Book of Nathan by Weeden Curt & Marek Richard

Author:Weeden, Curt & Marek, Richard [Weeden, Curt]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
Publisher: Oceanview Publishing
Published: 2010-08-01T18:30:00+00:00

We concur that the Book of Nathan and the Book of Jehu scrolls are authentic. Regrettably, only a small portion of the Book of Jehu can be salvaged, but the entire contents of the Book of Nathan are intact. In answer to your question about the accuracy of the translation regarding personhood—yes, we are positive the Aramaic to English conversion is correct. The Book of Nathan is clear about the definition of personhood.

I guessed what Russet was showing me was a passage from a message written by Henri Le Campion that Quia Vita had managed to intercept. It was becoming more and more obvious why the Book of Nathan was on the market for five million dollars.

“It may surprise you,” Russet said, “that we’ve known for years Henri Le Campion found the Nathan and Jehu scrolls in a cave seventy miles from Jerusalem.”

“It might surprise you that I’m not surprised.” Which was true. I didn’t know a lot about Quia Vita but had learned enough to know the organization had big money and a long reach. If Arthur Silverstein had good intelligence about the Book of Nathan, it was safe to assume Quia Vita had it also.

Russet redeposited the sheet of paper into her purse. “You’re one of a very few people who know about the Book of Nathan and the Book of Jehu discoveries.”

Russet waited for a response. I didn’t cooperate.

“It was common knowledge that Henri Le Campion was an avid Benjamin Kurios follower. Actually, that’s an understatement. Let’s call him a fanatical follower. We learned from an informant that when Le Campion told Kurios about his discovery, Kurios agreed to bankroll a lot of tests, including carbon-14 dating. The tests proved the animal-skin scrolls that Le Campion found are genuine.”

“You seem to know a lot about went on between Le Campion and Kurios.”

“We monitored Kurios for years. We were aware that he was in regular contact with Le Campion, but even so we knew very little about the scrolls. Then, for some unexplained reason, Le Campion got careless. He sent an open e-mail to Kurios. The hard copy I just showed you is a printout of part of that note. Not long after we found out that one of the scrolls included a definition of personhood, we learned Kurios was planning to go public with the English translation of the Book of Nathan at his Orlando meeting.”

“His revival. Would have been interesting.”

Russet reacted sharply. “Revival suggests that Kurios’s spectacle was to be a religious event. Hardly the case. Benjamin Kurios was more showman than a man of God. Orlando would have been a circus with the Book of Nathan as its main act.”

Russet stood, her flabby body unfolding like an accordion. “We don’t have all the specifics, but we suspect Kurios was planning to tell the world that personhood doesn’t begin at the moment of conception. If he were to make that kind of announcement, the implications to Quia Vita, of course, are clear.”

“Put you out of business,

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