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In the 2nd century C.E. an anonymous Nazarene scribe wrote these words: "You have the devil for a father and want to fulfill your father's desires. Fr
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om the beginning he has been a murderer and in truth he has not persevered, for the truth is not in him. When he speaks a lie, from himself he speaks, for he is a liar and the father of lies." John 8:44 And further in another anonymous writing of the Nazarenes there is this text: " I ask you, of whom is this Prophet speaking, of himself or of someone else?" Acts 8:34.
In answering this question it is not difficult to imagine, knowing the history and facts, that the ancient desert god Yahweh said these words while looking at his reflection in a mirror.
The history and satanic philosophy presented in this book is a reversal and contradiction of the teachings and philosophy of the Nazarene sect. The story told here is like a picture reflected in a devil's mirror. This portrayal of the satanic teachings contained herein most clearly shows the falsehood, hypocrisy, superstition, cruelty, and false hope that are contained in the mythical writings of the Nazarenes.
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