The Kolbrin Bible: 21st Century Master Edition

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The Kolbrin is concerned with goodness and virtue, courage and mortality, spiritual ideals and human aspirations.

Revelation 8:7 YLT98 and the first messenger did sound, and there came hail and fire, mingled with blood, and it was cast to the land, and the third of the trees was burnt up, and all the green grass was burnt up. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. Manuscripts 3:4 When blood drops upon the Earth, the Destroyer will appear, and mountains will open up and belch forth fire and ashes. Some of the manuscripts were transcribed onto thin metal plates at some point and became known as 'The Bronzebook of Britain. The first documented mention of this text is in James McCanney's Atlantis to Tesla - The Kolbrin Connection, a self-published work from 2003.There is a certain understandings that help, But I recommend this book highly and I prize it above others.

Nearly as big as the King James Bible, this 3600-year old text warns of an imminent, Armageddon-like conflict with radical Islam, but this is not the greatest threat The authors of The Kolbrin Bible predict an end to life as we know it, by a celestial event. The Kolbrin appears to have been on the verge of extinction throughout history, but it has survived thanks to a few people who had no idea what it was all about, who were neither intellectual nor wealthy, and for whom the practicalities of life took precedence. However, this does not bolster the proposed antiquity of the Kolbrin, as the Barddas itself is of questionable authority. Ancient Warnings for These Times Millennia ago, Egyptian and Celtic authors recorded prophetic warnings for the future and their harbinger signs are now converging on these times. Nearly as big as the King James Bible, this 3600-year-old text warns of an imminent, Armageddon-like conflict, but this is not the greatest threat.

Manuscripts 3:5 The Heavens will burn brightly and redly; there will be a copper hue over the face of the land, followed by a day of darkness. These predictions are in The Kolbrin Bible, a secular wisdom text studied in the days of Jesus and lovingly preserved by generations of Celtic mystics in Great Britain and is a revealing historical reference for the Holy Bible. McCanney is, among his other pseudoscientific interests, a proponent of Nibiru collision apocalyptic theories. WorldCat contains listings with copyright dates of 1994 [7] and 1998, [8] though the OCLC numbers were created 2005-03-17 and 2005-02-03 respectively.

The foreword states that the text "has been adequately validated and endorsed by Higher Authorities" without naming them. It helps to understand the 29,520 year procession clock that governs the rise and fall of species that work the earth.The text also attempts to support British Israelism as well as providing apocryphal teachings of Jesus Christ.

He developed the Kolbrin Citation System to help encourage collaborative analysis of this Biblical-era document, using both print and electronic versions of the work. The Kolbrin incorporates a body of enlightened teachings that are a treasure of the centuries, a light on the path of Truth, and as relevant to the world today as they were in the past. Manuscripts 3:7 Thus it was in the Days of Heavenly Wrath, which have gone, and thus it will be in the Days of Doom when it comes again. The Barddas of Iolo Morganwg (published in 1862) repeatedly mentions a book of Bardic Wisdom named the "Coelbren.History is always written by the winners, and with this Bible, you get the stories without the pride, and one sidedness of todays more standardly accepted Bibles. These predictions are in The Kolbrin Bible , a secular wisdom text studied in the days of Jesus and lovingly preserved by generations of Celtic mystics in Great Britain. The text has received nearly no critical attention, but sites outside the pseudoscientific/new religion realm point to its lack of provenance and dubious history [13] and suggest that it is a hoax or at least apocryphal. During the second and third decades of the twentieth century, these books were in the hands of a religious group in England that was never very powerful because membership requirements were too stringent.