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Charting The Patriarchs

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Charting The Patriarchs

By: W. Lawrence Lipton
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 Secrets, everyone claims there are secrets. One of the oldest secrets is the one behind the ages of the biblical patriarchs. Shall we, as the Creationists do, take them literally, or shall we embarrass them, and reveal the secret? Can weak minds accept a relationship between the numbers that is real, and represents somewhat advanced knowledge of the universe? Or shall they be permitted to retain the delusion of a Genesis mythology which is to be taken literally? Charting the Patriarchs reveals the true purpose of the ages, and outlines their association to the history of their era. As the title infers, each chapter examines a chart of the ages, and shows how those ages relate – not only to the Hebrew, and our Common, Calendar, but to the ancient Chinese Calendar, and the two dates associated with the founding of Rome. Charting the Patriarchs is a beginners manual for both a secular and religious understand of wisdom which dates back to the dawn of civilization, and emerged in the megalithic architecture of the British Isles – as most often associated with Stonehenge. For the academic, it opens a course of study and investigation which many will find fruitful; for the religious, it can be seen to represent toward a fulfillment of prophecy – a time when the parts will become whole; for everyone else, it is an inexpensive conversation piece to rest on a bookshelf beside the family bible; for those who take pride in their ignorance, it is yet another work to be ignored. Judaism Rome
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