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Chapter 14 - 700 BCE  
     
256.
    
1.
 In the Great Age of the Ram,
2.
 Five hundred and forty years
3.
 Since the dawn of the Great Age (700 BCE)
4.
 Dawned a new age
5.
 Of religions, beliefs
6.
 And culture
7.
 The ancestors of the Phoenicians
8.
 Had moved north fifty years prior
9.
 To the River Tiber
10.
 To form a new religious centre
11.
 For the worship of Baal
12.
 Cybele and Dagan (Satan)
13.
 Which is the first place they called Saturnia
14.
 Later to be called Rome
 
257.
    
1.
 The Greek cities had rebuilt
2.
 Following the Great Darkness
3.
 Athens the city
4.
 of the Virgin Queen
5.
 Goddess of War
6.
 Now all powerful
7.
 Its priests written their own story
8.
 Hesiod did not care
9.
 For Egyptian records
10.
 But his own imagination
11.
 Writing fantastic stories
12.
 Of Gods and Goddesses
13.
 For which no record
14.
 ever existed.
 
258.
    
1.
 The Babylonians
2.
 Also related to the Persians
3.
 So as to confuse a reader
4.
 Were also gaining strength
5.
 With the return of the faith
6.
 Of Zoroaster
7.
 To consider the sacrifices
8.
 of the ancestors of the Phoenicians
9.
 the ancestors themselves
10.
 of the men of Mari
11.
 an abomination and evil
 
259.
    
1.
 Yet in the land of the most sacred Isle
2.
 The thaw in Darkness
3.
 Only brought the return to war
4.
 To bloodshed and ignorance.
5.
 No single king did rule
6.
 Only warlords
7.
 The descendents of mortal enemies
8.
 A small remnant of the Holly
9.
 Now in the South of the Isle
10.
 Long forgotten their heritage
11.
 All contact had returned
12.
 Not for wisdom
13.
 Nor for knowledge
14.
 But the mineral wealth
15.
 of the sacred Isle
16.
 The Thebians and the Greeks
17.
 In trade for goods
18.
 In exchange for natural bronze
19.
 Tin and copper
20.
 From the south-west of Britannia
21.
 And Hibernia
 
260.
    
1.
 In the Great Age of the Ram,
2.
 Six hundred and twenty years
3.
 Since the dawn of the Great Age (620 BCE)
4.
 A Great and mighty High Priest of Yeb (Elephantine Is.)
5.
 Did come to office
6.
 from most sacred temple of the Jews
7.
 The first temple of the Covenant
8.
 The birthplace of Elijah
9.
 The birthplace of Isaiah
10.
 In the middle of the Nile
11.
 His name was Jeremiah
12.
 So brilliant and knowledgeable
13.
 A student was Jeremiah
14.
 That he came to office
15.
 At twenty five years
16.
 Pharaoh Psammetichus I
17.
 had his son tutored at Yeb
18.
 Whose name was Necho II
19.
 And the young Babylonian prince
20.
 Of King Nabopolassar
21.
 Whose name was Nebuchadrezzar
22.
 Had his son visit and speak with Jeremiah
23.
 So that his fame as a teacher
24.
 A priest and prophet
25.
 Was known throughout the ancient lands
 
261.
    
1.
 Yet for all the influence of Jeremiah
2.
 The Kings of Judah
3.
 Had returned to the wicked ways
4.
 Of their ancestors
5.
 In worshipping demonic gods
6.
 The sacrifice of children
7.
 The worship of doves
8.
 And reciting of black magic spells
9.
 While appearing outwardly to be pious
10.
 Jeremiah confronted King Josiah
11.
 Reminding him of the vow
12.
 By his forefathers
13.
 To Honor the faith of YAHU (YAHUWAH)
14.
 And cease the worship
15.
 Of demonic gods
16.
 But Josiah stood firm
 
262.
    
1.
 In the Great Age of the Ram,
2.
 Six hundred and twenty seven years
3.
 Since the dawn of the Great Age (613 BCE)
4.
 Necho II did travel North
5.
 With a great army of the Egyptians
6.
 And Nebuchadrezzar did travel
7.
 From the North-West
8.
 To drive a stake into the heart
9.
 Of The Assyrians
10.
 King Josiah
11.
 Who worshipped the same gods
12.
 As the Assyrians
13.
 Did align himself with King Ashur-etil-ilani
14.
 Even as their empire fell
15.
 But Nebuchadrezzar did succeed
16.
 In destroying the capital of Assyria
17.
 Named Nineveh
18.
 And the Egyptian Pharaoh
19.
 did Kill the King Josiah
20.
 As he was in retreat
21.
 Thus ended the reign of the Assyrians
 
263.
    
1.
 In the Great Age of the Ram,
2.
 Six hundred and thirty five years
3.
 Since the dawn of the Great Age (605 BCE)
4.
 Nebuchadrezzar was crowned
5.
 King of Babylonia
6.
 And the Babylonian Empire
7.
 He then did call his teacher
8.
 Now thirty years of age
9.
 Unto his court
10.
 There Nebuchadrezzar did greet him warmly
11.
 As a brother and spoke to the assembled
12.
 Great Magi Jeremiah
13.
 How might we change the hearts
14.
 Of the men of Judah
15.
 Who worship demons
16.
 And eat the flesh and blood
17.
 Of their sons and daughters?
18.
 Must I turn Jerusalem
19.
 And all the land to dust
19.
 To rid us of this evil?
20.
 For Nebuchadrezzar
21.
 Was a pious man
22.
 Who believed
23.
 In the Book of Zoroaster
24.
 And the wisdom
25.
 Of the priests of YAHU
26.
 And considered
27.
 The demon gods of the Assyrians
28.
 And the Jews
29.
 An abomination
30.
 Jeremiah did reply
31.
 Indeed they be an abomination
32.
 An evil without end
33.
 That acts outwardly with piety
34.
 And holiness
35.
 But in hiding do practice all manner
36.
 Of wickedness
37.
 Yet they are a people
38.
 Without memory
39.
 And without history
40.
 Who know not from where they came
41.
 Nor of the ancient covenant
42.
 Of YAHU
43.
 Jeremiah did then ask
44.
 Before Nebuchadrezzar destroyed the Jews
45.
 That he allow Jeremiah
46.
 To travel to see the King
47.
 And convince them to change
48.
 Nebuchadrezzar asked how might this be?
49.
 To which Jeremiah asked
50.
 For the best scribes and priests of the land
51.
 To work day and night
52.
 For I shall write a history
53.
 For the Jews
54.
 So that they might believe in the truth
55.
 Of YAHU
56.
 And cease practicing their evil ways
57.
 Nebuchadrezzar did agree
58.
 And for four years
59.
 The scribes and Jeremiah worked day and night
60.
 To write the Books of the Jews
61.
 So that they might believe in YAHU
62.
 And end their worship of demons.
 
264.
    
1.
 In the Great Age of the Ram,
2.
 Six hundred and forty years
3.
 Since the dawn of the Great Age (600 BCE)
4.
 The High Priest of Yeb
5.
 The mighty and wise Jeremiah
6.
 Did travel to Jerusalem
7.
 With the new sacred texts
8.
 And the best scribes
9.
 To the court of King Zedekiah
10.
 The King did at first welcome
11.
 The High Priest
12.
 On account of his fame
13.
 And influence with the Babylonians
14.
 But Jeremiah refused the trappings of court
15.
 And spoke plainly
16.
 Messiah, (anointed one)
17.
 A solemn oath did your ancestors give
18.
 To honor the covenant of Yahu
19.
 Which brought you out of the wilderness
20.
 I do come now with sacred scripture
21.
 Faithful to the covenant
22.
 For your priests and your court
23.
 To end the worship of foreign gods
24.
 But King Zedekiah would not be moved
25.
 He did tell Jeremiah
26.
 That if he could convince
27.
 his priests and his nobles
28.
 To change their ways
29.
 Then as King he would honor Jeremiah
30.
 Upon the challenge
31.
 Jeremiah sent word to King Nebuchadrezzar
32.
 Of his reception
33.
 And for two years Jeremiah
34.
 Spoke to every noble
35.
 Every prince, every princess
36.
 And priest
37.
 All but one changed their ways
38.
 Her name was Princess Tamar
39.
 known as Tea Tephi
40.
 Who tended to Jeremiah
41.
 When he was imprisoned
42.
 During the siege
43.
 To all others of the court
44.
 And all other priests
45.
 Not one did reject
46.
 The demon gods
47.
 Too attractive the wealth
48.
 Too pleasurable the flesh
49.
 Too powerful the blood and flesh rituals
50.
 Of their ancestors
 
265.
    
1.
 Upon hearing the refusal
2.
 of the Jews to convert
3.
 To the new faith of YAHU
4.
 King Nebuchadrezzar
5.
 Ordered his Generals
6.
 to march on Jerusalem And Judea
7.
 and spare no one except
8.
 Jeremiah, the priests and the treasure of Moses
9.
 For two years the army
10.
 Of King Nebuchadrezzar
11.
 lay siege to Jerusalem
12.
 And lay waste to the land of Judea
13.
 Until finally the walls of the city
14.
 Could no longer hold
15.
 and The city fell.
 
266.
    
1.
 In the Great Age of the Ram,
2.
 Six hundred and forty four years
3.
 Since the dawn of the Great Age (596 BCE)
4.
 Jeremiah and his scribes
5.
 Were freed by the troops of Nebuchadrezzar
6.
 they prepared to destroy the city
7.
 And all the inhabitants
8.
 Zedekiah had kept Jeremiah alive
9.
 That he might bargain with Nebuchadrezzar
10.
 Jeremiah was brought before the Generals
11.
 And Zedekiah and did speak
12.
 Good priest Jeremiah
13.
 As a King is not tradition
14.
 I be spared?
15.
 As to the people
16.
 That is by your will
17.
 Jeremiah did reply
18.
 Good Generals
19.
 Men of pious heart
20.
 No man can I condemn
21.
 That has not first condemned himself
22.
 But for those ignorant of ways
23.
 No blame can be given
24.
 Therefore your commands be true
25.
 Upon hearing these words
26.
 the generals stayed
27.
 from Destroying the city of Jerusalem
28.
 and all its inhabitants
29.
 And sent the words of Jeremiah
30.
 to Nebuchadrezzar
31.
 Upon hearing these words
32.
 Nebuchadrezzar Did reply
33.
 that only the nobles and priests
34.
 And their temple were to be destroyed
35.
 That the city would be spared
36.
 But the Jews would be slaves
37.
 in the service Of the Empire
38.
 For refusing to convert to YAHU
39.
 As ignorance be no excuse
 
267.
    
1.
 The Babylonian troops
2.
 did destroy the second temple
3.
 Named by the Jewish Kings
4.
 In honor of Šulmanu (Solomon)
5.
 Of Assyria
6.
 On a day become known as Tisha B'Av
7.
 Six hundred and forty years
8.
 Since the dawn of the Great Age (596 BCE)
9.
 The generals did execute
10.
 each priest and each noble
11.
 In front of the King
12.
 As punishment for his wickedness
13.
 But Jeremiah implored to the Generals
14.
 to Save Princess Tamar (Tea Tephi)
15.
 For she did convert
16.
 And had tended kindly to Jeremiah
17.
 But the Generals were troubled
18.
 For the Kings word was final
19.
 But Jeremiah was a Great and powerful priest
21.
 Whereupon the attendant to the Princess
22.
 Did offer a plan
23.
 She would stand in place
24.
 of the Princess
25.
 And Tamar would be saved
26.
 The Generals agreed
27.
 And Tamar was saved
28.
 By the sacrifice of her attendant
 
269.
    
1.
 Upon his time in prison
2.
 And the events of Jerusalem
3.
 Jeremiah was sick of the land
4.
 He ordered the Ark
5.
 be returned to the first Temple of Yeb
6.
 But for the remaining treasure of Akhenaten
7.
 And the standards
8.
 of the House of Judah
9.
 He would leave
10.
 With his most trusted scribe
11.
 Whose name was Baruch
12.
 Unto the most sacred Isle of the Hebrews
13.
 The ancient land of the Druids and Holly.
 
270.
    
1.
 Six hundred and forty six years
2.
 Since the dawn of the Great Age (594 BCE)
3.
 Jeremiah, Baruch and Princess Tephi
4.
 Did land at a place
5.
 Known as Carrickfergus
6.
 In the North of Hibernia
7.
 From there they did travel south
8.
 To the court of King Eochaid
9.
 A descendent of the Holly
10.
 And the bloodlines of the Hyksos
11.
 Who had united
12.
 the warring tribes
13.
 There in the court of King Eochaid
14.
 Jeremiah did anoint him
15.
 Upon the most ancient and sacred Stone of Destiny
16.
 The foundation stone of Ebla
17.
 The white (limestone) rock
18.
 King of the Isle
19.
 And the new messiah king
20.
 Jeremiah did hand him
21.
 the standard of the House of Judah
22.
 That upon a sacred marriage with Princess Tephi
23.
 A union of the most ancient bloodlines
24.
 of the Holly
25.
 The bloodlines of Ebla
26.
 The Hyksos
27.
 And Now the House of Judah
28.
 His descendents would unite the world
29.
 And rid it of evil
30.
 Thus the Red Lion upon the yellow field
31.
 Became the standard of the court
32.
 Of the High King of Ireland
33.
 Of the House of the Holly
34.
 And the title Ha Rama Theo
35.
 Which means His Divine Highness
36.
 Wrongly written as Arimathea
 
271.
    
1.
 Thus upon the most ancient green throne
2.
 Of Amen-Ra
3.
 which had been in Ireland
4.
 For centuries
5.
 A new bloodline of Messiah-Kings was formed
6.
 King Eochaid with his Queen Tephi
7.
 Did unite Ireland
8.
 under a common code of law
9.
 And renamed the capital to Torah
10.
 Now written as Tara
11.
 Which means Hill of Law
12.
 Jeremiah did build
12.
 A school and scriptorium
13.
 Upon the banks of the River Shannon
14.
 in the Kingdom of Meath
15.
 the first university of knowledge
16.
 of the ancient world
17.
 He did then spend
18.
 the rest of his days
19.
 Upon the Isle of Ireland
20.
 teaching and Writing his scriptures
21.
 And helping re-awaken the wisdom
22.
 Of the ancients
23.
 Discovering long lost treasures and scrolls
24.
 With which to refine his works
 
272.
    
1.
 Six hundred and sixty seven years
2.
 Since the dawn of the Great Age (573 BCE)
3.
 At the great age of seventy-two
4.
 The High Priest Jeremiah
5.
 The man who saved the Jews
6.
 The prophet who saved
7.
 the House of Judah
8.
 Did give up the ghost
9.
 Upon his death
10.
 A great tomb was erected
11.
 Upon the Isle
12.
 Now known as Devenish
13.
 In the Lower Lough Erne
14.
 And no man was permitted
15.
 To set foot upon such sacred ground
 

 
 
 

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