Excerpt taken from a book any serious researcher here sould have on their shelf: From The Temple To The Talmud.
"We are saving israel for last. Very specific reason"
I would point out two things here:
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The 'Q Document' being a early version of Talmud
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The blatant similarity between Q anon and the well known term "JQ" or Jewish Question
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The fact that every single thing we research here has connections to israel/jews/zionism. Epstein, Silverstein, Feinstein, Alefantis, Rothschilds, Bilderburg etc… this list could fill an entire post with jewish names.
DID AN ANCIENT "Q DOCUMENT", A "PROTO-TALMUD" EXIST?
"Philo, the most industrious and devout Jew of his race, recognizing the true
nature of all sacred writings, treats the Pentateuch as allegorized and
symbolical. … The Pentateuch was written on papyrus by a scribe's pen from
the ancient hieroglyphics, which were carved in stone. It is known that the
Pentateuch arose out of the older primitive documents by means of a
supplementary one. The real Hebrew Bible was a secret volume, unknown to
the masses, and is far more ancient than the Septuagint ." Valentia Straiton.
The Septuagint, of course, is the Koine Greek version of the Hebrew
texts, translated between the third and first centuries BC. It is still considered
to be a useful rendering of the known and extant Hebrew scriptures of the
day, including some books not included in the later Old Testament and
Apocrypha. However, it seems that more than this was involved in preserving
the secret traditions and lore, some of which were later taken into the Talmud
and Kabala. As did Rudolf Bultmann about the Christian gospels, both Miss
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Straiton and I postulate that a "Q", a quelle, a source, a foundation document
in common, must have existed. This "secret supplementary volume" as she
describes it would have included both the oral and the already-written
traditions, with commentary. Among other things, this preserved the original
polytheistic Egyptian pagan legends and lore. We could call this a Proto-
Talmud from eons ago, compiled by the Hebrew-Habiru Priests, Levites and
Scribes, intended only for the inner circle of Elders, adepts and properly
initiated "chosen ones".
To claim, as do the three Semitic religions, that the mostly astrologically
based mythos found in the Judeo-Christian Bible (and the later Koran) is a
factual account is not a seriously sustainable position. At its very best, the
Bible (indeed, any religious writing) should first and foremost be seen as
theology, not history. What is more, to create and locate a nation-state based
on myths and misrepresentations is a fallacy and a flaw. Many books and
articles have been, could be, should be, and will be written on all these
matters, but what you have here sufficiently presents a reasonable and honest
alternative explanation of the Bible legends and lore. You can take it from
here. Search the Internet. Use your library. There are mountains of
material. To bring this to a close, now you know just about as much as
anyone else does concerning the rather murky, mystical, mysterious and
elusive ancient Hebrew religious beliefs and practices. As a matter of fact,
you probably know more.
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Stay woke anons. MOS is here for a reason