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Eternity

Eternal, Eternity, Permanence, Forever, Aeturnum, Aeon Part 2

The Classical Greek Paideia was originally the classical education for the early Greek youth. The central Philosophers such as Plato and Aristotle comprised a large component of this Paideia. Language, Logic, and Rhetoric were the primers by which all further study into the sciences could ‘rationally’ be obtained.
Eternity

Eternal, Eternity, Permanence, Forever, Aeturnum, Aeon Part 1

One could safely say that until the past century, especially at the point of understanding Einstein’s equation E=mc2 , “time” was relatively not understood.
Plato

Sets of Motion

Plaot’s dialogues to biblical fulfillment.
Copper Smelting

Cain

Everywhere the ensign of Yahweh went so did the secret art of the cauldron and its smithy go. Kennites (the Canaanite smelters) are the Cainites are the Khanites. Cain never stopped believing in Yahweh.
Enmerker

Meshke – Enmerker, The Hero

One of the key lessons to be learned from the newly founded and transcribed petroglyphs of Ararat was the concept of “The Door”.
Stars in the night sky

Written In the Stars

There are countless Messianic allusions in the pagan world. Why? We might answer the Why by the What for right now.
Ancient+greek+education

Apakatastasis

“Paideia” (cf. Dr. Werner Jaeger’s treatment on “Christian Paideia” and “Classical Greek Paideia”) was the classical education for the first century Christian Children which means, “to walk; walk; the walk”—-i.e., “the little *footers*”.
Holy Bible

The Contradictive Christ of the American Bible

When we look at the “Biblical English’s” face value, such as the KJV/ NIV/ ASB/ ESV, etc.., we are guaranteed to ‘see’ contradictions.
Lake of Fire

The Perversion of Hell Verses / Hellology Begins Here

“But {di} as for the cowardly {tois deilois} and {kai} the faithless {apistois} and the detestable {ebdelugme’nois}….and…as for murderers {phoneusin} and the sexually immoral {pornois} and sorcerers {pharmakois} and idolaters {eidololatrais} and all {kai pasin} the liars {tois pseudesin}
Jesus on The Cross

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