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— Texts — In 1945, texts were found in clay jars in Nag Hammadi, Egypt, and on these texts there was a story about what the Nag Hammadi people 2000 years ago thought what the world was about. The reason the Nag Hammadi texts which some date back 2,100 years or 100 years BC are so important is because no one has been able to put the spin on the texts that haven’t been altered, destroyed, or edited as in the modern day Bible, no one has been able to destroy them which is what the Elite (Cabal) really like to do, to keep the information and knowledge from the masses. Luckily they survived, and were successfully translated. The texts were buried in a deep cave in Egypt in order to protect the most important information that they had. They are 13 Codexes or 13 leather bound books containing over 50 ancient texts, highly descriptive documents of an entire different world from the one we know.
— Texts — In 1945, texts were found in clay jars in Nag Hammadi, Egypt, and on these texts there was a story about what the Nag Hammadi people 2000 years ago thought what the world was about. The reason the Nag Hammadi texts which some date back 2,100 years or 100 years BC are so important is because no one has been able to put the spin on the texts that haven’t been altered, destroyed, or edited as in the modern day Bible, no one has been able to destroy them which is what the Elite (Cabal) really like to do, to keep the information and knowledge from the masses. Luckily they survived, and were successfully translated. The texts were buried in a deep cave in Egypt in order to protect the most important information that they had. They are 13 Codexes or 13 leather bound books containing over 50 ancient texts, highly descriptive documents of an entire different world from the one we know.
