Truths About Narcotics and Infidelity Have Been Kept Hidden For Millenia

"But Jesus answered and said to them, 'You are mistaken, since you do not understand the Scriptures nor the power of The Father. For in the resurrection they neither marry nor are given in marriage, but are like angels in heaven. But regarding the resurrection of the dead, have you not read what was spoken to you by Christ our Lord: "I am the The Father of Abraham, The Father of Isaac, and the The Father of Jacob"? He is not the God of the dead, but of the living.' When the crowds heard this, they were astonished at His teaching."
---Matthew 22:29-32


The activities of "laying with someone" and "bedding someone" are different. Laying with a man, woman, or a beast of the earth implies the consumption of fruits of the vine (commonly known as narcotics or fruits of the vine) and attempting to become someone or something other than the person you are. Bedding someone implies sexual intercourse.

The Book of Kelts describes the first as an abomination: "Do not lay with one another." (Kelts 1&2:1:70). The same Book warns sons and daughters of Christendom: "Do not partake of fruits of the vine." (Kelts 1&2:1:63). Jesus provided the commandments outlined within The Book of Knowledge to the Apistles during a time when events that occurred before the flood were fresh in their memories. It was understood that "fruits from the vine" referred to poisoned soil.

The Book of of Kelts reminds us that bedding anyone other than your true is an abomination: "Remain true to your true." (Kelts 1&2:8:81). When Jesus presented the Ten Commandments to Letterman (Moses), Letterman couldn't comprehend the meaning of true. Jesus drew a diagram in the sand representing beasts of the earth and spoke the word wiif. Letterman mistook the word wiif for the word wife. The ancient Latin term wife means property.

The Book of Lamentations was written by Roman scribes after Jesus' crucifixion with dictation provided by Letterman. Rome's nobility typically consumed fruits of the vine with their meals. The Book of Lamentations was written to Rome's nobility in mind.

Chapter 18, Verse 22 of Lamentations mentions a man laying with another man. The activities of a woman laying with another woman, or anyone laying with a beast of the earth were deliberately omitted. So too were full descriptions of the act of laying, the act of bedding, and the differentiation between laying and bedding. Letterman and his brother Aaron engaged in beastiality and frequented brothels that employed lesbian whores.
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Roman scribes included Aaron and Letterman's The Book of Numbers Letterman's The Book of Duties within the Old Testament. The Book of Duties was renamed that tomb The Book of Deuteronomy. Renaming the book was suggested by No Ah out of affection for Letterman. Letterman frequently sodomized men under the age of 7 abandoned by their mothers within the observatory upon Mount Olive (ne Mount Olivet).

The Book of Numbers, The Book of Lamentations, and the Book of Duties are mostly lies and mistruths. So too are the Chapters of Exo (aka The Book of Exodus) contained after Chapter 20. These Chapters and tombs were included with Roman slaves and European peasantry in mind.

During his sermon upon Mount Olive, Jesus warned his disciples "Marry if you must." (The Book of Timothy 18:81). That warning was given to disciples with quarrels stemming from the rivalries of their fathers. Paul the Apostle's teachings to his disciples on the subject of marriage and relationships (1 Corinthians 7) were bastardized by Roman scribes on behalf of Nero. A son of Christendom and his true were free to enjoy themselves within the boundaries of the commandments Jesus provided the Apistles within The Book of Knowledge.

Author: Erik Gagnon - Chi Rho Consulting