This 1775 Bible Proves We Live In a Lie

Ron: Christ Jesus was born on 21 August, 7 B.C., ((https://www.urantia.org/urantia-book-standardized/paper-122-birth-and-infancy-jesus ).The Bible & the Christian religion are Talmudic concoctions.

Ron: Almost everything our Western political and educational systems tell us are LIES and half truths. The shock the global population will experience when the Talmudists are removed and the truth begins to roll out is likely to be profound. The more we can begin to realise that the truth about our world and the cosmos is nothing like we have been indoctrinated to believe, the better. We need to overcome our false ideas about life, the universe and everything in order to thrive through the coming changes. Cognitive dissonance, clinging to our false ideas about ourselves and our world, is likely to cause much angst and illness in the near future. This video hints at the lies permeating our lives but this author’s speculations are not especially perceptive.

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 • 1775 Bible Proves We Used To Observe ...   - and special thanks to Mark for revealing this to us. Don't forget to visit his channel for more insights! Many thanks to Tomi Arayomi, the second speaker in the video, for his invaluable work and insights. His contribution in bringing us closer to understanding the concepts presented in the 1775 Bible is greatly appreciated. Don't forget to check out his channel for more enlightening content!   

 • Islam in the End Times | Apostle Tomi...   Join me on a fascinating journey as I uncover the mysteries hidden within a 1775 Bible discovered through Mark Pires's insightful video on his channel, 'Mark Inspires.' This ancient tome challenges our conventional understanding of time, suggesting that March, not January, marks the beginning of the year, and that our week should start on Sunday, not Monday. Dive into an exploration that questions the very fabric of our calendar, reshaping our perception of historical and modern-day practices. From rethinking significant holidays like Christmas to questioning the alignment of our daily lives with celestial rhythms, this investigation promises intriguing insights and surprising revelations.