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>>9211034 pb

I don't mean to slide. I'll only post this once.

I find these descriptions of Earth getting bitch slapped by some cometary body better than anything Hollywood ever came up with. Cool and a bit scary.

You will see some things Hollywood may have borrowed from the text.

"1 It is known, and the story comes down from ancient times, that there was not one creation but two, a creation and a re-creation. It is a fact known to the wise that the Earth was utterly destroyed once then reborn on a second wheel of creation.

2 At the time of the great destruction of Earth, God caused a dragon from out of Heaven to come and encompass her about. The dragon was frightful to behold, it lashed its tail, it breathed out fire and hot coals, and a great catastrophe was inflicted upon mankind, The body of the dragon was wreathed in a cold bright light and beneath, on the belly, was a ruddy hued glow, while behind it trailed a flowing tail of smoke. It spewed out cinders and hot stones and its breath was foul and stenchful, poisoning the nostrils of men. Its passage caused great thunderings and lightnings to rend the thick darkened sky, all Heaven and Earth being made hot. The seas were loosened from their cradles and rose up, pouring across the land. There was an awful, shrilling trumpeting which out-powered even the howling of the unleashed winds.

3 Men, stricken with terror, went mad at the awful sight in the Heavens. They were loosed from their senses and dashed about, crazed, not knowing what they did. The breath was sucked from their bodies and they were burnt with a strange ash.

4 Then it passed, leaving Earth enwrapped within a dark and glowering mantle which was ruddily lit up inside. The bowels of the Earth were torn open in great writhing upheavals and a howling whirlwind rent the mountains apart. The wrath of the sky-monster was loosed in the Heavens. It lashed about in flaming fury, roaring like a thousand thunders; it poured down fiery destruction amid a welter of thick black blood. So awesome was the fearfully aspected thing that the memory mercifully departed from man, his thoughts were smothered under a cloud of forgetfulness.

5 The Earth vomited forth great gusts of foul breath from awful mouths opening up in the midst of the land. The evil breath bit at the throat before it drove men mad and killed them. Those who did not die in this manner were smothered under a cloud of red dust and ashes, or were swallowed by the yawning mouths of Earth or crushed beneath crashing rocks.

6 The first sky-monster was joined by another which. swallowed the tail of the one going before, but the two could not be seen at once. The sky-monsters reigned and raged above the Earth, doing battle to possess it, but the many bladed sword of God cut them in pieces, and their falling bodies enlarged the land and the sea.

7 In this manner the first Earth was destroyed by calamity descending from out of the skies. The vaults of Heaven had opened to bring forth monsters more fearsome than any that ever haunted the uneasy dreams of men.

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8 Men and their dwelling places were gone, only sky boulders and red earth remained where once they were, but amidst all the desolation a few survived, for man is not easily destroyed. They crept out from caves and came down from the mountainsides. Their eyes were wild and their limbs trembled, their bodies shook and their tongues lacked control. Their faces were twisted and the skin hung loose on their bones. They were as maddened wild beasts driven into an enclosure before flames; they knew no law, being deprived of all the wisdom they once had and those who had guided them were gone.

9 The Earth, only true Altar of God, had offered up a sacrifice of life and sorrow to atone for the sins of mankind. Man had not sinned in deed but in the things, he had failed to do. Man suffers not only for what he does but for what he fails to do. He is not chastised for making mistakes but for failing to recognize and rectify them.

10 Then the great canopy of dust and cloud which encompassed the Earth, enshrouding it in heavy darkness, was pierced by ruddy light, and the canopy swept down in great cloudbursts and raging stormwaters. Cool moontears were shed for the distress of Earth and the woes of men.

11 When the light of the sun pierced the Earth's shroud, bathing the land in its revitalising glory, the Earth again knew night and day, for there were now times of light and times of darkness. The smothering canopy rolled away [[@Page:5]] and the vaults of Heaven became visible to man. The foul air was purified and new air clothed the reborn Earth, shielding her from the dark hostile void of Heaven.

12 The rainstorms ceased to beat upon the faces of the land and the waters stilled their turmoil. Earthquakes no longer tore the Earth open, nor was it burned and buried by hot rocks. The land masses were re-established in stability and solidity, standing firm in the midst of the surrounding waters. The oceans fell back to their assigned places and the land stood steady upon its foundations. The sun shone upon land and sea, and life was renewed upon the face of the Earth. Rain fell gently once more and clouds of fleece floated across dayskies.

13 The waters were purified, the sediment sank and life increased in abundance. Life was renewed, but it was different. Man survived, but he was not the same. The sun was not as it had been and a moon had been taken away. Man stood in the midst of renewal and regeneration. He looked up into the Heavens above in fear for the awful powers of destruction lurking there. Henceforth, the placid skies would hold a terrifying secret.

14 Man found the-new Earth firm and the Heavens fixed. He rejoiced but also feared, for he lived in dread that the Heavens would again bring forth monsters and crash about him."

>>9211148

I bought the book in the 90s.

He's alittle late to the game.

This a pagan tome. I don't endorse it's spirituality at all. There 3 or 4 cool comet strike stories that intrigue me. I posted only 1. Those stories are the only reason I have it.

>>9211148

>use CTRL + F on "kolbrin" (without quotes) to find

I scanned it in a long time ago. It's in txt html and docx. Easy to search. Even made an index, glossary, and etymology that never existed before. That is how I found that Amazons copy was missing a whole chapter.

(I said I bought it in the 90s, it was early 2000s)

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>>9211173

You should have read the whole thread before you said that. You assume it is my belief, fool.

>>9211248

ya we need more assclown bakers

>>9211287

To be clear, and to repeat, it is stories of cometary strikes that intrigue me. I am not aware (other than Immanuel Velikovsky) that anyone else has even approached the subject as history or as a fictional novel.

Some of the stories talk about men and beast, who were normally mortal enemies, sitting in the same cave, shivering in fear for what is going on outside. Someone thought a lot about what they were writing.

The histories are almost certainly flawed. It's the subject I like.

>>9211323

>i just made the thread you posted your irrelevant jibberish in

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>fuck off back to /b/

there is only 8kun slave master

>>9211353

you'll have to OK it with the baker

>>9211413

gorgeous Maria probably is pushing 220lbs

>>9211427

love it!

>>9211430

I HAVE OWNED IT SINCE 2000!

DO YOU BABIES READ?

>>9211479

I agree, though, she is a looker.

Saw her on the couch with Fox n Friends. She looked massive compared to others.

>>9211485

flatten Hillary's murder curve

>>9211489

>I wouldn't want to be underground.

as a former spelunker, I concur

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>>9211715

I am more apt to believe Velikovsky than the Kolbrin. Most of the Kolbrin is poison. And people attack Velikovsky for what he wrote (IN THE 50's) before we had even gone into space.

The Kolbrin claims some of its stories were written on metal plates and passed down from the time of the Egyptians. It was stored along with a dragon scale, or some shit.

It has a story of the parting of the Red Sea from the Egyptian point of view.

Probably all masonic BS.

But the various stories of cometary impacts are cool!