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Valley of Eden

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This would make a great sequel for the movie "National Treasure" and "Book of Secrets". It has all of the turns and twists throughout history of a secret book encoded in a crystal. Naturally secret societies like the Knights Templar are involved. If you are intrigued by the New World Order you will find them involved also. It is a book you have to read start to finish because you can't put it down. Its a battle between good and evil.
Keith 'Acidalia' Phillips

Or, Armenia to New Zealand via Mars
Including the strange story of an object, described as a 'book', given by the angel Raziel to an inhabitant of the Garden of Eden, namely Adam, which took place in Armenia near the present capital.
Yerevan, where Raziel once lived about 6,700 years ago. After the presentation, Raziel departed in the usual column of fire to whence he had come.
Adam had earnestly prayed to God to be granted knowledge of all things, so the angels in charge of the place called Paradise, perhaps tired of the endless petitioning of this fool who could not even read, granted his request by donating their version of Google expanded to the Nth degree, which frightened Adam out of his wits. So he hid it in a cleft in a rock. This book of knowledge passed down the generations, often guarded by an angel who only permitted persons to see it who possessed a 'pure soul'. This was known in the 4th century AD but nobody appeared who had any right to see it.
In the 18th century, a man named Ysroel ben Elieze, called 'Lord of the Good Name' came into possession of the Book, said to be made of sapphire and having a surface of black or white, within which there appeared letters of fire. Today we would term it a read-only computer. It passed into the possession of Adam Weishaupt, founder of the Bavarian Illuminati, whose successors were responsible for running 'Hitler'. At the collapse of the Third Reich, it was taken to America. Just as absolute power corrupts absolutely, infinte knowledge corrupts infinitly. More than this cannot be said, and what is said needed to be authorised.
The connection of Armenia to the planet and deities of Mars is explained in this book, showing the remarkable persistence of deep knowledge about Mars that could not be proved to be true until the late 20th century. Naturally, those who positions of high degree to whom these truths are a commonplace use institutions such as NASA to conceal as much as they can about the true nature of Mars including the fact that it is far from dead. It has pictures of martian animals and even an operating martian mining installation to illustrate their assertions, including the fact that NASA lied about the color of the martian sky since 1974 until we proved them cheaters and liars in 2001.
The book continues the work with an examination of one particular result of emigration from Armenia with revelations of Maori accounts of their ultimate origins in Urartu, as it was once known, arriving almost 2000 years later in New Zealand via Raratonga.
There is much more in this slim volume to amaze folk who have been cofused and confounded by centuries of lies and romantic twisting of plain facts to suit religion and lately false science.