The Wave Chapter 30: Grape Wine In a Mason Jar: Jesus, Di and Dodi Take Off From the Denver Airport In Winter to Rain Contrails Upon Our Heads

by | Feb 11, 2011 | The Wave Volume 4

I think that the reader is beginning to get the idea that following clues that the Cassiopaeans give is a lot of work. It is, and we are only getting warmed up here. I think you will also agree that we are having a little fun after all the grim facing of reality we...

The Wave Chapter 31: The Priory of Sion and The Shepherds of Arcadia

by beau | Feb 12, 2011 | The Wave Volume 4

The entry of the Prieuré de Sion or Priory of Sion onto the world stage occurred via the efforts of Henry Lincoln, Michael Baigent and Richard Leigh. It all began rather innocently when Lincoln, a television writer, was on an ordinary family vacation back in 1969, at...

The Wave: Chapter 32 Torah, Kaballah, And When I Dream…

by laura | Feb 18, 2011 | The Wave Volume 4, Volumes

I realize that some readers of these pages may wonder exactly where I am heading with this discussion, particularly that which constitutes the previous section. I only ask that you be patient and not skip any of the material because it is important to further events...

The Ark of the Covenant and The Temple of Solomon

by laura | Feb 22, 2011 | Who Wrote The Bible

The Ark of the Covenant: that most mysterious and powerful object that we are led to believe was the object of the Templars sojourn and searches in Jerusalem. What do we really know about the Ark? In order to come to any idea about the Ark, we will naturally have to...

The House of David

by laura | Feb 22, 2011 | Who Wrote The Bible

From the earliest times, Israel was composed of a poorly distinguished and variable number of city-states (more like tribal towns) whose population was a melting pot from all areas of the Mediterranean. The specific location that is identified as Israel proper was a...

The First Torah and the First Temple

by laura | Feb 22, 2011 | Who Wrote The Bible

At the time of fall of the Northern kingdom in 722 BC, many of the refugees from Israel (who could be considered members of the other ten tribes if one wishes to look at it that way), fled south into the rural hill country of Judah. Apparently, among them, were the...