piercethevale
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I'm posting here an e-mail that I wrote to my cousin, Margaret, in Oklahoma. Margaret is a 1st cousin to my, now departed, mother and was one of her closest friends and a confidante.
Margaret is a patriot in the truest sense of the word and a very devout Christian.
The e-mail:
"Hi Margaret. This is a bit shocking ...in that I have never read this before.
You know how much we studied Edgar Cayce in our family and we do [or did] have a great number of books on Edgar and his readings.
I read in one book where Cayce answered one inquirers question as to whether there were, or had been, any written first hand accounts about Jesus, to which He replied that there were but they were lost in the fire at the library of Alexandria.
Another inquiry about different info [it was about other subject matter] was posited and Cayce replied it was the children of King Harod that burned those particular documents.
The other day I picked a book out of my book case that I never read from cover to cover...it is, "Edgar Cayce On The Dead Sea Scrolls", by Glenn D. Kittler, under the editorship of Hugh Lynn Cayce. Edgar Cayce passed away in 1944, about 3 years before the scrolls were found,,,but He made mention of these, indirectly, in a number of readings.
[The following is stated to be either from reading number #2067 or in a reading given to Thomas Sague whom was preparing to write, the now famous book about Edgar Cayce, "There Is A River".]
Q. "A reading states that historic events from the time of the prophets until Christ were written by Thesea, Harod's wife. [Whom, Cayce told in a reading to #2067 that Harod decreed Her to die when He did and that was in 6 AD...yes!...SIX AD... as Harod was dying of cancer and didn't want Her alive after his own death and also have the children removed far away from the kingdom in the same decree. Thesea was said to have been an admirer of Jesus and his teachings.] Why did Her children destroy these writings at the Alexandrian Library and are any of these writings left on Earth at the present time."
A. "Her children did not destroy them.They were destroyed by the Mohammedans and the divisions in the church, who were the Jews and not the Romans nor the mixture of the Roman and Jewish influence. There are not these records, save as may be attained from some present in the Vatican."
INTERESTNG!... I have heard many different versions of the fire that destroyed the library at Alexandria...and they all take place centuries before. That it was Moslems means that it took place late in the 7th century or early in the 8th century.
I wonder why this was never mentioned in any other book on the Cayce material... I figure that the ARE organization has been suppressing it out of 'political correctness'...or what ever the heck that means... basically, i figure that they felt it to be something that was of a 'need to know' basis.
Margaret is a patriot in the truest sense of the word and a very devout Christian.
The e-mail:
"Hi Margaret. This is a bit shocking ...in that I have never read this before.
You know how much we studied Edgar Cayce in our family and we do [or did] have a great number of books on Edgar and his readings.
I read in one book where Cayce answered one inquirers question as to whether there were, or had been, any written first hand accounts about Jesus, to which He replied that there were but they were lost in the fire at the library of Alexandria.
Another inquiry about different info [it was about other subject matter] was posited and Cayce replied it was the children of King Harod that burned those particular documents.
The other day I picked a book out of my book case that I never read from cover to cover...it is, "Edgar Cayce On The Dead Sea Scrolls", by Glenn D. Kittler, under the editorship of Hugh Lynn Cayce. Edgar Cayce passed away in 1944, about 3 years before the scrolls were found,,,but He made mention of these, indirectly, in a number of readings.
[The following is stated to be either from reading number #2067 or in a reading given to Thomas Sague whom was preparing to write, the now famous book about Edgar Cayce, "There Is A River".]
Q. "A reading states that historic events from the time of the prophets until Christ were written by Thesea, Harod's wife. [Whom, Cayce told in a reading to #2067 that Harod decreed Her to die when He did and that was in 6 AD...yes!...SIX AD... as Harod was dying of cancer and didn't want Her alive after his own death and also have the children removed far away from the kingdom in the same decree. Thesea was said to have been an admirer of Jesus and his teachings.] Why did Her children destroy these writings at the Alexandrian Library and are any of these writings left on Earth at the present time."
A. "Her children did not destroy them.They were destroyed by the Mohammedans and the divisions in the church, who were the Jews and not the Romans nor the mixture of the Roman and Jewish influence. There are not these records, save as may be attained from some present in the Vatican."
INTERESTNG!... I have heard many different versions of the fire that destroyed the library at Alexandria...and they all take place centuries before. That it was Moslems means that it took place late in the 7th century or early in the 8th century.
I wonder why this was never mentioned in any other book on the Cayce material... I figure that the ARE organization has been suppressing it out of 'political correctness'...or what ever the heck that means... basically, i figure that they felt it to be something that was of a 'need to know' basis.