Ancienttexts Stories

At the northern end of the Red Sea, where the Gulf of Aqaba cuts between Egypt, Israel, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia, a set of scrolls was recovered. Not the Dead Sea Scrolls. Something else. The documents were never cataloged. No official record exists. They were referred to-by the few who handled them-as the War Scrolls. Not because of what they promised... but because of what they described: the rebellion in Heaven. Access to the material was restricted. Copies did not circulate. What remains are fragments. Accounts. Contradictions. This is a reconstruction.

A stone inscription found to be delicately carved belongs to the Sumerian civilization, it is called "king's inscription"; scientists translated part of it and they found information about that civilization, but the part that has not yet been translated contains many secrets, when the day comes and the rest of the inscription is translated, a lot of secrets will be discovered and the world will be chaotic.

"Enoch's Revelations" is a captivating and profound book that delves into the ancient wisdom and divine mysteries revealed to the prophet Enoch. This extraordinary collection of texts provides a glimpse into celestial realms, cosmic order, and the unseen spiritual dimensions. From Enoch's encounters with heavenly beings to his visions of apocalyptic events, the book takes readers on a transformative journey of enlightenment and introspection. Through allegorical histories, prophecies, and teachings on righteousness, "Enoch's Revelations" unveils profound insights into the nature of existence, divine justice, and the ultimate purpose of humanity. It is a remarkable exploration of spirituality, morality, and the search for deeper meaning in a world filled with hidden truths and cosmic wonders.

- "No matter the age, no matter the year, no matter the relation or situation, we always seemed to hurt each other and leave the other broken in the end." -x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x- Aishani was just living her simple ordinary life - a stable job, a cute cat, an ambitious future and great environment. Little did she knew that the forest she had admired so much held greater secrets that she had only ever read about. Little did she knew that those secrets would make her face her past and completely change the future she had planned so articulately. Little did she knew that the people she had thought she knew, were actually completely different persons. Little did she knew that even amidst all this chaos - there would be someone who holds her together, who would stay even when thigs become hard, who would soak the world in blood just to protect her, who becomes the calm to her her chaos, and who steals her heat for as long as they lived.

The Immortal Witness In the shadowed halls of the Vatican, whispers of the past cling to ancient stones. Among them walks Lazarus, a scholar and guardian of sacred texts, bearing the weight of centuries. Once resurrected by Jesus, Lazarus was reborn into immortality, destined to witness the rise and fall of empires and the evolution of faith. This extraordinary tale follows Lazarus through the ages, from the ancient lands of his birth to the modern-day archives of the Vatican. As he preserves the sacred texts and secrets of Christianity, Lazarus grapples with the eternal question of purpose, faith, and the meaning of his miraculous existence. "The Immortal Witness" is a captivating journey through history, seen through the eyes of a man who can never die, yet carries the burden of eternal life. It is a story of divine mystery, relentless pursuit of knowledge, and the enduring power of faith.

The Books Left Behind explores one of the most misunderstood questions in religious history: How did the Bible take its final shape-and why were some ancient writings left out? Rather than approaching the subject through conspiracy or accusation, this book traces the real human story behind Scripture-the people, pressures, fears, and decisions that shaped what generations would come to call the Bible. From the first followers of Jesus, who shared stories by memory long before anything was written, to moments of persecution, political power, and church councils, The Books Left Behind examines how faith survived chaos by choosing unity-and what was set aside in the process. Readers are guided through influential but excluded texts such as the Book of Enoch, the Book of Jasher, the Book of Jubilees, and the Shepherd of Hermas, not as forbidden secrets, but as voices that reveal the depth, struggle, and humanity of early belief. This is not a book that seeks to replace Scripture. It is a book that seeks to understand it more honestly. Written for believers, seekers, and history lovers alike, The Books Left Behind invites readers to ask better questions-not to weaken faith, but to deepen it.