Genesis of Genesis

In 1892, Benjamin Bacon wrote of The Book of Genesis: ''The minutest detail of numbers, statistics and measurements pervades all the history, and gives to the whole document the tone of a mathematical calculation.'' He was unable to explain the math. It has taken 120 years -- the lifespan of man – for someone to explain what Bacon observed.In 1994, A&E produced a show, ''Mysteries of the Bible'', in which, Brandeis University Professor of Biblical Studies, Marc Zvi Brettler, stated: ''The ages of the Bible really are a mystery and really are quite perplexing if people were to take everything that is said in these stories literally.'' Knowledge, such as the ‘secret’ of the patriarch ages, is inexplicably connected to the evolution of both ancient and future belief systems. In 1845, Edgar Allan Poe wrote what the ancient scholars knew: the best place to hide a secret is in plain sight, and where it logically belonged.It has been nearly sixty years since the author's grandfather, a descendant of The Rashi – a revered tenth century Talmudic scholar – knowing he was ill, and believing he had a short time to live, shared the ‘secret’ to a hidden truth passed as part of the family ‘oral history’ since before there was a Book of Genesis. He had told his grandson that the secret was in the skies, and how they joined the history of the family’s travels. Soon after he fell ill and spent the last six years of his life in a Jewish Nursing home – where he and the Rabbis had Talmudic discussions. He died, when the Rabbi who shared his room died; the family joke has held: ''the two Talmudic scholars had reached an impasse on a matter of law and decided to take the debate to a higher authority.''For centuries, mystics, Masons and Kabbalists have spoken of, and sought to learn, that which has been passed down through the millennia within a family whose origins predate the design and construction of Solomon's Temple. Theirs is a knowledge which defined the Pyramids, and was captured in ancient megalithic structures. Eventually to find perfection in pre-Bronze Age Britain, and gain religious power in Dynastic Egypt. In an interesting pair of sidebars, the author points to a BBC story of April 2012, in which DNA reveals “1% of all Scotsmen” have maternal lineages which are Saharan (North African) and then to a documented claim that the paternal lineage of King Tut – not fully revealed in a paper published by the Journal of the American Medical Association (February 17, 2010), but revealed on the Discovery Channel – is British. The two findings infer a genetic connection between the megalithic architect of the British henges and Egyptian pyramids.For centuries there have been legends of ‘Secret Knowledge' in the Tanakh (Hebrew Bible). But, until now, it has never been revealed – in part because those who claimed insight have yet to discover it. Their quest of discovery, and drive to privatize, this knowledge has taken on mystical significance. It is time the ‘secret' was revealed to those desiring the ancient esoteric knowledge. A famous Hebrew once wrote, ''For we know in part''; modern translations of his writing state his words as, ''Now our knowledge is partial and incomplete, and even the gift of prophecy reveals only part of the whole picture!'' The goal of the worthy has always been, ''Wisdom, Knowledge and Understanding'', and making whole what that which is incomplete. There are many who believe the time for completion is approaching, in keeping with that belief, ''The Genesis of Genesis'', demonstrates that one aspect of the ancient knowledge, and traditions underlying the mystical status of biblical Enoch, are now made public. With this book – and its predecessor, “Grandpa Was a Deity” – the A&E assertions are addressed, and thereby rendered invalid.In addition, you will have the opportunity to discover the links between all the astrological cultures -- Indian, Chinese, Egyptian, New World Mayan and, of course, Hebrew.