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That "sons of darkness / sons of light" thing is not really "Q-related lingo" at all, except that everyone is probably drawing on the same source.

you are correct, it was an expression used in the Dead Sea Scrolls. It's also used in the Didache, one of the earliest non-biblical text; several translations of the Didache available here:

http://www.earlychristianwritings.com/didache.html

It seems to be a common expression from the 150 BC - 150 AD time period.

Note that there is some echo of that phrase in St. Augustine. He contrasts the City of God vs. City of Man. Text of his book "City of God" here (warning, it's loooong):

https://www.newadvent.org/fathers/1201.htm

Note that St. Augustine lived about the middle of the 300s to a few decades into the 400s.

Between the Didache and St. Augustine, both incredibly influential texts, that type of contrast-language is fairly common with Christians.

JORGE BERGOGLIO & GUSTAVO VERA

Over the last several years, Barnhardt has done some serious digging into Jorge Bergoglio's relationship with Gustavo Vera from back in Argentina. Here are a couple of important pieces:

https://www.barnhardt.biz/2018/08/31/is-antipope-bergoglio-a-sodomite-i-dunno-but-his-child-pimping-boyfriend-sure-as-hell-is/

In this blog post containing in itself much sauce, Barnhardt writes: "Now, someone needs to do the serious journalistic research on all of this, because I am handicapped in this in that I don’t speak Spanish, much less the Argentinian dialect, which is quite different and uses different terms and slang than the Mexican/Puerto Rican Spanish that we were all taught in high school. Also, I’m not a journalist. Someone needs to go down to Buenos Aires and talk to the people down there who know all of this stuff and can help all of this come to light."

See also:

https://www.barnhardt.biz/2018/09/12/nuclear-bombshell-argentinian-whistleblower-interview-bergoglio-allows-the-catholic-elite-in-rome-to-have-access-to-gustavo-veras-child-sex-slaves/