The Kolbrin Bible: 21st Century Master Edition

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The following Eve of Summer there was a gathering and it was found that a small green shoot was coming up from the ground beside the staff, which was an offshoot of the staff. The king decreed that this was a sign that the land accepted the strangers, but these took it as a sign that what they taught fell on fertile ground and would take root. These accounts offer different yet corroborating views of the Exodus and, read together, prove that the prophecy of Revelation 8:7 is scientifically precise about what we shall experience in our time. The Kolbrin Bible – Planet X Flyby Harbinger Signs Glenn found that in their day, the Phoenicians had the best sailing ships in the known world, and they could navigate by the stars. Consequently, their sailing routes blanketed the Mediterranean and out past Gibraltar to the coastline of Africa and Great Britain to the north. Setting the Kolbrin narrative against the Genesis story, it’s as if the Genesis scribes were writing about the same subject, but with only a hazy grasp of what they were writing about. Could they have been working from a fragmented source and/or at a much later time when memories of the events were dimmed? Could some of the Genesis records have been lost and the narrative been conflated? More and more, investigators suspect that something like this might have happened. Andrew Collins writes:

The question then became, who would need to book a passage on a voyage departing from present-day Lebanon and North Israel to Great Britain and why? Bear in mind this ocean voyage would be over four thousand miles one way, so there had to be something worth the bother. Janice Manning would do the primary analysis, with an assessment of the different writing voices of the original manuscript. Meanwhile, I worked with Glenn Kimball and Steve on historical research. Do the events in the text correlate to or work within a similar timeframe concerning events noted by other texts within the same era? All editions feature the Kolbrin Citation System by Marshall Masters. Designed to speed multi-format collaborative studies between researchers and authors. Over 1,600 typographical corrections based on the Chicago Manual of Style. Its verbiage remains faithful to the original work.

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At present three editions of the material are available. A hardbound edition has been published, in association with the Culdian Trust, and is divided between two volumes, titled The Kolbrin and The Gospel of the Kailedy; the same group also presents an online edition. [4] A softcover edition is published by Your Own World Books, ostensibly edited by one Janice Manning and with versification by Marshall Masters — whose previous works were fiction based on New Age prophecies. The Culdian Trust claims the softcover version is unauthorised.

The words of the strangers fell on deaf ears, for the people were content with the gods they knew and did not wish to weary their minds with the words of the new ones. When the strangers gathered in praise of The One True God the tribesmen stoned them and shouted abuses, but Ilyid persevered and while later the people still would not believe that The God of whom he spoke was more powerful than their gods, they would sit around and listen to his stories. Islass was the daughter of the queen's youngest sister and a holder of the king's favor, and when she attended him she divulged her dreams. It happened that she dreamed the same dream thrice, and this was its manner as she told it to the king: "Behold, I saw a moon which had three changing faces and as I watched the changes the moon itself changed and became a sun, and within this sun was a face of a god. As I looked long on this sun, another sun appeared and such was its brilliance that the first sun appeared inferior in brightness. Then the two became one and its brilliance filled the sky. In the midst of this I saw the king and many Druthin and priests of the strangers. Then I saw a great battle-sword and the brilliance faded as did the figures, and only the sword remained, from which blood dripped drop by drop. Then, too, it faded."As for Hempshill he lied to us, for he is a knave and a churlish one, and we were fools to be deceived by his wiles and bis tongue speaking such wild language. I will entreat with the bailiff and mayhap he who stands in the lord's place will abide my supplication. The Kolbrin eventually became known as The Bronzebook of Britain, and the contents of additional salvaged manuscripts known as The Coelbook were later incorporated into it to form the modern version. It's name is possibly derived from the Welsh alphabet called Coelbren - it is not the authentic name of a particular book which could ever be traced to ancient times. In fact, the Kolbrin is not "a" book, but a collection of texts from different sources; and obviously the original manuscripts are not to be found. PART 1: The Egyptian Texts (Books 1-6) DESCRIPTION : Following Pharaoh's defeat at the hand of Moses, the Egyptians searched the Middle East for clues to the one true G-d of Abraham. What now survives of that noble effort comprises the first six books of The Kolbrin Bible.

The Kolbrin is purported to be a 3,600 year old book in the form of a scroll that was housed in the Library of Alexandria, Egypt along with about 700,000 other scrolls which contained the history and knowledge of the ancient world. When Julius Caesar invaded Egypt at the time of Cleopatra the library was burned in 48 B.C. However, some few scrolls were saved by people who removed them from the library before it was totally consumed in fire. And they began to sin against birds, and beasts, and reptiles, and fish, and to devour one another’s flesh, and drink the blood… And as men perished, they cried, and their cry went up to heaven…’. 20 The term “Fallen Angels” in Genesis referred to men who married the daughters of Adam and Eve and had children instead of the current view – that of spiritual beings.The Kolbrin Bible consists of two parts that make up a total of 11 books, the first six were written by the ancient Egyptians and the last five were written by the ancient Celtic priests.