Paradoxology

In Matthew 24:3-31, Jesus said in the LAST DAYS or END OF THE AGE there will be a GREAT TRIBULATION before he returns. Well, there is a big problem with that scriptural passage that describes what Jesus says will happen. Apparently there are no Christian ministers who want to admit the discrepancies. First of all most of what Jesus says in the beginning already happened before he was born, which was during the time the Greek Ptolemaic and Seleucid kingdoms ruled Palestine from 276 B.C., to the 168 B.C. Maccabee revolt until 37 B.C. by King Herod. It is curious that historically there several other people named Jesus before the Jesus Christ we know was born (which makes me wonder why he was not called Immanuel as prophesied in Isaiah 7:14 and Matthew 1:23). There were many false prophets, including Herod, who claimed to be the promised Messiah before the Jesus we know was born (none of whom was called Immanuel). Now, the other signs like wars, earthquakes and famines, these are thin

There are a lot of zombie movies on tv now. They seem to fall right in line with all the superhero movies and ‘End of the world’ disaster movies. And they are quite outspoken about any Biblical implications. Although, all those movies are totally contrary to what the Bible says. I want to address the zombie propaganda, because there already is a movie called “The Replacement Gods” that addresses the superhero issue. The Apocalypse is simply the Latin word for Revelation. The Bible book of Revelation actually does prophesy that there will be zombie like plague. In Revelation chapter 9, there are two plagues that torment mankind during the Great Tribulation, or the ‘end of the world.’ The Great Tribulation is what Jesus referred to in Matthew 24:21. Anyway, Revelation chapter 9 is about the zombie Apocalypse. It says in verse 6: ”And in those days people will seek death and will not find it. They will long to die, but death will flee from them.” (ESV) This is really strange.

Now all the earth continued to be of one language and one set of words. And it came about that in their journeying eastward they eventually discovered a valley plain in the land of Shinar, and they took up dwelling there. And they began to say, each one to the other: "Come on! Let us make bricks and bake them with a burning process." So brick served as stone for them, but bitumen served as mortar for them. They now said: "Come on! Let us build ourselves a city and also a tower with its top in the heavens, and let us make a celebrated name for ourselves, for fear we may be scattered over all the surface of the earth." -- Genesis 11: 1-4. And Jehovah proceeded to go down to see the city and the tower that the sons of men had built. After that Jehovah said: "Look! They are one people and there is one language for them all. And this is what they start to do. Why, now there is nothing that they may have in mind to do that will be unattainable for them. Come now!

I’m presenting here a perspective for the origin of African and Asian people by means of a Biblical foundation, to establish a complete, concise scenario that is severely lacking despite all the best research of most scholars. This perspective focuses on the progeny of the Biblical person named Cain of the book of Genesis.  First of all, the biblical narrative of Cain and Abel was neither allegorical nor literal but somewhere in between, because the story is not simply about two individuals but about the patriarchs of two clans; one of Pastoralists and one of Agrarians. There was a thriving little civilization during that time and many of the earliest technologies already existed at that time of the Antediluvian age (before the Great Flood). This was the origin and idea by which inspired the story known as Plato’s lost civilization of Atlantis, because before the Great Flood the area East of the Garden of Eden itself may have been located where the Gulf Aden (Aden means Eden) now ex