Peter Thompson

A look at why these books on Amazon have been halted, and quality issues due to few sales.

And an explanation about why the first editions have not been updated to reflect adjustments to research data.

(Mainly stating that 2nd and 3rd editions have not been set forth, due to logistical problems.  Several other finished books have not been published at Amazon, while a traditional publisher is sought for a series of law books.)

FOREWORD TO VOLUME 1

The 1st edition of Volume 1 of the KJV Melchizedek Bible and also the New Melchizedek Bible are available at Amazon.com. 

The 1st edition of volume 1 features a renumbering of the books of Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, & Deuteronomy that is not verse by verse because it is a first edition, because it sets forth additional renumbering of the scriptures according to paragraph-sized verses.

The other volumes of the KJV Melchizedek Bible and the New Melchizedek Bible are renumbered verse-by-verse, counting upwards into the 100s for most books.  Most non-canonical books and religious writings of antiquity presented here are simply renumbered with verse-by-verse renumbering up into the 100s.



The verse-by-verse renumbering of Volume 1 is ready for presentation, yet proving to be a logistical challenge without funds.  The author is basically a disabled and broke Bible scholar, a Starving Writer.

Literary agency has been sought with few results.  Sponsorship of the project by a single benefactor is requested, in order to move the project forward into the public arena once and for all.  Humble that the author might be, it is realistic to say that the major advancements of Biblical archaeology and theology worldwide are certain to change the world forever.  This is basically 3rd Vatican Council stuff, or as I like to say, the Council of Ephesus. 


Thank you in advance for your generous support of this very important scholastic project.

PS.  Please overlook any typos, although there should be very few.

Volume 2 is the books of the Bible from Joshia to Proverbs.  Arranged with the two by two format that will prove the numerology patterns of the ancient Levitical scribes.

The information should prove to be authentic renumbering and chronology of the KJV Bible.

Volume 2 is the extra-Biblical writings from the generation of Joshua until the generation of Samuel and David. 

The great Book of the Upright (alias Jasher) is featured, and also  some Egyptian wisdom proverbs, and an introduction to the most ancient Zoroastrian teachings. .

Vol 3, book 1,  The Books of Elijah,  The writings of King Solomon to the writings of the Prophet Jeremiah. 
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Featuring the lost books of the Queen of Sheba, and the genealogical records of Jerusalem.  These two books are versions of Genesis that provide lots of grand data.

TNMB vol3, book 2 covers Ezekiel to Ezdas, the timeframe when a great deal of philosophical teaching was happening in Greece, India, and China.


Featuring insightful reading from the divine philosophies of the Pythagoreans and the Buddhists, with mention of Hermetics and the Mishnah law code of ancient Israel. 
Also featuring the Chinese teachings of Lao Tzu, Confucius, and Sun Tzu.  And, the Book of Rolls, yet another (6th) version of Genesis. 

No other era of history compares to the philosophical literary activity of these years. 
Available in paperback on Amazon, in the new larger page size that matches the dimensions of legal paper.

A brief later Gnostic document of 15 verses, concerned with the restoration of the archetypal Eve, apparently in the context of Helen. 

She cries out to God and Heaven for help, like a forlorn Eve, and they respond by restoring her to status in Eden or something.

A late Gnostic document addressing the problems of the corrupt rulers, something faced by the early Christian church.

With discussion of the "Norea", the archetype of Eve and Helen, and Zoe and Pistus Sophia.

From the Gnostic book of writings by Allogenes, this is a document related to the Gospel of the Egyptians.

Here the writers get fancy with things, and invoke the Pharaoh in the first half of the book, and the great Seth (Levi) in the second half of the book.

Written around AD 170 with some really advanced ideas, the Masonic idea of the great legs of Thoth (the stork) appear to be invoked, wherein two ideas are juxtaposed together for additional insight and parallels of doctrines.

Some of the writing resembles what might be called psychedelic or far out.  Appearing to be an advanced Gnostic book for its unprecedented use of doctrines, it is a book that at first glance appears to be forgery.  The explanation is, that the late Gnostic author Allogenes is applying here the Egyptian "trick the eye" technique.


The book also has some teachings in common with the secret book of John, which might as well be the 2nd book of the Gnostic gospel of the Egyptians.  (John was an Hebrew name for the "Egyptian" Adam, once from Damascus.)

Allogenes is the author of the later Gnostic writings, AD 150-200.

His son receives here a short discourse (of 85 verses)
about the ideas of the Resurrection of Christ.

(Clement mentions the Phoenix, in the same type of conversation in the 1st or 2nd Letter of Clement.)

A late Gnostic text from the lost book of Allogenes, circa AD 200.

Three invocations in the style of the Egyptian kings and gods.

The text might also be called the Revelation of Levi.

Presented here with a lengthy introduction about the many aspects of Seth & Levi.

From the Nag Hammadi library of 1945, a early Gnostic document from circa AD 76. 

Wrote in the style of the gospels of Philip and Thomas, the text is a companion to the Wisdom of Jesus.

From the series of posthumous books about the teachings of the Lord Jesus to the Apostles, using a literary device in order to preach the divine philosophies of the Lord Jesus some 40 years after the cross.

Many words are unavailable in the text. 

Can you guess what they might be?  A real fill-in-the-blank opportunity for everybody!

the fragmented book from the Nag Hammadi library, is here renumbered into 300 verses and 11 sub-chapters.

Turned out real nice. 

The book appears to kick off a series of advanced Gnostic teachings based on the Untitled Coptic  text from the Bruce Codex, that is actually a Pythagorean text from 500-400 BC, if not from 700 BC. 

The 2nd book of Melchizedek therefore places at around AD 150. 

Among other things, the text talks of the ritual of indoctrination into the order of the Melchizedek priesthood.

See also the Book of Lamech, a book I've restored in a similar fashion from one of the Dead Sea scrolls, yall.

2 books of the 6 large law books of the ancient Jewish laws of society and religion.

The book of Mishna law was written a few centuries after the birth of Christ, and was commented on by many rabbis over the generations.

There are literally volumes of additional comments by thousands of rabbis, primarily Eastern Europeans.

The first two books are about agricultural and religious holidays, and are therefore somewhat less relevant than some of the social and municiple laws of the other 4 books.

the 2nd book of Nephi follows after the themes of 1st Nephi.
The second book in the book of Mormon, the scribe Mormon again records the record of Nephi from centuries earlier, said to be descended to the tribe of Joseph (and his son Ephraim), and from people that traveled to the New World at about the time of the Exile of the Old Testament, circa 600 BC, and the prophet Jeremiah.

1st Nephi 22 chapters
2nd Nephi 33 chapters

A quick few words of a Christian disciple of Paul, from a tomb in Hieropolis Egypt,
inferring that Paul the Evangelist was affiliated with the ancient priesthoods of Egypt in one way or another.


Now in memory of Luke Perry, I suppose, who was apparently more popular with the ladies than anybody realized.  the Fonzi of BH 90210.

A later addition to the canon of the lost scripture, if not the last memento of the Apostles, the small note written from Peter to Phillip was embellished by Clement's scribes with about 100 lines of teaching.

Appears to be a legitimate book of the canon.

A famous book apparently produced by Clement in AD 77,
right before the book of Revelation to John in AD 78.  Turned out real nice.

Depicts the anti-Christ with long nails and teeth, and a star over his eye.

A document from the series of Clement's Gnostic books that speak on the behalf of others no longer around. (basically a literary device) setting the stage for the book of Revelation[s]. 

See also the Apocalypse of Elijah,
the Apocalypse of Zephaniah,
the (Divine) Wisdom of Jesus,
and the Gospel of Philip,
the Gospel of Truth,
and the Testimony of Truth,
that appear to have been produced by Clement at about the same time, AD 70-85.

"Morals & Dogma" represents the Masonic doctrines and secrets taught to all new fraternal lodge members.  Printed in 1871 by A. Pike.

Some of the info is obsolete, yet most is useful history data and philosophy explanations, with many religious law teachings. Apparently initiated the vigor of the Victorian Restoration that cataloged much archaeology and translated many ancient writings between 1870 and 1920.

The large book is divided into 32 chapters, named for some degrees of Scottish freemasonry.

So far the numbering has turned out real nice. 
(The paragraphs will be spaced at a later time.)

The large 3rd book of the Masonic guidebook is great, teaching superb Scottish Freemason doctrines, mainly of world history and religions and Masonic principles, with a grand total of 485 sub-divisions and 15,155 verses, carefully arranged by the 1870 authors.

Turned out real nice.

Should be nearly the exact numbering plan!

This is an historic document of grand proportions.  If you have never looked into it, you might want to!  It is one of the only books around that talks about the ancient mysteries religions of ancient Egypt and Greece.  Will be published on Amazon, sooner than later.

Volume 14 of The New Melchizedek Bible
(the bible of all known religious writings in chronological order)

The book appears to be a memorial to President Lincoln.  Apparently written by Civil War vets and feminists. 

The text renumbered quite well!  Turned out real nice. 

Also edited for clarity, with suggestion of certain words thought to have been omitted.

2 prophets from Port Huron, Michigan 1933-1994.  Follows the monthly or yearly journal format of Doctrines & Covenants by Joseph Smith.

Appears to be authentic messages of prophecy from the voice of the ghost of John the Baptist. 

The large book is 6665 verses in 220 sub-chapters. It had to be cleared up a little for grammar and syntax. Other than that it renumbered according to the same patterns in other prophetic documents.

Very similar to the book of Doctrines & Covenants by Joseph Smith, a book of prophetic messages of Robert Crossfield, from 1961 until recently.  The document appears to be authentic modern day prophecy, vis-a-vis members of an unaffiliated Mormon church.

...Based in Canada, the guy moved to the United States.  The book is of 200 messages.  Here are the first 100, renumbered into 3,045 verses in 111 sub-chapters, basically following the same procedure as all other documents.

...Says that it was supposed to be published widely.  Also noted for rebuking the church presidency and so forth in Utah for not cooperating with the dispensation of modern day prophecy.

Here is a renumbered edition with no introduction or comments.

300 verses in 10 chapters

from a school of Gnostics that were complained against by others of being heretics, yet there were many believers that were not heretics at all. 

One of the last books of the Bible.  The state of divinity or forgery of the text is yet to be adjudged.  Many late Gnostic documents were edited several times and had to be written off by serious religious scholars. 

The term for truth is a Grecian philosophical play on words that the truth is naked before the world, and thus a sexual innuendo is easily added unto the word 'truth'.

the 2nd book of the Gospel of Truth! 

The book of the Testimony of Truth is a late Gnostic writing that is basically the last gospel book in the broader Christian canon. The book is from the other 1945 discovery of religious writings, in Egypt.  It was written sometime between 150 and 200 AD.

The doctrine is reminiscent of the Gospel of Philip and the (Divine) Wisdom of Jesus.

About 25% of the text is unrecoverable. Managed to renumber it into 500 verses just right!

PREFACE

A famous and marvellous Sanskrit poem occurs as an episode of the Mahabharata, in the sixth-or "Bhishma"-Parva of the great Hindoo epic. It enjoys immense popularity and authority in India, where it is reckoned as one of the Five Jewels of Devanagiri literature. In plain but noble language it unfolds a philosophical system which remains to this day the prevailing Brahmanic belief, blending as it does the doctrines of Kapila, Patanjali, and the Vedas. Lassen re-echoes this splendid tribute; and indeed, so striking are some of the moralities here inculcated, and so close the parallelism (oftentimes verbal) between its teachings and those of the New Testament, that a controversy has arisen between Pandits and Missionaries on the point whether the author borrowed from Christian sources, or the Evangelists and Apostles from him. This raises the question of its date, which cannot be positively settled. It must have been inlaid into the ancient epic at a period later than that of the original Mahabharata, but Mr Kasinath Telang has offered some fair arguments to prove it anterior to the Christian era. The weight of evidence, however, tends to place its composition at about the third century after Christ; and perhaps there are really echoes in this Brahmanic poem of the lessons of Galilee, and of the Syrian incarnation. Its scene is the level country between the Jumna and the Sarsooti rivers-now Kurnul and Jheend. Its simple plot consists of a dialogue held by Prince Arjuna, the brother of King Yudhisthira, with Krishna, the Supreme Deity, wearing the disguise of a charioteer. A great battle is impending between the armies of the Kauravas and Pandavas, and this conversation is maintained in a war-chariot drawn up between the opposing hosts. The poem has been turned into French by Burnouf, into Latin by Lassen, into Italian by Stanislav Gatti, into Greek by Galanos, and into English by Mr. Thomson and Mr Davies, the prose transcript of the last-named being truly beyond praise for its fidelity and clearness. Mr Telang has also published at Mumbai a version in colloquial rhythm, eminently learned and intelligent, yet not conveying the dignity or grace of the original. If I venture to offer a translation of the wonderful poem after so many superior scholars, it is in grateful recognition of the help derived from their labours, and because English literature would certainly be incomplete without possessing in popular form a poetical and philosophical work so dear to India. There is little else to say which the "Song Celestial" does not explain intrinsically.    .... translator Edwin Arnold,  1900

Lev Tzsion of the Norway synagogue contributes:


The Book of the Olive Branch

a book of modern prophetic revelations

http://www.nccg.org/olive.html




the 12 books of Abraham

http://www.nccg.org/fecpp/2Abraham.html


1st book the Genesis chapters


2nd book of Abraham 

Chapter 1. Nimrod and Terah
Chapter 2. Noah, Lamech and the Nephilim
Chapter 3. Noah, Birth and Prophecies
Chapter 4. The Transfiguration of the Baby Noah
Chapter 5. Circumcision and Marriage of Noah - World Fall
Chapter 6. Sons of Noah, Seed of Cain
Chapter 7. Irad, Joram, Lamed and Tubal-Cain Murders
Chapter 8. Noah, Naamah Ham and Adah
Chapter 9. Naoh's Castration and Cursing of Ham
Chapter 10. The Cities of Salem and Peleg
Chapter 11. Nimrod Seeks to Slay the Baby Abram
Chapter 12. Abram is Taken to the City of Salem
Chapter 13. Abram Returns to the City of Ur
Chapter 14. Abram is Reunited With His Mother
Chapter 15. Abram Destroys His Fathers Gods
Chapter 16. Abram Confronts Nimrod With His Idolatry
Chapter 17. Abram and Haran Cast into the Furnace
Chapter 18. Abram Delivered and Preaches at Court
Chapter 19. Abram Marries Sarai
Chapter 20. Nimrod's Failed Sacrifice of Abram
Chapter 21. Yahweh Appears to Abram in Haran
Chapter 22. Abram Journeys to Canaan and Egypt
Chapter 23. Pharaoh Cursed When Sarai is Seized
Chapter 24. Pharaoh is Healed and Egypt Converted
Chapter 25. Abram Renamed, Prophecies of the Future
Chapter 26. The United Order, Abram and Lot
Chapter 27. Abraham Shown the Promised Land
Chapter 28. Abraham's Family Worship Yahweh
Chapter 29. Lot and the Mesopotamian War
Chapter 30. Abraham's Appointment with Melchizedek
Chapter 31. Abraham is Shown the Days of Messiah
Chapter 32. Abraham's Sacrifice and the Future Revealed
Chapter 33. Hagar and the Birth of Ishmael
Chapter 34. The Coming of Messiah Foretold
Chapter 35. The Visitation of the Three Holy Men
Chapter 36. The Blasphemies and Cruelties of Sodom
Chapter 37. The Three Angels Visit Lot in Sodom
Chapter 38. Lot, Ado and His Two Daughters
Chapter 39. The Abimelech Affair and Birth of Isaac
Chapter 40. Ishmael's Expulsion and Marriage to Meribah
Chapter 41. Lucifer Demands to Test Abraham
Chapter 42. Satan tries to Destroy Abraham and Isaac
Chapter 43. The Sacrifice of Isaac
Chapter 44. The Death of Sarah
Chapter 45. Abraham Testifies, Issac Goes to Salem
Chapter 46. Isaac Obtains Rebekah as Wife
Chapter 47. Abraham Settles Up With His Family
Chapter 48. The Testimony of Isaac



Introduction to the Sacred Scriptures of the Holy Order

The First Book of Abraham (Genesis)
The Second Book of Abraham
The Third Book of Abraham or I Judith (extract)
The Fourth Book of Abraham or II Judith (extract)
The Fifth Book of Abraham or Haguth (extract)
The Sixth Book of Abraham or Darash (extract)
The Seventh Book of Abraham or Kehah (extract)
The Eighth Book of Abraham or Sabea (extract)
The Nineth Book of Abraham or Kannah (extract)
The Tenth Book of Abraham or Kadar (extract)
The Eleventh Book of Abraham (extract)
The Twelfth Book of Abraham (extract)
The Letter of Judith to Biyqah

The Cosmic Principle:
The Grand Unified Doctrine of the New Covenant

The following revelation was received by Lev-Tsiyon haEfrayim on Friday December 23rd,, 1988 in Cranleigh, Surrey, England. It was received in one sitting lasting the better part of a whole day. It is not an organic part of the Olive Branch (Covenants & Commandments), a collection of revelations received by the Chavurat Bekorot for the public and NCAY, yet forms part of another collection of unpublished revelations reserved for the more spiritually mature members of the Holy Order. What follows is the third revision (2016) that, like the second revision (1997), is mostly cosmetic in nature that now includes the Divine Names, messianic terminology, clarifications in parentheses, links to related materials, and corrections of typological errors. Because of its immense size, the longest of the revelations, it has been divided into sections for easier access where new paragraphs began in the received text.

The book that followed the 12 books of Father Abraham.

The man in Wisconsin appointed by Joseph Smith was rejected by the Mormons, yet managed to produced a number of apparently authentic prophetic writings. Here they renumber into 1,000 verses.

The main book he produced was the Book of the Laws of the Lord in 1851, a subsequent document.

(revised from 400 to 775 verses)

The legal code given to the Mormon prophet James (Strang) in 1850, for the establishment of kingdoms and communities, in the kingdom of heaven. 

Presumably intended for the indigenous populations so much as anybody, the book of law basically brings many Biblical concepts together, and adds to them the legal concepts necessary for the founding of a kingdom (that would then grow and turn into a state).

The main achievement of the 2nd Mormon prophet.  It seems to be written in honor of the small kingdom built by Joseph Smith.

The text appears to be mostly authentic prophetic instruction, with a few grammar and syntax that have had to be corrected.

the first 50 prophetic teachings and messages that were  revealed by the modern day prophet R. Crossfield
1961 - 1979

worth considering, seems mostly authentic, albeit possibly edited slightly

renumbered, and modified for syntax and grammar

A historic production of the lost books of the Old Testament apocrypha, together for the first time. 

Featuring--
The Testament of Adam and Eve
The Testament of Enoch
The Testament of Abraham
The Testament of Isaac
The Testament of Jacob
The Testament of Joseph and Asenath
The Testaments of the 12 Patriarchs
The Testament of Job



Featured in volume 4 of The New Melchizedek Bible. 

Preceded by the book of Malachi, and followed by Psalms 151-175,
the psalms of David, 151-155, and the psalms of Solomon, 156-175.

a famous Hermetic document about the alchemical transmutation of base metals into gold, vis-a-vis the Philosopher's Stone. 

The main theme is about the virtue of making things yellow-gold. 

(not a great translation)



Merely one document in the collected documents of the ancient Hermetic religion, the hidden source of the advanced Pythagorean philosophy.

More evidence of the proprietary numbering plans of the ancient priesthood. 

Just the start of the book, yet serves for more evidence of the renumbering.

The numbering appears to be Coptic in origin, from the really ancient Egyptian priesthood.

A letter from the secret Essene elder in Jerusalem to his brethren in Egypt, 7 years after the cross, in AD 40. A remarkable historic text recovered in the late 1700s at a Greek Orthodox monastery in Alexandria, Egypt. Written in ancient Latin, it was first translated into modern German. The whereabouts of the document are unknown, perhaps in Vienna. The age of the parchment is not known, yet Latin appears to be the original language. German and Swedish versions of the document were printed and published in the late 1800s, with an English version in 1907 and 1919.

The story presents Jesus to be an Essene priest-monk, destined for the Essene order before His birth. It talks of His ministry and cross; and of His resuscitation and 6 months of concealment among his Essene brethren, until his death. The text is in the form of a letter written 7 years after the crucifixion, by an unnamed Essene elder at Jerusalem to one at Alexandria, presumably a Coptic monk-priest (i.e. Essene). It is centered around a resuscitation theory of the Resurrection, written to present the gospel story stripped of all supernatural features. An important piece of the sizable document is missing at the time that he was arrested and tried, until whence he is crucified and revived. Everything about the life of Jesus is tied to the activity of his brethren of the Essene order, a branch of the venerable ancient Egyptian religious order of the Copts, the priest-monks closely aligned with the ancient Brahmin priests of India.

The document states that after the crucifixion, it was the Essenes who carried Jesus away and gradually revived him. The pharisee Nicodemus was secretly an Essene of the highest degree, and an expert in the art of healing. The angel at the tomb was really an Essene, in the white robe of the order. Jesus spent the remaining months of his life among the Essenes, occasionally visiting some of his followers. From the cradle to the grave, the Essene religious order was around Jesus, and nobody except the Essenes knew the secret of his life and promise.

The old story of his attachment for Mary of Bethany (the sister of Lazarus) is retold, yet he renounces her since he is a high priest of the Essene priest-monks, and therefore must not marry. (like most monks that live in religious orders with their brethren)

Gnostic Christian document written sometime after 70 AD and before the book of Revelations, around the time of the Gospel of Philip. 

A philosophical discourse between the risen Lord Jesus and his disciples.  Real good doctrine.

(One of the first writings of the popular genre of that particular literary device.)

The Christian Science Gospel of 1871, by Mary B. Eddy, written to memorialize Abraham Lincoln, and advance the doctrines and teachings of the Christian faith and medical practices.

Could also be called "Divine Science & Health". 

The manuscript has been partly revised for clarified comprehension.

VOLUME 1




Forward




Volume 1 of both the Melchizedek Bible and the New Melchizedek Bible are available at Amazon.com.



The edition that is set forth features a renumbering of the books of Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, & Deuteronomy that is not verse by verse because it is a first edition, because it sets forth additional renumbering of the scriptures according to paragraph-sized verses that likewise feature numerology.

The other volumes of the Melchizedek Bible and the New Melchizedek Bible are renumbered verse-by-verse, counting upwards into the hundreds for most books.  Some books of the New Testament also feature a two-by-two verse renumbering format.  Most other non-canonical books and religious writings of antiquity presented here are simply renumbered with verse-by-verse renumbering up into the hundreds.     



The verse-by-verse renumbering of Volume 1 (the 2nd edition) is ready for presentation, yet proving to be a logistical challenge with no funds.  The author is literally disabled and homeless. 

Literary agency has been sought with zero results.  Sponsorship of the project by a single benefactor is requested, in order to move the project forward into the public arena once and for all.  The major advancements of Biblical archaeology and theology worldwide are certain to change the world forever.


Thank you in advance for your generous support.

Volume 2 is the extra-Biblical writings from the generation of Joshua until the generation of Samuel and David. 

The great Book of the Upright (alias Jasher) is featured, and also  some Egyptian wisdom proverbs, and an introduction to the most ancient Zoroastrian teachings. .

Volume 3 book 1 features the writingsof the Proverbs to the writings of the Prophet Jeremiah.  Arranged chronogically and renumbered into the hundreds. 
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Featuring the book of King Soomon and the Queen of Sheba, and the Book of Rolls from the records kept in Jerusalem. 
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Really interesting stuff

The fourth quarter of the Old Testament with the extra-Biblical writings, arranged chronologically, with renumbered chapters and verses from the ancient Levitical verse numbering plan.
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Published by
The New World Academic Theology Library

A collection of lost gospels from the Vatican archives and elsewhere, with the 4 gospels too.
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The text is chronologically ordered, renumbered two by two, and arranged according to chapters that range from 25-35 verses each.  The emd result is the revelation of a spectacular achievement of the scriptures authors.

The lost letters of the New Testament church are arranged chronologically and then set forth in a renumbering format that appars to line up with standards of 25 to 35 verses each.  Within the numbering plan that counts upwards into the hundreds for most books, there is revealed a treasure trove of numerology.

Volume 10 is the Book of Meditations and Wisdom.  The collected worship praise, poems and prayers of David, together with the lost documents of the wisdom writings and the extra-canonical Psalms of the Bible. 
Featuring the wisdom and song of the Dead Sea scrolls, and the wisdom of the ancient phaorahs. 
...Theoretical theology to help advance knowledge of the BIble and religious writings of antiquity.  A 90% finished manuscript. The next edition will feature all prayers and songs from the Bible and the dueterocanonical writings.
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Dedicated to William C. Brewer

Book 1 of "The City of Certitude",  by the lost Bahai prophet "Baha-ullah"

The text of Vol 11, book 1 represents about 10% of the writings of the lost Persian prophet Baha-ullah, that wrote from 1852-1892. 

(Only about 20% have been translated so far.  The guy wrote about a dozen Quran's worth of spiritual addresses, musings, and legal teachings. )

Please read/download the Table of Contents of volume 11 for more information.

Book 2 of "The City of Certitude",  by the lost Bahai prophet "Baha-ullah"

The text represents about 10% of the writings of the lost Persian prophet Baha-ullah, that wrote from 1852-1892. 

(Only about 20% have been translated so far.  The guy wrote about a dozen Quran's worth of spiritual addresses, musings, and legal teachings. )

Also download and read the Table of Contents more information.

* 'An extra book of 'Prayers and Meditations' was inadvertently omitted

VOLUME 1




Forward




Volume 1 of both the Melchizedek Bible and the New Melchizedek Bible are available at Amazon.com.



The edition that is set forth features a renumbering of the books of Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, & Deuteronomy that is not verse by verse because it is a first edition, because it sets forth additional renumbering of the scriptures according to paragraph-sized verses that likewise feature numerology.

The other volumes of the Melchizedek Bible and the New Melchizedek Bible are renumbered verse-by-verse, counting upwards into the hundreds for most books.  Some books of the New Testament also feature a two-by-two verse renumbering format.  Most other non-canonical books and religious writings of antiquity presented here are simply renumbered with verse-by-verse renumbering up into the hundreds.     



The verse-by-verse renumbering of Volume 1 (the 2nd edition) is ready for presentation, yet proving to be a logistical challenge with no funds.  The author is literally disabled and homeless. 

Literary agency has been sought with zero results.  Sponsorship of the project by a single benefactor is requested, in order to move the project forward into the public arena once and for all.  The major advancements of Biblical archaeology and theology worldwide are certain to change the world forever.


Thank you in advance for your generous support.

Volume 2 is the books of the Bible from Joshia to Proverbs.  Arranged with the two by two format that will prove the numerology patterns of the ancient Levitical scribes.

The information should prove to be authentic renumbering and chronology of the KJV Bible.

The reumbering of the Bible reveals many teachings. 

Mostly we learn that the Bible was constructed with exactness, and that there is a wealth of data in the numerology of the renumbering.

The integrity of the texts is another question, although it is worth pointing out that almost every religious writing or ritual has some degree of corruption.  Hence we are called by the Messiah, Jesus, to work in the fathers fields to remove the weeds and cultivate the garden.  Amen?

It may help to regard Jesus Christ to be philosopher, in addition to being a maor prophet.

An early research project that investigates the idea of unknown patterns of arrangements within the four gospels, here according to large paragraphs of approximately ten verses. 
The format was theoretically for when a congregation or class would be read to. 

The publisher name is the old name  of the same publishing office.

A Biblical research project that trys to follow a second numerology pattern within the scriptures of the Bible, that of larger paragraphs. 

The second set of numerology patterns overlays the first arrangement of Bible verse renumbering. 

The second set of numerology patterns is tricky to follow, and some of the enclosed arrangements are more accurate than others.  However, there is overwhelming evidence that there is a second set of numerology patterns that divulge numerous numerology teachings from the ancient eras of humanity.  It is as clear as day once the path is followed. 

It may seem like a large task to review so many versions of the books, however, the comprehensive book research should help considerably advance understanding of the Bible and the numerology  in the modern era. 
Reveiw the table of contents for more information about the books.  Please disregard some of the obsolete information found in the Introduction.

The books of Elijah are from the books of the Kings until the days of Daniel. 

The manuscript is from an edition of early research about the second set of numerology patterns found in the larger paragraph scheme.  Most of the data is reliable, yet not all verse renumbering  is refined to perfection. 

The chronological arrangement of the books of the prophets should be quite helpful.

The Books of Ezra range from the book of Ezra to the Maccabees and the final books of wisdom literature. 

The early research about the larger set of 'second' Bible codes is incomplete, and yet the chronoplogical arrangements of scripture should prove helpful.

The 'Second' Melchizedek Bible,  volume 5  The Gospels   

The earlier product of research to find the 'second' pattern of numerology codes, that are based on paragraph sized verses.  Some numbering patterns are found, others are not yet clear. 
A step toward recovery of the lost numerology patterns.

The earlier product of the research to follow the numerology patterns in the scripture based on a paragraph sized verses. 

Some books appear to follow the 'second' numerology' pattern, others not so much.  The book is a step towards proving the pattersn and garnering their numerology teachings.

the Hadiqa is a large Islamic book from AD 1150,
written near the time of the Christian book of the Book of the Bee.

Only the 1st book of the Hadiqa is available in English.

Here is a first draft edition of around 1/3 of that first book.

It teaches some pretty good doctrine, urging the people to reign in their desires, etc. 

The book does not appear to be corrupt, except for some rather strict commandments to the reign in the people fighting against other religious people. 

(them Crusades were very bad)

Subject to your approval, I share a dream received in 2013 concerning "the Book of Aqaba".

The dream is about soldiers and native Americans,
and their unclean white robes of animal fur,
and how they should use the Quran to get their robes clean.