Book description
The well-known story of the seven days of creation is not religious parable. It is historical documentation—a narrative not of humankind’s conception by God but a preserved true record of our genetically engineered fabrication by technologically advanced ancient aliens.
Humanity has been kept illiterate, unable to read the language of…
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Albert Potts is a self-taught scholar of ancient Hebrew who has spent years translating the original text of Genesis with exhilarating results. I was consistently amazed at what information he was able to glean from a close reading of the Hebrew text of Genesis. Other recent translators, notably Mauro Biglino, have unearthed new layers of meaning behind Hebrew words such as Elohim and Yahweh, contending that the God of the Hebrew Bible (the Christian Old Testament) was not a spirit at all but a physical being of superhuman proportions and advanced technological abilities. But Potts delves even deeper into the…
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