The New Melchizedek Bible, Volume 6: The Lost Letters of the New Testament Church - Paperback

by The New Jerusalem World Library (Author)

Forward by the author, Peter Thompson, . the Librarian and independent law scholar of world religions, an IT engineer, businessman, and Bahai world religionist. - - - - The New Melchizedek Bible, Volume 6, is the premier collection of lost Christian apocrypha from the first generation of the Christian church. . Taken from the Church archives that were translated by the Victorians, the lost letters of the apostles are placed in chronological order and divided line-by-line for ease of reading. . All the books are renumbered according to a numbering plan that adds up into the 100s for each book. . In the present unique introductory edition, the chapters of each book are reformulated according to a pattern of mostly 25, 30, or 35 divisions of verses for each newly arranged chapter. . The theory postulated is that the numbers of the verses were reviewed for a few years by dozens of Levitical scribes and authors, and that many of the documents were given to us for a spiritual Bible. . . Scholarly articles are being developed, although we are having trouble finding help with projects. Fund raising for a start up publishing company other than the NJWL is being sought. The material will be donated to the Greek Orthodox church in the event of any problems. . The thesis appears to be the profound greatness of the escape velocity into outer space for exploration, has led to the use of written communication between the people capable of occupying the outer planets and the people of the planet Earth, and therefore we have a wealth of documents given to us to learn from and grow from. And, that there are more lost books out there yet to be found. . A review from Oxford and other scholars, clergy, and laity is underway. Much time was necessary for the publication of many more volumes. The good news is that many extra-biblical books adds up to a Bible more than twice the size of the original present Bible. Its the real Bible . More volumes are on the way, and all will be clearer, with an Indiana theme of spiritual urgency. Stacks of actual money, in a way. . The organisation of Biblical holy writings turns into a merry go round of golden plates. The merit of the advanced investigation of all the known writings goes without saying. The Koran makes it obvious that holy writings are communicated to mankind from outer space. To think that way is practical, albeit unusually objective and clinical, in contrast to being blindered by subjectives about Earth and the universe. . . The first edition represents much work in the field of Biblical archaeology that is yet to be 100% deciphered. The work is mainly solid arrangements, like a pyramid, yet some arrangements are obviously in question, and will probably need more refining. . . . The book attempts to form the restored canon of the New Testament according to advanced investigation. . The project is being submitted to the University of Colorado research programs and for an Economic Development Grant fund. And eventually, elsewhere, including Trinity College at Dublin and Oxford in the UK. Other languages of the KJV will be published too. Ambitious bible project is underway . The chronological study of all documents is essential to the greater grasp of the world and the universe, and to the application of spiritual wisdom with worldly matters. . Insight to history is always turbulent. We need to look at the root causes of the tree of life on Earth, and thence know what is happening right now with clear insight according to the ancient past. The ancient tradition of being a historian was to assemble large volumes of books for the sake of the people. . . Please buy it today Thank you . Copies of manuscripts might be given away to donors. . All of the present use of the translation of the writings falls under fair use laws according to academic, religious, and editing. Some translations have been slightly altered and the text has been modified in places for clarity of reading.