The declassifiedIn 2019, CIA documents resurfaced through a recovered book, reigniting conspiracy theories about the fate of Earth. The book contains unexpected claims about past events and future global disasters. claim that Jesus actually predicted how the world would end.
CIA Documents Claim Jesus Predicted The World’s End
In 2019, CIA documents resurfaced through a recovered book, reigniting conspiracy theories about the fate of Earth. The book contains unexpected claims about past events and future global disasters.
Striking Claims in “The Adam and Eve Story”
The book, The Adam and Eve Story by Chan Thomas, first published in 1966, offers unusual insights into the Earth’s past and possible future. Thomas argues that the planet undergoes cyclical pole shifts every 6,500 years. These shifts lead to massive disasters, similar to Noah’s Flood in the Bible. According to Thomas, these events are not one-time occurrences but have happened throughout history. He suggests that they were even predicted by religious and historical figures, including Jesus.
Jesus Was Not a Prophet, But a Scholar Trained in India
One of the most surprising claims Thomas makes in the book is that Jesus was not the prophet we know from the Bible. Instead, he suggests Jesus was a scholar who trained in India. According to Thomas, Jesus was aware of an impending disaster and tried to warn people. He predicted the final catastrophe, which he believed would resemble Noah’s Flood. The book even goes as far as to suggest that Jesus’ last words were spoken in an ancient Indian language. Thomas claims that the resurrection on Easter Sunday was not a traditional resurrection but rather a departure in a “space vehicle.”
These ideas challenge traditional beliefs about Jesus and suggest that ancient knowledge and technologies might have been far more advanced than we think. The resurfacing of this book has led to debates about the possibility of these ancient predictions being true and what they mean for humanity’s future.