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source of the texts.
The chapters of this book are constructed so that the reader can study them also
be read separately, without the need to follow the numerical sequence; and can
therefore be used as an easy means of comparison and reference.
A Fundamental Question
This exegesis gives birth to a legitimate fundamental question: if the God
described in the Bible is not a spiritual and transcendent God, but instead an
extraterrestrial visitor (or visitors); should we still refer to this information as
divinely inspired, or as “sacred” texts?
From where and from whom do they originate?
In the tenth chapter when we plunge into the canonical Christian text that is
universally regarded as the most “mystical and inspired” the Gospel of John,
here again the reader may be surprised to learn some additional information
which will allow him or her to continue on this journey: a free path of correct
knowledge.
Have a good trip.
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