lefs ' fhe Euro'peanBlbl -e compr ises onlypersonar ret ters lnto books that now Just four l lmi ted. blographles of t resusyet banned.books reveal much personal lnsight ' A total t lventy-one Let terswr i t ten to seven chtrches plus one apocaLypse/Revel-at ions book ful l ' of v is lonpropbecy/ forebod"tng, Ar-r these aspects foeus on chr lst ran enterprrse spreathe word,wor ld.-wid.e, der ive Greel t language Scr iptures or iglnal ly preserved"

$cr ipture d.evelope6 lnto canon/bibl -e f orn af ter decades d' iscusslng whaactual ly was spoken by Jesus, the son-o f -god ccncept even up for d 'ebate ' YeJesusrs word.snever got reoorded, not one syr-r .abre: no d" i rect quotat ions exin any b ib l - l ca l t ransra t lons . consequentLy , the ear l y f l r s t century anno

domlnt A. D. leaders/ulshops ad.d.ressed.oncern s/pr obrens buird' ingnembershlp

anong naJor i ty pagan society. A rand.mark arget centered on DecemberzL sowhich was Druid pr ies t fes t i vars so Jesusrs bl r thday decrared 'near tha t da t25Decembar ra ther thant ru th fu l t rune, | "PaganDru idsce lebra tedbothre l ! -g ious r i tes t i l l - f i na lLy only the b ishops wete le f t te l l lng who wBScorrect 'The real bi r th d.ate becamenlred asong forgot ten rore and bur ied' nanuscr lptsTruth becameexact ly what the chr-r rch athers said. i t was to the l r r i teratefo l l owers .Rar l i es t id ,ea forabook-o f -Le t te rs tosevenchurchescamef romL{arc ion born 100 A.D" in Pontus on Black Sea coast l l ne (As1a m' inor ) '

l , {arcion owned }50 A'D' shipping nagnate industry por t -of-cal l - docksf o

wheeL-of_canaansirkroad. caravans and spice trade nerchand" ise Jewish narkct


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brought f rom wear- thyEast /near sast exot lc goods, Marclon gained. nuch at ten-tion belng a prominent/moncye&. radesrrsrr. His nr.uoerous olrowers resurted inwant ing /need, inga c lear -cu t ccncept s ta t ing prec tse ly vrhat chr is t ian l ty s toodfor (Jus t as Jevrshe ld Scro l - Is to show oLd Testanent word ' o f God) ' I t {arc ionrregacy resur ted rn an idea/purpose to insp l re someone o estabr i sh a un i f l edcanon/book of scr lp tu res , even though he ber leved onry apostLe Paur rs ret tersto be god. lY .

Aposta l l c ] -e t te rsgradua l . I ybecameco l ] .ec ted in to f l l esusedto teachCot r -ver ts . I {anyargumentsresu l ted 'over l vhatv , rasgospe l .0 r lgenAdament lusLSS-251+ .D. taught ca techet l ca l sohoo l t t l l 232 L 'D ' H ls keen Greek ph i losophyembraced.Greclan metaphysLcs/ indepth hldc.en wr i t lngs from banned books' af f ln-i ty wi th Gnost i c and.pLators theor les : God is one cont ras ted . to the mani ford0rrgen rnfruenced. many l t lnerant preachersr par t icurar ly Theologlan Ar ius'

Ar iand 'oc t r i nehadgreatpopu lar i t y fo rcentur ies :anoutgrowthofNeo-pratonrst / rnani ford.=dtversi ty, Gnost ics an. rastry the rnf ruent iar ' r igen Ad'aant lus. Ar ius born 256-336 A.D. Libya served' as hlghly pralsed' Anexand'r lantheor_ogran. The wer-r - r rked Ar ius had an alry Eusebuls-of-caesarea/NeconrediThls Euseburs pamphlr r -of-caesarea/wecome. ia z6o-)bo A.D. becameBlshop ofN lcaeaT?5A.D.and, ] -ead 'e ro fsero i -Ar ianmodera tepo l i t i ca}par ty , regard 'ed .most 1earnfd of alL church lead'ers ' I lowever ' opposl t ion from Jealous Bishop

Athanaslus 2g)_)7) A.D. resul ted. in ostrac!zed' membershiponBlbr-e book deci

lng counc i l a t N icaear Yet Emperor va lens years la te r ex i l ed power grabb lngAthanas ius . } . {eanwhi le ,anotherenperorConstant lneofByzant iunneedednoreorder /un i t y in rer ig ion to win r ryars ,ge t t i ng reerur ts f rom chr is t ian c i t l zengaoh rer ig ious group bat t l ed every p ious netghbor , c rash ing id"eas/ t radl t lons


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The whore Eastern enplre randscape vras a diversr ty of ld"ears/ ideas ful l " ofnr lxed rel ig ious cul tures/peoples "

rdeas had beconrepopurar neans to win scclar bat i l -es/custons/ t radt t lons. /eye- f or-buslness. Ani [ em.peror onstant ine r- the-great z7z-)37 A.D' exernpl l f la naJor ru le r ranpant wl th ldeas /schemes- to -hus t re /agenda- to -exptort . Hlssanct imonrous nother vias Her-ena,d.aughter of Br t t lsh Klng core, f i rst chr ist lamonarch rn hrstoryn pr-us being the Joyous nmerry-ore-sourr t d ' l t ty ceLebr l ty"

constant lner s d.ad. as chrorus, son of Khosrow/chosrousrr reign 280-28L on

persra/?ar thra throne that had incruc.ed at- infamous ?ersran rure.rs: xerxes,Dar ius, pharaohs and even . [ rexander- the-Great of l t4aced.onlaoEmperor constantwas car_r_ed rrvlng go. r-n persla, Els astute word was absolute d. ivrne rrghtIaw" Indeed. ,ascr ! ' p tu ra ] -boo}co fsor ts resu] . teduponh lsconrnand.a f te r2Soctober 312 A.D. Al l f l f ty veLlun/ ' leatb'er bound' copi 'es hand. vrr l t ten of courcl rcurated anong lnportant bishops, but arr d.upr lcates becamer-ost to poster

The los tcod.exoop lesnatura l l y resu l - ted ' l nye tanotherCounc i lo fN leaeain Turkey 325A.D. Three hunc.redand. eighteen bishops net , professlng d'oxoasthe l ra imoPra ls ing the lord . Ied toargunentsamong jea louszea lo ts :Atb.anaslus agalnst Eusebuls, /Ar lus anc. everything they ber leved' , being eventud.ecrared. cur t /heresy (yet Ar ianrsn surv i ved. very forcefur t i rL 580 A'D' anlyel -L nto modern era Unl tar ian Church bel iefs/pract lces)o Tire maior l - ty patr

mony bishops prevai led. over the diverse groups' Cul t IabeI d' isnayed"/subd'uthe mrnor i t les lnto abeyance/rnact ive status" The term orthod'oxy appl led" tothe books/ l -et ters chosen canon/scr ipture gospelo controversy cont inued' nucto resur . t ing ba. hearth that kl r led severar r -eaders- years passed'unt i r )6L

when Ju] .1an-the.apostate, a pagan, tolerated. al l chr ist iangroups for three


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] . o [g i l f u l l - ca lend.ar -cyc les l | tonoava l l ;a l l e f fo r t sunpro f l tab leproceed ' lngs .Fusses/quarrers/content ions so d. isputatrous that blshops appolnted' an eccteslas t i car negat lon r rpolemicsf rb ranch-o f - theorogy to set t re the of f i c la l d" ic tateNo set t rement /agreement resur - ted unt i r 3gr . A.D. counc i r o f cons tant inopre d"ecLared orthod'ox/hlorachy rul -e took precedent ( t t re connl t tee leaders outwai tedtherr opposltlon) " The Ronan church prevalled" und.er the sembrance,/gu!-se c-cept ing Apost le r s creed. , a shor t confessLon used ' in bapt l smal serv i ces ' The

Vulgate Bible soon appeared ln Lat in 'The r,atln blbl,e was the onl-y hand, vlr ltten gospel tlrat ehurch fathers har ip_servroe to te*- vast unr .et terea/ i t r r terate par lshoners what the vrord oftrury sar.ar. l0ass produced. ?rbooks, were hand copred. inwhlch soribes assembr-into a large roon whers a monk reacl a]-oud. rom vurgate serolrs to the centurhundred. coplers at a sl t t lng/scr ivener servlce busrness actuaLl-y (pronunclat ivarre. , naklng sper-r" ingguess work) , . The handwr i t ten pages sonet imes coul-dpressed by rubblng rnur t lpr-e row quar. l ty carbonlzed. coples before the pr lnt lngpressr ro Ll t tLe Job. The t lme consumlng ask had been ant i c lpa ted by thecouncir bishops: pl_austbte excuse given f or excr-ud. lngnu^erous popurar gospebooks slnce the pubLlc al read.y knerv he story r lner rat lonar ized' the robed'Iead 'e rs .The le f t -ou tbooksgenera l . l y te rmed.apocrypha/spur ious / r t c t l t l ousnumber four teen:

( I ) I3sd . ras(nanuser ip tsecondcent r r r yB.C. )descr ibesrebu l ld ingofthe TemPIe.

(2 ) I I Esd. rasrevea ls v i s lons ascr ibed ' to Ezra '(3 )Add. i t i ons toBookofEster ( rooB.C. inEgypt ) ln te res t ingdeta l l s

no t in canon coPies"


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3L/7TI{EOGO}IY/TaYIor(4) Book of wlsd.on (soroet imes cal led. Wlsd.om f solonon) wr l t ten

IrO A.D. te1ls Jews to m.alntaln thelr faltb.(5) l t f i l sClonf $ i raoh (second century B 'C ' ) ls a book o f prover

wr l t ten in Hebrew"(6) Baruch (70 A.D, wr l t lng) ls a re l l g lous lnterpretat lon of

destruct lon of Jerusa1em by the Ronans (Josephus vrrotemuch about eEr l - ler era) '

(? }Songof theThreeChi ld ren ,1 .6SB'c"dated)exFnd.s thestory of Danlel ln the f iery furnace'

(8) H ls to ry o f Susanna fOO B.C. tex t ) te l " l ' s about fa l -se wi tneln Youth of DanleL'

(9 ) BeI and. he Dragon (about lO0 ' B.C. ) revea ls a r rserpent -gop lay lng t r l cksonpr les tsaSadetec t l ves tory .

( I0) prayer o f Manasses second.century B.C. ) exp la ins pen l tencof a wlcked' king'

( I1 ) Tob l t (about 200 B.C. ) ' nar rates an ld 'ea l Jew be ing car r lecapt lve to Nlneveh, Assyr la/gaUylon, befr iend'ed by anRaPhaeL.

( I2) Jud i th (about 63 B.C. ) t ls a beaut i fu l young widowrs courf ron bes leg ing AssYr 'ans '

(13,' ' .::;: ':::,:::T:"::j,11*,.'ords hlstorvof revortof


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( IL) I I Maocabees earLy ln f i r s t eentury B.C' ) l {o t a cont inuat lof I lviaccabbesbut another account of struggle fron thevlewpoint of the ?har isees. Jud'asMaocabeusd'efeats Kln

. Ant lochus anct restorat lon of the Tenple"These, ,od.d.s-and.-endst t /J-eavlngs/spareef t -over books reveal much detal le

perceptlon today as wel-I as further d.lscernment about those ornltt lng thetex tso Need for an eas ler copy sys tem'necess i ta ted ' the pr int ing press tech-noLogy to prarse God ln ar,r thlngs publrc supernal- d.ecr-arat lons/pronounceme


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COr/'llllAtTT F.ITD - L{TIY, I,IT:\}]Y, LITTJRGY S:CI]I"AR SSRT/fCTS

Pr j .n t i ng press acvent pra ised God: t l n igh ty i n a I I pub l i c neet i rgseas ier than the o lden days t cwn-cr ie r doxo logy ; :net r ica l Laudab le vo iced.fo rmula beg inn lng ' r? ra i se God f rcm - ' l i homa l l th ings f low. . . , ' r The t tbannst t^? imnan, l i no ys6dd ingswere s t i i l pos ted on pub l i c b i l l boards an iCst the ccmnon-green t cum square . Pr in ted i r i o rd soon beeane respected t ru th , ex to1Led,as i f carved- in -s tone gospe l i t se l f . Tng land.got i ts f i r s t p r in t i ng pressLl+7 A D.

Wi l l ianr Caxtcn pr in ted . a t i ' festmln is ter I a r t l earned f ron F land.ers .B ib les were the best se l l e rs , r i gh t away, be ing the f i r s t works put in toIet ter press pr int . Ccngoasushe l i . t ha t God now oi rected every moment o fan ind iv ioua l f s fa ied . l i fe . Jehovah a: rd.h j -s enCless ange ls Cef i : r l t e l y watceach exact seconc l , ngrk j -ng nc, r ta l ear ih ly t i ne , nak ing a l is t t c be read ont t udgen:ent Cayt t when the wor ldly sinner borred. ead before l {ea'renr Gaies tol' ' ti ne" hel l s f tno ' l t r r - Th4 nr in ted b ib l i ca l harncny tc Id . us-sc ' , vasthe readi -. L : J ' : - r i ' , I l g l i r l ? ! ! u / a l .nr rh r n i nsn i r , ed god l y Iesson g leaned" f rcm the read ing -a f t e r - i e - read ing they q v t + v r r r s l , * 4scr ip tu res . fne g leanab le t id-b i ts gathered intc d. j -ve: 'se e l ig ios i ty ideas /id .ea ls unt i l ?u : i tan ism budd.eo cr th f rcm the pr inted. page. . \ l I t -h is perso


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a l - i zed b ib l r cs l ave i l ab i l l t y ccp i?s cnangeo cancn rcbeC I -adersh ip t c thehc : , rebcdy r l gh t I y f i : es ide ;e rs -cec ' u i ve d i scuss i cns : to pore -cv? r o r f l i p -t i r cugh the fan i l y S ic ie i rhen prcv ing a po in t . Tne pr l n ted wcrc fo :everchanged 3i ' i ta in .

?he f i rs i S r i t l sh B ib le ' ' I resJchn ,Jyc l i f fe rend .e r i ng . Nex t , i i r as Tyn ,1a' r " ' n ri ne f rnm l {eb re i v and Greek tex ts , p roduced . a i 'TewTes tament in L525 .r v A ^ r 4 ^ r oCranraerby 1540 prod.uced.he "great f i r s t comple te B ib Ier ?Ias Civ id"ed intor /erses rather than one long; paragraph throughout the book. t t Ti te R.omanCathol ic Douay vers ion f rom the Lat in Vu lga te L582 1/vas r in ted. in Dour ie ,France: a lso ca l led Rhe ims/Douay. The Yu lga te-Douay ed i t i on he ld great s lmbecause scho lar l y Jeromo had cbnt r : -bu ted t rans la t ions Cur ing o lC Counc i l o fxT ineod ic r r ro t i ons ( i e ronre , a Jer r , w .ag a in teC by the ?ope for ex t ra pres t iger 4 v q v u - e ! q ] r v -Then , 16 l I K ing James Vers ion of the B i ' c le he lped s tab i l i ze t he ne t ' I E eg l i shlanguage grarrxnlorsenant ic s problens in general -agreement-c f - the-pecpJ-espeech .

E ng l i sh l anguage c f f i c ia l l y hao no s t i . tndards , on l y t ne sa feguard . i ngprov i so t r t he K lngt s ?ng l i sh r? when ques t i oned abou t ' , . rc rdusage nean1n .q . l lod i c t i cna ry ex i s t ed t i l l L755 . Geo f f e ry Chaucer ga ins c : : ed . i t w i t h v r r i t i ngd . i a r i es and . v igne t t es in t c t rave l t a l e s to r i es , cc :p le ted . e t dea th 1400 A.D3u t Godrs - ! r -n te i . wc rd . ove rshado i r red , i l o t he r t cp i c s ava - I ab le , sB t i -s fy inEf ho f r r l ' n r . rnnc inc ' mqn in nn end . The one- t rue God. f ehovahr s scn Jeshua l {a ra -! r : l ; I 4 a U * t I q b f r i e u u g + * . . vnashia- fu l l - rea l nameArama. ic anguager ye t ccnmcn ly cal led Jesus becarne hurgent desi re to l : a rn much more about a l l aspects of Ho ly Lands and I j - ves ob ib l i ca l persona l i t i es . ? r in t ned1a pub l i s t r i ng houses resul ted to raeet thed.azzl ing d.emand. Newspapers and. magazines, $anphLets became popular . Leaf le


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hanCcuts f lu t te red maior c i t y s t ree ts .l , iost popu lar handouts took famcus fcrn t r i th l ; iar t in Luther ref i rn leaf le

cn Gernan 3athedra l coor . Th is 15 f9 * .D. pro ies t c rea teC t l : .e Ref c rna t ion .?esu l t i ng ?rc tes tan t Church mcve i r l en t ev ived. the centur ias long suppressedangst /argur i rents/quar re l ing d isputes f rcn the i r r i -caeaCounci l s t i f l - ing tac t i csa n i ' t r r n h n { n o r z i p th a n r . i n t j n o n r r o q q - i D a < e l ' e v A t ' i n . t h e C O m n C n i , l a n t S V O i C e i n t\ - T t J 1 . r I J \ / l I v l - \ , E v ! u ! ^ L ' 2 y ! r r - v - r r e y L J a ra Ch: i s t i an marc i r i ng a r i oy f c rce . S ec i s by t he dczens i r t o h ' "ud . reds a ; : peare

Tach sc t / f ae t i on /new- re l i g i on i - rC iv iCua l l y had . i t s ov /n puh l : -shed bookT l ra nnor . n ' l r r s enccun te l s ancng sp l i n t e r S roups r l va leC the i l i : aea Cc ' rne i l ,l i f v Y q \ , r * r v s ea r r n a n l n ^ l n n r n ^ + ! r a l . ' i ' r A n ' 1 s e r i n n ' ' la e a d n n r s - ' n r r t n r : r v h o ' 1 d r n e n l V i n f h a a i { - ru ^ v = r v u I I L J r v r r g l e : L U 9 i . I i I I U U ! \ r D t r q P q l I a U U ( - l r J U J ' D , L U U I t \ r v v r r a 4 u v i J v r r r J r i l v L v Jp a r k s . g p e n a i r . d i s c u s s i o n s f u l l o f s p l t e f i l l e d t - n e w i - n d y c r o w d e d s p e a k e r se a ? s ( ? i b l e t o t i n g f c l k c a r r j - e d p r o o f u n C e r t i : e i r a r n : c r t h e i r c s n c i u s i o n s ) .T r r e r , - r n - r neo r y p h l c - e ' 1 s i o us i c e a l i i a s b e i n g i 4 l r i t t e n i n t o J o I d . f aced . t ype . n. 2 V V I ! i V . - l - V - ! V u ; i r v - v ; - - r v s :c i n r i nc . rhe i r c l y messaee beeame e nore p leasan t s t y l i zed . ae thod to sp re?d 'J ! ! f t s ) l r r f ) l r t v 4r {t h o rnrnr.dU l f - J ! t V * u a

Song books became sssent ia l t co l s sp read . i ng the C iv ine wcrd c f honc r tc3 i i t ras r .ed. tc the open park ' f l oaCed . p is to l ve rbage . r t A l i t t i ng chorus becathe sou l r s ambassa, ic rs . S ing ing the ho l y p r i n t ed word . verses i l l as dubbedt t fancS, r l ress c f pure-c f -hear t thcughts . ' r Song Ieaders and. i f tus ic d . i rec tc rsf j - l I ed the t ra in ing gap f c r songs ters ln cno i r s : qua l i t y ' v ' Io rsh ip se rv ieesi mnrnr rer l | ,Tea. t - ' t r r ? r ran the congrega t i on seng a long read . i ng t : ie nus lc f : c ra! U ! r v V C U e 4 \ r u u I J . - r Y \ r "t l :e pub l i sheC rel ig ious hyr : rns,confo i 'm ing tc the i r ne i , v a i th r a happy la i t ; r

chureh ccngregat ions conpeted for menbersh ip . Sach euLt / c - i i u rch c la inedkncwing the straight-and.-nar?ovl peth to glory- land' ' ?re' iest inet ion paetr l l |dwi thin the huinan thoughts cci lcerni -ng grdly plan +'o salvat ion' The roaa tohel l ums of sourse pavedr "" ' i th good' nteat ions'


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Jeho ' , rahr r r f f i t ten in ten t i cns avo id . ing heI l - f i re dannat ion became eaCi lkno. , r rno al l l l terate folk. 3ut the new-fangled pr inted. t ' , rcrdhad a viv id l i fc f - i ts-own ef fec t upon corunon i t izenry, l io one knew what any word . pr+c ise lneantS ' r l anguage-o f - the-day" usage re igned supreme (0gD/Oxfcrd.Sng l i sh Dic t -loggry, d id not appear t i l l 188/+ , 10 vo lumes no less) , S t ree t sernon izersspread cont inua l l y the ho ly word , sse: r t i a l l y insp i red repeateC prac t i ce coononft heard" bantered. about on the boardr , ' ralk/walk. ,vay/sid.e, , ' . raLk.ach i t inerantnora l i -zer wi t t i l y r vaved. r in teo bib le, thunp ing sacred.copy above heao h igh' i6 r .he e r . r io ' f i i : t ranrat ical ly to the breast bcne heart . Al l th is var ied.t l U r I vcred o=rt sror '=d"ogna-fi th ideotogy ' ,1/es s sured. d.est iny unquest i -cnably at workf rnm alm{r rht r r c rea tor Jehovahrs hand.yhook yg l ' f rcm Y I { I H tet ragammato- rTer^er :nnn 31 f r snnrv f n l k ' l n ro a1- r rn rn - lcn r rl i t any /ceremony / r i t ua l t rave tsed . heavei f C i - = U l / U t r t v a u 5 l l q r w v r v ! : L A v r vsent v ia c i r cu i t p reachers over the cc i i n t r ys id .e in to eaeh roadrnray f } tghgay/bway tyrcoug6f re/avenue /bculevard. /parkway. / turnplke /d. istant lane . Yet , unis cnd id . nc t ex i s t f cr the ho l -po l - Io1=genera l popu lace/masse 'svorsh lp eeremony:vague r i tua l renCi t i on=repet i t i on over l y s inp l i f l ed . fhus l . v , pub l i c s ray?acons is - r ,edof inproaptu sel f - ta lks r ,v : - thGod: gone was the ser ies o f invocat ioanr i q r rnn l ea t ions by a fancy-d .an leader (no o ld . F .ogat i cn Day l i ka the Fapa1u s f _ L / roroers or the Ang l i can Cathedra l ep iscopa l s ty l i - zed. serv i ces) . The rec LtaL/chant ref ra in was rep laced. wi th assor ted . brass band. nst ruments o Preachersy /ere a lso obv ious ly d . l v ine Iy ' r ca i l ed?r +.o he banner -spang le open ai r ser r r iseGcd. -Jehovahwas everywhere al l the t ime, a lways , access ib le on a noment rsnc t i ce for any-and-every personrs di ra neec. vor ld . over once saved by accept iJesusr grace out l ined wi th ln the pr in ted . scr ip tu res .

The pr i i : . t ne6 ia c rea ted . a new secu la r serv ice / :eL ig ious ord ' e r ca l l e6


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t he 1a c /anateu l==a: : th ly= tenpora l= e v le /c i -v I - I i i ' e -c i t i zens l l io / ecnmon- iea l i hr . r r ' ' l ( ' l a r . u f r r ' l g reenen t o f t he peop le ) . A layperscn c f ton he ld . nee i *ngs /set -I q ! v \ ! u r v r s 3v ices ins teaC o f c le rgJ=orC.a ined perscn in a re l i g ious order /s+n l -nary andse ld .onwore ves tment c er i ca l garb . i t {onast ic vows no Icngsr f ocused the CaTh,a lai t v c hcse e l l mat te rs qeemed npor tan t , ac ted . upon then ae:o :d i -ng toccngr?gat iona l need.ss ta ted . c lear l y by the assenb led Eroup/nembersh ip con-$rui tY=Sarmon' r

Congregat ions set the r i tua l cerenDnyAcay-of - r i tes prescr ibed. for thel i turg ica l rubr i cs . T i re authora t l ve ru le o f conCuct / rubr i cs l i turgy r i tua l=pub l i c -worsh ip=cerenon ia l=sacrament i vas comple teLy sa i l c t i f i eC. by ac t j - ve vc t inembers cf the congregat iona l l -a i ty (nevr ly bu i l t church s igns branc ished ' theword . rCongregat iona l ' r g lad Iy in the i r p r in ted nane i r l a te ) . SecuLa l serv l cesr r - r led re l ig ion as a pr in t ned ' i a legaey"

F.e l ig ious i : r in ted subject -nat ter topped. the publ - ic d .en lndrnore eacn yealad ies A id $cc ie ty /aux i l i a ry he lpers insde church groups requested news le t -ter /e i rcu lars d"eta i l ing exact named. orkers t t i ne ly /hcur l y accumula ted . c -compl i shment /aeco lad .es ersed. in creat i ve 'wr i t ten b ib l i ca l l i t e rary fo t r i l .

T . i e rnrv csncerns ore ferences created. one more d. i s t i nc t d . i rec t i cn for! ! u g r q r Jthe boon ing book indust ry . The d ivergent cenand. urned. scho lar i y=snobb ishappea l , ac tua l l y . C lubs cu l tu red . aes the t i c tas tes , anC weI I - read l i te ra t i / i n -te l l igents ia sur faced among he d.eve lcp ing book ish c I ien ta l . The emerainglet tered-c lass pub l i c v, rantedwr i t ings about nunerous genre=categcr ies" Thewel l - versed c l iques craved. pedant i c /e rud . i te con ien t . A t the very sam ine,sec t inenta l dr ibb le/k i tsch=d. r ive l= t r i f les began se l l i ng fas t among ab lo id ' ccu ] .a t i on . idon-prac t i ca lBe l les le t t res l l kerv i se f i i l edaf r i vo l i t ygrcup ie


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88F (dir ie store novelet te, /yarn oa glcssy whi te paperback cal led. t rglossiesnccatained toptaal- newsy ci r ronieled accounts about pi rates=freebooters/pr iva-teers/raid.ers, / robbers; thieves ln general , thJ.s padd.ed. hor t story genre,cJ-a in ing a l l t a les t rue , to t i t i la te the id le r i ch . lad . ies) .

The r i tzy cl lentel wid,ened. . /d.eeBened./augnented.r intshop purvierq/scope=extent , /ken=range-of-knowLedge, Them.at ic proposaLs dcnlnated the lntel lectuaLbreach, used. as a funct lonal word. , resuS.t ing ln a conference 0xford. Un{versistyle: parS,ey disoourse Iost- in- thought on just what fact- f lnd. ing perfeett reat lse, /mcnograph to remit /nai l - in f or analyt ical , / t ranscend.ent dist inct i .on.The hoi ty- toi ty prof essors t r ium.phed the f orm.at opt ions: co4;ni t ive, /penslvethesis=Iong somnolent , noot point report l I 'ormaI researched. t reatnent mot i ftoo soon adorned a gent le murmur sales responsse to sui t the lvory- towercrowd.: pur l , / r i l f / r i I let=smal I movenent, in d.eed." Studious coI l -ege nater ialof course arrayed. the vast inventory: etockpi led disser tat ions, fu3-1y learnidposl t lon papers based. on or lglnal - or revised. theor ies, classed. as mainlyphenonena. Man- in- the-street odd. Iy benef l ted. great ly, though lnad.ver tent lytby the sud,d.enRo-rro!.srrsbook-trad.e publlshar-ed.ltor astute foresight thator r ink l v f { ' l ' l ed .an overs lgh t n l che: h is to ry o f the d lc t i onar }c

Hlstory of the dict ionary/ lexlcon ed. i tor lal -staf f d.eterm. inat lon proved.nr nf i tnhtc and. erudl te/pretent ious enough to pl-ease any wel l -schooled. pund. lt r A v - * v $ v * vConcept, /not ion for the Engl ish language dict ionary d.evei .oped rad.ual ly overa three century t ine span 1400 to L755 from mere hard.word. ocabulatyf catcb-phrase l ists ln ear ly grarutrar schools/preparatory acadf l l$=lnst l tute col lege,The f i rst preparatory schooL, Eton, Klng Henry VI found.ed Ll&O for boys (Eto


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TIIEOcONr,/faylor 393e 3etoun ]ocality on ?hamesRiver, Berk Shire, rnest of Lond.on) The terninologynqaaanar School- r in i t ia l ly designated: , teaching lat i .n granmar. Grammarschoprol - l ferated. L5O9 to f688" ALl 558 Br l t ish establ ishments nandated. pure-Lat in , au thent i c Greek, p lus obl lgatory c lass lcaL cul ture: h ls tory, geograFsciencelaJ-ehenoy-physlcsand nath. Instruct ion/ tuteLage/close supervlsionwes gruel l ing, f ornral , st r ict disclpl ine: hl t t ing id.Le f inqcnwith a sharppolnter-st lck, next ' harsh paddl ing, bent-over hold. ing ankles, for least in-f ract lon -bad nanners and/or inaclequate class assigned preparat ionso

CLassy preparatory schools becane blg business, lnfuslng l - l terary valuevla custom as means to train for a prof ,esslonal- Jobl upwar i l nobi l i ty the reaai-m. To lnsti l l- kncwled.ge l,,\rashe proclaimed. publlc school intent/alno/goal;the pr lnted. word. expanded.a larger read.ershlp each generat loa/ZO-year cyoJ-eBut not everyone grasped. the same ides from a sentence when read. aloud 1nclass as was custoaary to assure oonsistent pronunclat ion and sane under-stand. ing intent of word.neanlngl Confuslon exlsted from sohool to school ,but a tool -of- the- t rad.e lnproved. unl fornl ty; glossary and. gazet teer .

G lossory a id .ed great ly : co l lect lon of te rms spec i f i c to an area di f f i cu lto spel l or pronounce. Stnple enough to menrorLze. The gazet teer oreated' ageographlcal 1n6s5=alphabet tcal - I lst regard. ing l tenlzed datr r -n=basls or cal -culat lng facts such as wines, restaurants/pubs and. word. etynoLogy=or iginst rac lng deve lopment o f conponent par ts . Conponent par ts eas l l y cou ld betraced. / t ranslated. in al l ten Romance anguages, common o Europe' RomanceIanguages d.escend. omans, vLz Lat in, oS every l l terate person ktrern' Theromani . zed. 1s t inc luded. ; ( I ) Frencb. , (2 ) St rnn ish , (3 ) I ta I ian, ( l * ) Por tugue


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t5 ) Ruraan ian , (6 ) ?rovenca l southeastern France, (7) Cata lan Cata lon ia /aor th

east Spa in , Va lenc ia /oas tern Spa in and. the Balear ic Is land 's , /eas tern Spa ln ,(S) Rhaeto-Romant i c , (9 ) Sard in lan , and (LO) lad" ino (abbrev la ted Ron) Evepres t igeous schoo l - taught these bas ics : RomanEnpl re 58 B.C. to l+76A.D.1Byzant lne t rmpi re promlneace I t76 A.D. t i l l L l+54A.D. d,est ruct ion by Is lam;Char lemagnet Holy Roman npire/Germanic dynast ies and the Cathol- lc Popestook pol i t lcal eontrol r os the eager l -y sagaoious stud.ents Learned. Iessonsvue 1,

Al- l these factual Lesson plans, fuI I of ped.ant io Jargonr lvere l lho-humtenough to put the tyBlcal student fragft tO gtreep j.n cl-ass. T,atlnized' r ',rord'salL had. simiLar root or igins, sl r re to t ranslate word- f or-word lnto Engl ish.But other 3-anguageword. origlns had to be rrtransllteratedrr which meant nosure-f ire famil iar connect ive mutual-word. lngftrart toutrqrsyntax existed.: exaas with l legrew tetragam"nraton / [ H V H;Jehovaho Professors pompously sald'what the intent /context ind. icated. . No two egot lst lcaL schooLmasters agreedconBletely on any word. neaning. To peruse and. then construe meanlng conpLica ted . va luab le c lassroon. t ime l no t ine a l lowed necessary for enJoy ing theIearn ing Processo

ldecessi ty however created a ver t ib l -e bralnchlLd L72L in the person ofNathaniel Bal ley, who was an id.ea-roannuch l ike trad.esmanMareion: the Asial , f inor shipping nagnate, back 1n scrol ] copylng old.en d'ays 150 A.D. ProfessoBalrey arranged. an atphabet lcaL at tenptr pr lnar i ly ind. icat ing pronLul 'c iat lonand etym.ologg=wordor igin=ononast iooor This signl f icant event was barely afootnote in history, bur ied. among bor lng oxford' universi ty d'ocunents' The


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notable Engl ish dict icnary devolved f ron Bai leyr s pedagol le I lst ononast i .conthe lexicor-dict ionary appeared. l -755c tua l nomen or h i s tone=book. A las ,

af ter much travai lThe lex i con author , poet cr i t ie , k lag-o f - conversa t lon , ca l l ed . d. lc tator -

sh in oerson i f l ed man-o f - l e t te rs because of n inb le e loquence a t l l t e raryr r * } /ctubs/pubs:ale houses and. ound.er of Romant ic isn: Age of Johnson was noneother than the tninl tabte Br l t lsh wr l ter t fDoctor t? SannuelJohnscn. Tblspremlere volune contained blased, d.ef int ions; t tOatsr t a grain fed, to horsesln Eng1and.but eaten by the peopl-e of Scot l ,and. (Johnson i las angry at theSccts ) . Yet , the va lng lo r ious c lass lc masterp lece set the l l terary examplefor aI I future d. ict ionar j .es, Sanruel Johnson def ined, the style; he analyzed.through excerpts /'extracting sanc.ples ron pronalnent authorsr r,vorks. EngllshIanguage was d.eclared.nAnalyt ical - r t : al - l other languages t?rescr lpt ive. t r

Prescr ipt ive languages translate fro& one to the other by-v' r ,ay-ofcloselre late6 der i va t ions : *ommon or ig in word .age, whose pref lxes=f l rs t syLLab le ansuf f l xes=Last sy l l ab le /snaJ- les t conce ivab le un l t -o f -express lono Inf lect lonsfur ther nark change of f orn dist inct ions: case, gend.er , nunber, tense, persomood. r voice passive, act ive ln al l - verbs, regular and' l r regular . Thlsgrammar Learned by rote=rout ine aenory lessons. These t tsin-word.si l weretageed/designated. nl inguist icsfr ln what they denote vagual ly cal led. senant ics tud .yo Actua l l y , semant i cs be ing a branch of semlo t los"

Semlot ics stud. ies synbols;sign-words:elenents of communicat lve behavlosuch as language gestures: a general theory of nsign-words'r and' syrc 'bol lsndivld.ed into three brenches-pragmat ics, senant lcs and' syntact ics ' Thls


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threesome. / t r iad/ t r in i ty eLementa l l ex i co logy b lended. ln to a gesta l t syn thebof-par ts, The resul- t ing l inguist lc eonglomerat ion bul lds a whole conpound.mlxture fronr aa! .y segmented pieces: proper/ formal J-anguage ef inement (henceapt syntac t i cs ) "Qrrnrqn+ics conp le te l y d .ea Is v l i t h fo rnaL language proper t i es , sys tems-oJ r t v u v v 4sys tems a lso ca l Ied log ica l syn tax . And,syntax s tud les the ru les forn ingind iv ldua l grannat l ca l sentences/s tudy of pat te rns=phrases f rorn d. ls t lnct ivestand.ard word.s ( t r ingf s Engl ish or iglnal ly set stand,ard f or correct us

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