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We now delve even deeper into the realm of speculation. The
Jewish stories show that the French knights who excavated the
foundations of King Solomon's Temple in Jerusalem found more than
gold. Let us hypothesize that they found the secret treasure of the
Melchizedek Priests that they were looking for. It was an old gold
processing machine that had long been disused and was almost forgotten.
The Holy Order of Knights Beneficent of the Holy City tell the legend of
how Hugues des Payens and the first Knights Templars, while repairing
the house King Baldwin II of Jerusalem gave them, excavated in the ruins
for materials. They found an iron trunk with many extremely valuable
things, including the scientific process of the Great Work taught to
Solomon and his confidants by Hiram Abiff, whom Solomon’s friend and
ally, Hiram King of Tyre, sent to them. 1415
The Knights Templar fervently scoured Europe, Palestine,
Arabia, Persia and Ethiopia for knowledge of the operating instructions.
It is highly probable that any mysterious technology they found
was as puzzling as it had been to the Reapers of the Holy Field. They
would have followed the only time-proven course of action. This was to
adhere to the advice of the Jewish Rabbis and Sufis and hide the machine
until time or circumstance should provide a clue to its unique benefits.
Where is it? This question is as enigmatic as the original question-name:
What is it?
The exact location of the Israelite secrets lies with the
descendants of the Cistercians. The Knights Templar Order, for all its
intrigue, was only the minder of the secret. They protected it but did not
necessarily know the meaning of it nor understand it.
Initially, the knights of St Bernard were laymen. They received
their constitution or Rule as Knights Templar, as a reward for their
success in finding the secrets of the Temple. The new organization also
provided protection for the coveted secrets. While the Knights Templar
has always been of considerable esoteric interest, it was the Cistercian
Order that owned the secret and controlled the Knights Templar.
The Cistercians were a monastic order founded in 1098CE at
Cîteaux by Benedictine monks from the Abbey of Molesme. St Bernard,
who lived from 1090 to 1153, joined the monastery of Cîteaux in 1113.
Two years later, he became the founding abbot of Clairvaux. The
Cistercians then became the most influential order within the Roman
Catholic Church. Over the next fifteen years, they established more than
three hundred monasteries. St Bernard built sixty-eight of these. The
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