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BOOK ONE — INTRODUCTION In that manner, Saul/Paul provides contradictory statements that will of necessity confuse the Listener or the Reader of those words into a misunderstanding of a supposed intent, and rendering the less thoughtful Listener or Reader into following the strongest voice that would attempt to “explain” such contrary and unconnectable thoughts and writings — which Saul/Paul has accomplished to this very day, to the delight of the Pharisees of Old and New. Therefore, at this subtle hidden hand of Judaism through Saul/ Paul, there has not been practiced the true Christianity as mastered, taught, and demonstrated by Jesus Christ, for almost the last two thousand years. For reference to the “Traditions of the Elders,” See: the ever-lasting Condemnatory Judgements by The Master and Teacher of the true Christianity, Jesus Christ upon such “Traditions,” in The Gospel According to Matthew, Chp. 15, verses :2, :3, and :6; and, in The Gospel According to Mark, Chp. 7, verses :3, :5 :8, :9, and :13. See also, the Commentary on “The Traditions of the Elders, Understood,” in the to this Booklet. A CLOSING NOTE TO SECTION 4., PART 3. When some one doubts, or asks questions, about a serious subject such as the Writings of Paul and their more correct interpretations, it does not mean that The Doubter or Questioner is becoming an apostate — i.e., turning from the faith. Rather, it means that he or she is now awakened to what they had not thought of until that moment. If a “pastor” or “priest” responds to The Doubter’s questions with scriptural “cant & law, with biblical points & authorities in support,” The Doubter will be convinced of the truth of the matter, and shown his or her errors. But if that pastoral response is the usual haughty threats or subtle warnings to “conformance or excommunication,” that Doubter has just struck a chord of dis-harmony — not in themselves, but in “The Church, The System,” which the pastor or priest can not — or will not — resolve, knowing, perhaps, “The Truth.” Biblical Scripture is “harmony.” The end result of Scripture-study is that. But to obtain that harmony, much dis-harmony is revealed in the “acts of men,” to instruct the awakened spiritual-musician on the how-to’s of obtaining that harmony, and avoiding the easily-followed propositions of self-appointed spiritual leaders of dis-harmony, such as “St. Paul.” Therefore, a more careful — and “doubting” — reading of the “New Testament” Writings of Paul, formerly Saul of Tarsus, based upon the above treatises, will perhaps enlighten The Reader as to just how far “off-point” modernized Christianity had become, and what The Reader can do about it will be plainly seen, just by the commencement of awakening others as to this dark and unspoken danger. It should be noted that the Works of Martin Luther, the instigator of The Protestant Reformation Movement, wrote certain treatises, or “essays,” regarding Jewry and their adverse impact upon Christianity, under such titles as Dr. Martin Luther’s Warning to His Dear German People (A.D. 1531); Against the Sabbaterians: Letter To A Good Friend (A.D. 1538); and, On The Jews And Their Lies (A.D. 1543), among several others. German leaders of the mid-1500’s THE PROTOCOLS OF THE LEARNED ELDERS OF ZION Page -98-
BOOK ONE — INTRODUCTION cited Luther’s treatises as having “alerted him to the Jews’ nefarious designs” 292/ and withdrew the `right of safe-conduct’ of Jews; 293/ these essays of Luther were suppressed until 1930-1940, when the National Socialists permitted their publication; these essays lend great weight to the principles described in The Protocols. Part 4. From: Don Juan Canto 12, V and VI by George Gordon Byron* (1788-1824, 6th Baron Lord Byron) Who hold the balance of the world? Who reign O’er congress, whether royalist or liberal? Who rouse the shirtless patriots of Spain? (That make old Europe’s journals squeak and gibber[1] all) Who keep the world, both old and new, in pain Or pleasure? Who make politics run glibber[2] all? The Shade of Buonaparte’s noble daring? Jew Rothschild,[3] and his fellow-Christian, Baring.[4] Those, and the truly liberal Lafitte,[5] Are the true lords of Europe. Every loan Is not a merely speculative hit, But seats a nation or upsets a throne. Republics also get involved a bit; Columbia’s[6] stock hath holders not unknown On ‘Change,[7] and even thy silver soil, Peru,[8] Must get itself discounted by a Jew. See also, this same quotation in: Armament and History, Major Gen. J.F.C. Fuller, C.B., C.B.E., D.S.O. (New York, Chs. Scribners’ Sons, 1945), Chp. V., “Age of Steam,” p. 123. NOTES: * George Gordon Byron (Lord Byron), English poet. (Webst.Int’l.Dict. (WID), 2nd Ed., WID, Bio, p. 3140); [1] Gibber: to speak rapidly and inarticulatively, or foolishly; p. 1055 292 ALERTED TO JEWS’ NEFARIOUS DESIGNS. See: Luther’s Works, Vol. 47, “Christians in Society,” Part IV. Frank Sherman, Ed. (Fortress Press, Phila., 1971). 293 “SAFE-CONDUCT OF JEWS.” The Jews were prohibited by law from freely travelling within and through most all European nations, for the fear that the Jews would perpetuate their obstructionist and destructive activities against Christian-based authority. Therefore under the guise of religious communication, the Jews would obtain from the Christian governments an `occasional use’ travel permit, issued under governmental authority, for safe — and unfortunately, unobstructed — travel. This unintentional Christian error essentially guaranteed the Jew travellers their “right” to coincidently spread anti-Christian dissension as they went — and they did. (Ed.). THE PROTOCOLS OF THE LEARNED ELDERS OF ZION Page -99
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