The Missing Link: Astronomy: The Key to the Past
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- ISBN8201688509
- EAN9798201688509
- Date de parution04/10/2021
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- ÉditeurJL
Résumé
One problem with understanding history is that a comprehensive chronology of past events has never been demonstrated to be reliable. The solution to this problem is not something that could have been proposed or imagined by any historian. Instead, like many breakthroughs to solving similar problems, those offered by Johnson were accidentally discovered; this is the story of those discoveries. Because of the unique characteristics of The Book of Jasher, a book that was the focus of his Master of Arts thesis, it is proposed to be the means by which the solution to the problem can be demonstrated.
The Book of Jasher describes the same events as some described in the Christian Old Testament, Egyptian history, Babylonian history, the Trojan War, British history, and Armenian history. Once its events are correctly situated, they can be verified by the science of astronomy. The usefulness of one of the discovered astronomical cycles that is most significant turns out to also have led to the correct explanation of the Mayan Calendar (incorrectly assumed to have ended in 2012). The author of The Missing Link: Astronomy: The Key to the Past provides astronomical evidence that the discoveries he has made are significant and reliable.
If you are interested in history, be the first to read this book so you can be the one who knows something that others do not know. You can see where Bible chronology actually fits in history.
The Book of Jasher describes the same events as some described in the Christian Old Testament, Egyptian history, Babylonian history, the Trojan War, British history, and Armenian history. Once its events are correctly situated, they can be verified by the science of astronomy. The usefulness of one of the discovered astronomical cycles that is most significant turns out to also have led to the correct explanation of the Mayan Calendar (incorrectly assumed to have ended in 2012). The author of The Missing Link: Astronomy: The Key to the Past provides astronomical evidence that the discoveries he has made are significant and reliable.
If you are interested in history, be the first to read this book so you can be the one who knows something that others do not know. You can see where Bible chronology actually fits in history.



