This work unveils the mysteries of ancient British druidism. It also discusses the original source of phallic worship, which was the name the ancients gave to the worship of the generating functions of the Sun and Nature. The author uncovers the secrets of the Court of King Arthur. Further found in this work is the restoration of the creed of the Stone Age, and the Holy Grail discovered in Wales.
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THE student of religious beliefs finds that pious philosophers of the past, in their solemn inquiries into the mysteries of Time and Eternity, and the relation of the Creator and the created to each other, perceived two principal agents at work, engaged in perpetuating the things at first created in the visible world around them. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
rational horizon, northern heavens, old sun, equinoctial line, divine emanations Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Lord Jesus, Holy of Holies, Der Ketos, Day of Atonement, Hesus the Mighty, Ark of the Covenant, Red Sea, Word of God, Most High, Virgin Mary, White Island, Silbury Hill, Cardigan Bay, Isle of Man, Almighty Celi, King Arthur, Mount Libanus, British Druids, Virgin of Israel, Jupiter Amon, Holy Spirit, Sir Bedivere, Tegid Voel, South Wales, Holy Greal New!
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THE student of religious beliefs finds that pious philosophers of the past, in their solemn inquiries into the mysteries of Time and Eternity, and the relation of the Creator and the created to each other, perceived two principal agents at work, engaged in perpetuating the things at first created in the visible world around them. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
rational horizon, northern heavens, old sun, equinoctial line, divine emanations Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Lord Jesus, Holy of Holies, Der Ketos, Day of Atonement, Hesus the Mighty, Ark of the Covenant, Red Sea, Word of God, Most High, Virgin Mary, White Island, Silbury Hill, Cardigan Bay, Isle of Man, Almighty Celi, King Arthur, Mount Libanus, British Druids, Virgin of Israel, Jupiter Amon, Holy Spirit, Sir Bedivere, Tegid Voel, South Wales, Holy Greal New!
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- History of the Britons by Nennius on page 178, and page 181
- The Holy Spirit by Garth Black on page 136, and page 394
- Celtic Druids by Godfrey Higgins on page 185
- King David (Great Bible Discovery) on page 4
- The Epistle to the Hebrews on page 247
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- Irish Druids and Old Irish Religions by James Bonwick on page 4, page 6, and page 327
- Irish Druids And Old Irish Religions by James Bonwick on page 4, page 6, and Back Matter
- Symbolism in Relation to Religion by James Ballantyne Hannay on page 93
- Mysteries of Celtic Britain by Lewis Spence on page 215
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