Exploring the Apocrypha and Bible History

Why would they take something off the end of Daniel?

The Destruction of Bel and the Dragon cut off from the end of

Daniel.

This is a 212-year-old Bible. We're currently scanning it in. Watch.

This Bible contains the Apocrypha.

For those of you who don't know, the Apocrypha are books of the Bible

that were

removed as non-canonical. Ecclesiasticus.

Basically, the Catholic Church went in there

and said, "These books fit our

narrative, and these books don't." Baruch.

We're gonna take the ones out that we don't like,

and we're gonna make the rest of

them an entire religion, and you're gonna believe it.

History of the Destruction of Bel and the Dragon cut off from the end

of Daniel. Why would they take something off the end

of Daniel, which is a book

with a ton of end times prophecy?

Hmm, kinda like taking the end off a movie.

The Maccabean Revolt.

Before you read the Bible, go delve into some history on ancient

Israel.

You gotta know what was going on in that point in time, or else you won't

understand the Bible. Another 700 to go on this one.

And then we have this one, which is about three times as long, but

we thought it'd be better to get the oldest Bible out first.

Currently on page 658. I got some more crazy travel coming up,

and check out some alien portals and frequency energy,

and party with some famous

scientists and some NASA representatives and talk about this Bible some more, but

we're gonna make it available for everybody to see.

Information should be free, just as God intended.

Gonna post it online for free.

Shout out to my homie Jesus for making all this possible.

And John.

Do I have blonde lighting? Yeah, John and Jesus, for bringing you to business.

Crazy if Jesus could see us now, you know?

He was, like, out doing miracles and shit, and, "Here I am, scanning on my scanner

to put the Bible on the internet for the people to get the information."

Joe is out.