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The information on this page is courtesy of John Page from Melbourne, Australia, who conducted his own Evaluation Groups in 2001.
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Besides his initial 1,000 pages of Research entitled PaRDeS, The Secret Garden,
Mr Pegg has produced further documents in order for his Discoveries to be examined and understood.
I have compiled these documents into a sequence of eight Books in order for you to be introduced to the main Discoveries and the Evidence, and to examine and evaluate their contents. Here is my Suggested Reading Order plus a brief Overview of contents of these Books.
- The Source looks at ancient concepts and how they are associated with the early Myths and Religions.
Stories and specific Descriptions from several ancient texts are compared.
Is there a common Theme ?
Is there a common origin to these Themes and Stories ?
Has Pegg discovered the primary Source of the ancient Myths and Religious stories ?
- Atlantis, A New Clue examines the descriptions by Plato concerning the mythical city of Atlantis.
Is the same Theme (as discussed in The Source) present in Plato's Dialogue ?
Has Pegg discovered the primary Source of the ancient Atlantis myth ?
- Bible Mysteries Confronted summarizes the Historical data Theme, and provides Exercises for you to compare the religious meanings of the Old English Bible with the original Word meanings as stated in Strong's Concordance.
Is there a message in the Bible that is hidden by mis-translations ?
If so, to what does it refer ?
Is the common Theme (examined in The Source and Atlantis, A New Clue) also present in the Bible ?
Has Pegg identified the original Source of, not only the ancient Myths and Religions but, the Bible stories too ?
- Hidden Messages in Ancient Manuscripts. The first half of this book presents Ron Pegg's explanation of how he discovered 'hidden messages' in ancient texts. He reveals that the various levels of information contained in ancient manuscripts are at the Plain, Hidden, and Encoded Word levels.
Within this extra information are five specific Themes. Examples of the three levels of 'hidden' information are given for each Theme.
He also illustrates how the hearing or reading of an ancient religious story (for example) can be misunderstood and misinterpreted because of a person's own preconceived beliefs and level of understanding.
- Nostradamus, A Modern History 1990-2000 reveals several other Themes involving Historical data.
Is the common Theme (as discussed in The Source) also present in the works of Nostradamus ?
Has Pegg discovered the identity of the apparatus utilized by Nostradamus ?
- The Bible, A Modern History 1948-1999 highlights where in the Bible, the same Historical Themes (as discussed in The Source and Atlantis, A New Clue) are documented.
Why do the Old English words of the King James Bible not fully represent the original Hebrew and Greek meanings and context ?
Has Pegg discovered a new [type of] Bible Code, hidden beneath the Old English translation ?
- The Bible, A Modern History 1999-2000 compares the Religious Signs that are documented in the Bible (concerning the [religious] "Messiah") with actual Historical and Astronomical events.
Have the various Religious Leaders overlooked modern Events because they are still looking to the religious past ?
Descriptions from the Bible (and other ancient Texts and Myths) are compared to descriptions from the Source OBJECT (as mentioned in the previous books).
Are the religious Themes (of the Bible for example) actually a portrayal of the journeys of the Source Object ?
Pegg utilizes a new level of Bible codes and presents the original Hebrew and Greek meanings of the Bible.
Do the original meanings of the words from Genesis Chapters 1 and 2 (for example) confirm Pegg's discoveries ?
- The Bible, A Modern History 2000 is the Resource companion to The Bible, A Modern History 1999-2000.
It contains comprehensive explanations of all the Concepts and the Etymological translations of the Old English Bible that are referenced.
By reading these Books in the above order, I hope that it will help you to begin to understand the discoveries made by Ronald Pegg." - John Page
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