The Holy Bible Is An Extraterrestrial Transmission by C. L. Turnage

Author:C. L. Turnage [Turnage, C. L.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Timeless Voyager Press
Published: 2013-05-04T07:00:00+00:00

12. The Message Inside The Message

We have already shown that the Bible is not always literally translated. The definition of numerous words have been changed because the meanings of the original words were later "incomprehensible" to those translating into English and other languages. Accordingly, they would adjust the meaning to endow the verse with a definition they could grasp. (This also occurs with the translation of other ancient texts).195

Biblical translators took the liberty in some cases of changing the reference to plural deities to one single generic deity, further obscuring the initial meaning.196 Consequently, with today's elevated technology, meaning that could have been conclusively deciphered, has instead been lost, and the integrity of the texts jeopardized. The result is that certain meaning has become inscrutable and mystical (as we have already seen with the word shem), while some meaning has been rendered contradictory.197

As if to make matters even more confusing, the number and layout of biblical books has been changed. The original scriptures maintained by the early Jewish and Christian authorities had exactly 49 books: twenty-two in the Old Testament, and twenty-seven in the New. (The Bible was originally laid out in seven sections, which will be discussed shortly).198 This number is of course, 7 x 7, or 49. This represented the number of Sabbatical years to reach a "Jubilee," the "fiftieth" year, symbolic of the rank of the ruling Deity of Earth according to Mesopotamian culture. When the original mathematical layout is understood, a provocative numerical message is transmitted. The question is then raised as to why there is not a "fiftieth" book, which would symbolically complete the Sabbatical/Jubilee cycle of the layout.

The Bible itself supplies references to a special "sealed book," first in Isaiah 29:11, in an excerpt regarding a future holocaust for Israel. God tells Isaiah: "...the entire vision shall be to you like the words of a sealed book, which when they give it to the one who is literate, saying, "please read this," he will say, "I cannot for it is sealed." Then the book will be given to the one who is illiterate, saying "Please read this." And he will say, "I cannot read." The prophet Daniel was also told about a certain "sealed book." A Nibirian met with Daniel beside the Tigris river, and conveys in chapter eleven a specific scenario concerning events which will take place in the time of the end. This passage is known as the "writing of truth," a document which may have been a Nibirian military intelligence report. He describes these future occurrences to Daniel, and calls them a time of great "distress" for the sons of Daniel's people, the Jews. He mentioned a particular book that contains all the names of those who will be "rescued" (Daniel 12:10). Daniel is commanded to "conceal these words and seal up the book until the end of time; many will go back and forth and knowledge will increase." (Daniel 12:4). In the final book of the Bible, Revelation 5:1-5, a book sealed up with seven seals is described.

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