Bill Rozier says he did not author that attack upon my history and genealogy. He has read – I am fixing to die! To know there is a parasite – LIKE PAUL – waiting to grab your legacy and alter it…..
IS PAR FOR THE COURSE!
I am….The Annointed One! Very………………….scary!
Go to Des Rosier’s Facebook. No one answers Bill’s questions. Only he posts. He is trying to capture Herbert Armstrong, and put him in the Rosier High Tower. Bill, needs me. He lures me to my doom….with dead Biblical Flesh!
Seer John
The War of the Roses – rages – while Rozier and his armed knight sneak about, trying to capture my flag, and store it in the House of Rougemont. Typical!
John des Rosier
Templar’s Holy Grail in America
The notion of the Templars’ Holy Grail in America is an intriguing part of Templar lore that blends history, mythology, and speculative theories. According to this idea, the Templars, rumored to be the keepers of the Holy Grail, may have transported this sacred artifact to America during their alleged pre-Columbian voyage.
Yet, the historical and archaeological evidence supporting this theory is thin at best. As per Christian lore, the Holy Grail refers to the vessel – be it a dish, plate, or cup – that Jesus used during the Last Supper, which is believed to hold miraculous properties. The connection between the Knights Templar and the Holy Grail is largely a product of medieval Arthurian legends and later mythologizing rather than historical facts.
Even the claim that the Templars traveled to America before Columbus is considered a fringe theory by mainstream historians due to a lack of conclusive evidence. The idea of them transporting the Holy Grail to America is even more speculative.
In truth, while the story of the Templars bringing the Holy Grail to America makes for exciting fiction and thought-provoking speculation, it remains unsupported by the weight of historical evidence. As such, it should be approached as a part of the rich tapestry of Templar-related myths and legends rather than an established historical fact.
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Yeshua (Spontaneous) [Live] · Eleni Baker ·
The Shroud of Turin shows a brutally crucified man. Blood marks the wrists and feet, wounds cover the body, the side appears pierced, and blood around the scalp resembles injuries from a crown of thorns.
But the strangest part is the image itself.
It contains unusual 3D information, yet isn’t simply painted or scorched onto the cloth. The image affects only the very surface of the linen fibres.
Experiments using intense bursts of radiation have produced somewhat similar effects, but reproducing the entire image this way would require an extraordinary amount of power delivered almost instantly.
If this really is the burial cloth of Jesus, then perhaps the image isn’t just evidence of His death. It could be evidence that something extraordinary happened afterward. #
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