I found this article about a bible that has been found in Russia....

english.pravda.ru...

It was a tradition in old times to insert information about the most important events on blank pages of books. But the only entry inserted in the Bible discovered in Severodvinsk concerned Yury Gagarin-s space flight. The date mentioned on pages of the book was April 12, 7469 from creation of the world (it is a tradition of the Russian Orthodox church keep chronology counting from creation of the world).

Has anyone heared something more about this discovery?

Blessings,
Mikromarius

Originally posted by Hamilton
english.pravda.ru...

It was a tradition in old times to insert information about the most important events on blank pages of books. But the only entry inserted in the Bible discovered in Severodvinsk concerned Yury Gagarin-s space flight. The date mentioned on pages of the book was April 12, 7469 from creation of the world (it is a tradition of the Russian Orthodox church keep chronology counting from creation of the world).

Has anyone heared something more about this discovery?

Blessings,
Mikromarius

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i'veheard nothing on this find.

however, 'Hamilton' posted this link,
'Hamilton' quoted the excerpt,
but the salutation & signature...are by
'Mikromarius'...
[is there a computer glitch present?]

**brings back to memory the adage in song
'i heard it thru the grapevine'>>> believe 1/2
of what you see...and NoNe of what you hear!!

Originally posted by riffraffalunas
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i'veheard nothing on this find.

however, 'Hamilton' posted this link,
'Hamilton' quoted the excerpt,
but the salutation & signature...are by
'Mikromarius'...
[is there a computer glitch present?]

**brings back to memory the adage in song
'i heard it thru the grapevine'>>> believe 1/2
of what you see...and NoNe of what you hear!!

If (Sender = "Hamilton")
[
myName = "Mikromarius"
myStatus = "Unexplainable Lockout or Away"
]
Then (RealSender = "Mikromarius")

Exec data assimilation.

Blessings,
Mikromarius

Pravda = The Russian version of the 'Weekly World News', or the National Enquirer

Originally posted by nathraq
Pravda = The Russian version of the 'Weekly World News', or the National Enquirer

Somehow I like to be able to read about these things in a national newspaper. They seem to approve articles which other news agencies suppress. I love Pravda. It means Truth, but it yields questioning. The very basis of understandding.

Blessings,
Mikromarius