Authorship of the Bible: Ancient Texts and Misconceptions

The Bible was compiled from ancient texts long after its supposed authors lived, shaping beliefs for control.

### The Origins of the Bible: A Challenge to Conventional Beliefs
* 🤔 The question of **who wrote the Bible** often stumps many Christians, leading to confusion about the **authorship and the historical context** of its creation.
* 📜 It is argued that the Bible was not penned by the apostles, as many believe, but was actually written between **100 A.D. and 900 A.D.** by Phoenicians and followers of Hermes.
* 🗿 These early writers were said to be **illiterate**, copying ancient texts from various sources, including remnants from the **Library of Alexandria**, rather than creating **original works**.
* 🏺 Over centuries, these texts were stored in jars and caves, with explorers later discovering them and piecing together the writings, which were **not documented in real-time** as events unfolded.
* 📅 The timeline indicates that the apostles had long passed away—**around 2,000 years ago**—before the Bible was compiled, raising questions about the **authenticity of the accounts** within.
* 🔍 The information in the Bible is claimed to have been derived from **ancient texts**, with many quotes and statements being **copied directly onto parchment**.
* 🏛 The Council of Nicaea played a crucial role in **curating the canonized Bible**, selecting which texts to include while altering or omitting others, including topics deemed **controversial**.
* 📚 This process of compilation and translation was not merely accidental; it was a **strategic move to create a powerful tool for influencing and controlling the masses**.

First of all, ask any question. I challenge any Christian who wrote the Bible. I've never gotten the right answer since I've asked that question. Every time I ask them face to face who wrote the Bible, they don't have no idea. They start telling me the apostles' names, you know. They start talking about Judas and John and all these. No, they wrote nothing. Those men were illiterate men. They couldn't even read or write. They were illiterate people. The Bible was written from 100 A.D. to 900 A.D. by Phoenicians, followers of Hermes, both the Atlantean priest kid. That's who wrote the Bible. And they didn't write a Bible. What they did was they started copying ancient texts from all over the world, remnants of the Library of Alexandria, copying these ancient texts onto different parchment papers and stuffing them inside of vases and jars inside of caves over time between 100, 180 to 900 A.D.

people, explorers, and archaeologists coming across these vases and opening them up, finding all these ancient writings. These ancient writings were copied from, okay, let me translate this tablet onto this writing, onto this parchment paper, and it must store it away, right? They would study these things and read them inside of caves in the middle of the night and stuff like that. And so, over the course of that amount of time, 180 to 900 A.D., that's after the death of Jesus and Paul and Judas and Matthew. They were dead 2,000 years prior. They were gone, long gone, ancient history. The Bible wasn't written in real time. Nobody was walking around going, What'd you say, Matthew? Let me write this down again. Wait, say that again because I didn't quite hear that last sentence. Let me write this down again. Nobody's doing that. Nobody going, No, oh, Jesus, hold on, say it one more time, sir. I didn't get that last quote you just said. Let me write this down one more time. Come on, man, that was written long after these people.

were gone and passed away. So, where did this information come from? It came from ancient texts and ancient tabs recopied onto different parchment papers. And the proof is in the pudding. You can go back and you can find those exact quotes and statements and words out of the ancient text. It comes right from there, some of it copied word for word directly onto these parchment papers. Then later, people who discovered these things eventually, they came together and brought them all together and said, Hey, let's make this, let's make a canonized book out of this. And that's when the Council of Nicaea got together, and they started going through and curating what they would put into this canonized Bible and what they would not put into the canonized Bible. And then when they got to a good mix of neuroscience where they knew they could utilize information to control masses of people, they said, We're going to put this one out right here, boom. We all did this, we changed that, we mistranslated this by

accident on purpose. We change the surround. We put this over here. We moved this around. We took out the part talking about aliens. We took out the part talking about spaceships and UFOs. Okay, so now I think we got something here. We can dominate the planet with this by compendium of The Emerald Tablets by Billy Carson.

Billy Carson explains who wrote the Bible

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by Phoenicians and followers of Hermes, not by the illiterate apostles.

These writers copied ancient texts from around the world, including remnants of the Library of Alexandria, and stored them in vases and jars in caves.

The writings were discovered and translated by explorers and archaeologists long after the deaths of Jesus and the apostles, making the Bible's creation a posthumous process.

The information for the canonized Bible came from ancient texts and parchment papers, with some quotes copied word for word.

The Council of Nicaea later curated the texts to create the canonized Bible.

The council aimed to utilize the information for social control, leading to intentional changes and mistranslations.

The speaker discusses intentionally changing the surrounding elements and removing references to aliens and UFOs.

They believe these adjustments have created a compelling narrative.

The speaker is confident that this new approach, based on Billy Carson's "The Emerald Tablets," can lead to dominating the planet.