A Brief History of the Bible

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Around my eighth birthday, it was a crisp winter evening. I had my tie and other dorky-looking dress clothes on. Impatiently waiting to receive my first communion.

Finally, I could stand in line and receive some bread (representing the body of Christ) with everyone else at the end of the Sunday service.

A Brief History of the Bible

This sacramental bread has a very dull, distinct, instant saliva-absorbing taste. The only downside now was confessing my sins. I only recall doing this a few times.

The first time, I confessed something along the lines of calling a friend some negative, derogatory term. So the priest made me sit with my rosary and say these funny-sounding prays, repeatedly, and finally, later that day, I was forgiven.

Throughout my life, my relationship with the church was like that ex-girlfriend you break up with on and off and expect a different outcome the next five tries.

I wouldn’t be forced to go that often but spent the better part of the summers at my grandparents, and we would go almost every Sunday, which was fine.

I heard a guy in a funny-looking gown speak some weird dialect, sing a few songs, get some bread, and we were out.

Long story short, what religion scared me into believing was if your bad, you will burn in hell for eternity, half the shit I did or wanted to do was a sin, the afterlife is better than this one, God is always watching you, stalking you, so don’t even think an evil thought, and finally, the scariest of all was no sex till marriage!

I bought into it all, too, every single story I heard found within the bible.

bibles in my early teens, and I would start questioning my own beliefs.

So I did extensive research, trying to find a shred of proof that Jesus existed and or any of the Bible’sbible’ss to be true.

Here is what I found:

There have been many depictions of the sun throughout history, whether it be carving in caves, temples, and many monuments throughout the world, throughout many different cultures.

They paid their respect to the glowing hot yellow ball because they knew it advanced their crops, and without it, no living thing would survive on this planet.

The zodiac calendar is the oldest known calendar to man. The middle of it depicts a picture of the sun, often known as the god sun.

The calendar also represents the 12 months, the four seasons, and the solstices and equinoxes. The zodiac calendar was personified as figures or animals.

Not only did the earliest civilizations follow the sun and stars, but they also personified them. Naturally, therefore, the bible’sbible’sy would be an arduous one.

They made up fables about their movements and relationships.

The sun was personified as the unseen creator or God with life-saving qualities: God’s Son, the world’s light, and humankind’s saviour.

Likewise, the 12 constellations were represented travel for god sun.

They were given names and pictures from things going on in that time—for example, Aquarius, the water bearer, transfers the spring rain.

Horus was the sun god of Egypt in 3000 BC. Horus was known as the light and had an enemy-known asset; the set was known as the darkness of night.

Dark versus light, or good versus evil, is the most esoteric mythological dualities ever known. It still is being expressed, on all sorts of levels, to this day. It would be the foundation for the history of the bible.

A Brief History of Jesus

Now, let us look at Horus, Jesus, and people alike, throughout the bible’sbible’sy.

Horus was born on December 25 to a virgin named Mary.

A star in the east accompanied his birth. He was a teacher by the age of 12 was baptized at the age of 30. Next, he travelled with 12 disciples, performing miracles, like healing the sick and walking on water.

Then, he was crucified, died, and was buried. He then resurrected three days later.

Attis was born in Greece in 1200 BC born to a virgin.

On December 25, he was crucified, died for three days, then resurrected. In India, Krishna was born of a virgin in 900 BC, accompanied by a star in the east, performed miracles with his disciples, after his death, he would resurrect.

The Bible History of Greece

On December 25, in Greece, Dionysus was born a virgin in 500 BC. He performed miracles, such as turning water into wine.

Upon his death, he was resurrected.

In Persia, Mirtha was born of a virgin in 1200 BC.

On December 25, he had 12 disciples, which he performed miracles, died for three days, buried, then resurrected. Finally, Jesus Christ was born a virgin on December 25, accompanied by three kings.

He had 12 disciples, performed many miracles, died for three days, and then resurrected. There have been at least 36 other saviours worldwide throughout history, who all share very similar characteristics.

Along with many other stories in the bible of Jesus is just astrological events in the sky.

Sirius is the brightest star in the east. On December 24, it aligns with the three stars of Orion’s belt. Those three stars have always been called the three kings.

On December 25, these three stars, along with Sirius, point directly towards the sun, or God’s sun.

The Virgin Mary is known as the Virgo constellation. In Latin, Virgo means virgin. Virgo also is referred to as the house of bread in the bible’sbible’sy.

In ancient times, they personified Virgo as a virgin holding wheat. Bethlehem is just an allusion to the constellation Virgo, a place in the sky, not here on earth. Transitioning from the summer solstice to the winter solstice, days get shorter, symbolizing the sun’s death.

God’s Sun – The Bible History

The sun’s lowest point hits the sky on December 22, and it stays in that position for the next three days.

Then, on December 25, the sun rises again in the sky.

They didn’t celebrate the sun’s resurrection until the spring equinox or Easter.

The days become longer than the night because the sun officially overpowers the evil darkness.

Jesus’s 12 disciples represent the 12 constellations on the zodiac calendar.

Jesus represents the sun. The cross through the sun on the zodiac is a pagan symbol.

Christianity stole this idea. You’ll see that he is always depicted with a cross behind his head in early times.

Approximately every 2150 years, the earliest cultures knew the morning of the spring equinox would occur on a different zodiac sign.

This was known as the precession of the equinoxes.

It takes roughly 26,000 years to make a complete cycle through all 12 zodiac signs.

Every 2150 years was known as an “Age.”

Jesus was born at the starting age of Pisces.

Which is the same age we’re still in today.

According to the Bible, when Jesus’s disciples asked where the last Passover would be, Jesus responded, “Behold, when ye are entered into the city, there shall a man meet you bearing a pitcher of water…Follow him into the house where he entereth in.” (Luke 22:10) This represents Aquarius, the age after Pisces.

Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the bible on plagiarized stories.

Noah and Gilgamesh – The Bible History

The story of Noah was taken directly from the Epic of Gilgamesh, from 2600 BC. God sent Gilgamesh to build an ark, save two of each animal, and then a global flood.

Upon Moses’ birth, he was set in a reed basket and placed in the river to avoid infanticide. He was rescued and was raised as a prince. This story was stolen directly from the Story of Sargon, around 2250 BC. Moses was the lawgiver and was given 10 commandments well on a mountain.

This is just another story stolen from much earlier times.

Manou was the lawgiver in India. Zeus gave the laws to Minos of Crete. In Egypt, it was Mises.

The 10 Commandments were taken directly from the spell 125 from The Dead’s book in Ancient Egypt.

According to the old testament, Joseph, was simply a prototype for Jesus in the new testament. Both had miracle births, and Joseph had 12 brothers. Jesus had 12 disciples, and Joseph was sold for 20 pieces of silver.

Jesus was sold for 30 pieces of silver.

Both started their work at 30 years old. Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints shares very similar views.

According to legend, Jesus died the year 33 A.D. Mark was the first gospel, then came Matthew, Luke, followed by John; the last three were derivatives of the first gospel.

In Mark’s gospel, he mentions the fall of the Jewish temple, which takes place in 70 A.D—making these gospels written sometime after that year, presumably a lot later. Paul was the first to claim to have visions from God.

This so moved Paul he wrote 80,000 words about the Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, spreading the good word onto others. They’re the only documents we have of the religion, during that 40 plus year gap, from the time of Jesus’s death to the first gospel.

Jesus Christ wasn’t even mentioned once in any of Paul’s documentation.

Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

According to Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Paul never even heard of Mary, Joseph, Bethlehem, John the Baptist, never once quoted any miracles taking place, any mention of going to Jerusalem, no Pontius Pilate.

Not one story of Jesus was mentioned until he is put on the cross, the resurrection, and the ascension. But, of course, Paul never put those stories on earth either. So instead, Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saint was all told as a mythical story.

At least 23 historians lived during the same time Jesus was supposedly alive according to Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saint and in the same general area, he allegedly occupied.

Not one of these historians documented a single thing about Jesus’s legacy.

Jesus, like other pagan gods, was a mystical figure.

The political establishment would use the Jesus figure for social control.

By 325 AD in Rome, the emperor Constantine had a meeting to establish the Christian doctrine.

Which intake would begin an era of Christian bloodshed and spiritual fraud?

For the next 1600 years, the Vatican maintained a political stranglehold on Europe.

Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saint shares very similar viewpoints.

It is leading to periods in time known as the dark ages.

Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saint, along with theistic belief systems, is the most significant fraud we’ve ever seen. It detaches the species from the natural world and vice versa.

It leaves God in charge. In turn, horrendous crimes can be justified. It empowers those who know the truth but use the myth to manipulate and control societies.

The religious myth is the most powerful device ever created and serves as the psychological soil upon which other tales can bloom.

“If Jesus had been on earth, he would not even have been a priest.”

-Hebrews 8:4

Fun Fact: The bible is the world’s most stolen book.