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3rd Edition — January 2005 |
Your Own World Books Silver City, Nevada USA |
Godschild Covenant + Planet X and
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Godschild Covenant: Return of Nibiru, is rooted in a realistic catastrophe scenario based on the impending flyby of a planet the Sumerians called Nibiru. The Egyptians called it the "Destroyer," and the Mayans warn us that this "Red Comet" will return in 2012.
In researching this book, author Marshall Masters, a former science feature producer for the Cable News Network, first researched current solar system observations and then compared those finding with historical accounts in the ancient texts of the Egyptians and Sumerians.
Founded in the area of modern day Iraq, Sumer is the oldest known civilization, and the Sumerians wrote extensively about Nibiru. According to their accounts, it orbits our sun every 3600 years. Reddish in color, it is approximately 5 times the size of Earth. Further parallels to these accounts are also found in ancient Egyptian and Mayan records, as well.
A similar object was also documented in the The Kolbrin Bible. This 3600-year old work was initially penned by Egyptian academics following the Exodus. They called it the "Destroyer" and say it caused the Biblical disasters of Noah's Flood and the Ten Plagues of Exodus. They also warn that it will return in the near future.
The Mayans offered the same warning. They called this object the "Red Comet" and told us its return will mark the beginning of the next Mayan Calendar on December 21, 2012. Like the Egyptians, they feared the natural disasters caused by this object and kept a constant vigil on the planet Venus for any sign of its return.
Today, we not only observe Venus, but the entire solar system as well, and what we're seeing is troubling for some. In the last 75 years, the effective energy output of our sun has increased 0.4%, causing the most violent solar activity in recorded history. According to NASA, the next solar cycle will reach its maximum in 2012, and it will be stronger than the last.
Meanwhile, as the global warming debate continues here on Earth, astronomers have observed significant surface warming on Mars and Pluto at levels that could cause an extinction event here on Earth. Additionally, they are seeing a sharp increase in atmospheric perturbations and a host of new X-ray and radio emissions on the other planets in our solar system, as well.
Based on science fact, this highly visual, fast-paced human drama starts in 2011 and presents the cutting edge of a realistic 2012 Planet X / Nibiru flyby scenario. The two previous flybys happened during Noah’s Flood and Exodus, according to The Kolbrin Bible, and researchers warn us that the impending 2012 flyby will be equally catastrophic. Also, the folklore of ancient indigenous cultures tells us that we’ll make contact with extraterrestrial races during this time.
Surviving the 2012 flyby will depend on your ability to think your way through it. The sooner you start building survival synapses in your brain through visualization, the sooner they'll ready for the difficult years ahead. Fast-paced and highly visual, Godschild Covenant offers a captivating and enjoyable way to begin the process.
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