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Origin of God's Word

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The origin of God’s Words to man of the English speaking world is revealed. Two coffins had nameplates, which belonged to Richard Bancroft, who served as archbishop from 1604 to 1610, and John Moore, archbishop from 1783 to 1805. Additionally, Moore’s wife, Catherine Moore, has a coffin plate as well.  It’s important to mention here that Richard Bancroft was the lead supervisor of the publication of a new English translation of the Bible, known as the “King James Bible”, which was first published in 1611. He and others were the first in history to take the Hebrew and Greek and make it available to the rest of the Gentile world. It is interesting that it started with the Hebrew spoken by Adam and Eve (which will be the language of the New Heaven and Earth) Old Testament. To Greek when God brought in a new dispensation to the Gentiles the New Testament. Then to the whole world in English. English like the dollar is the world reserve money today, and English is spoken by all ed...

Cyclopes Giants Real or Myth?

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Odysseus in the Cave of Polyphemus, Jacob Jordaens. (  Public Domain  ) The mysterious, one-eyed creatures revered in Greek and Roman mythologies remain one of the most interesting creatures spoken of in the oldest Mediterranean legends. They were members of the race of giants, whose roots come from the most bygone times in the history of the world. Two prominent descriptions of the Cyclopes come from Hesiod and Homer. The portrayal that came from their writings affected later texts. Polyphemus, Johann Tischbein. (1802) (  Public Domain  ) Polyphemus is one of the only Cyclopes recognized by name. This articlein Ancient Origins makes you think the cyclopes are mysterious myths. The Fact is they were real people. And as always the Bible gives the answer. The cyclopes were giants which were the result of being offspring by Fallen Angeles. Numbers 13:33 and Deuteronomy 3:11. They were very evil. They were hybrids with odd physical characteristics, and...