Bible Origins in British Isles - say Biblical Researchers

New Zealand researchers claim that what remains of the Bible's real origins, finds for its source material actual events from within the lands of Great Britain, and not Palestine! Their dramatic conclusions are largely based on writings that were produced from the scriptoriums at Jarrow and Wearmouth, in region of Northumbria – S.E. Scotland. In the late seventh century it was at Jarrow where the Venerable Bede wrote about the life of its abbots Coelfridas and Benet Biscop, and the journeys Benet undertook for compilation of the Codex Amiatina. Which, they say, had for its authority the Oracles of God – a work that emerged around time of Constantine the Great’s purported first Council of Nicaea (C.E.325)? Doubts raised about any meeting occurring at Nicaea, when connections with the Roman Church's false Donation of Constantine are examined! 

Their research suggests that the churches literal acceptance of the Bible Land's location is unsupportable by the evidence and holds very little historical substance. It is further understood that both English and Roman Churches colluded with royal families in order to usurp Druidic Britain's Celtic/Culdee inheritance and traditions, who were in times past the guardians of unique ancestral knowledge.

In their treatise, they explain, it was manuscript versions of these Druidic traditions that were later discovered at Rennes-le-Chateau in 1886, and reveal the connections that led to a dramatic revision of the 1611 King James I Bible. The sale of these exceptional writings is what made their discoverer, the Catholic priest Berenger Sauniere, a very rich man!

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