I just looked up the four gospels accounts of Jesus’s resurrection. They’re in Matthew 28: 1-20, Matthew 16: 1-20, Luke 28: 1-53 and John 1:1-31. I’ve been having some trouble with the doctrine of the second coming at the end of time. Not to be facetious, but according to some people’s histories it occurs in 1916, and guess what, I’m still here. Does anyone have a totally complete list of translations, resurrections, in the historic Bible? Most people who talk about it tend to focus on futurism, but I’m sure there’s a passage in red in Matthew where Jesus says “no man knoweth the day or the hour”. In spite of that, I have to solve Albert Einstein, so I’m looking for the second coming. Maybe not the real one so much, but the literary one about Greek Easter. What do I want with that? Well…I want to burn it, actually. I’m the owner of the Bagatelle Recorder, it’s a music journal. The music industry has many problems, I remember when it first dawned on me to do this as part of my lifestyle, I was in my last year of school in fine art class, when a discussion of Claude Debussy arose. My friends from drama club and band met in the halls over the 1986 premier of “Labyrinth” which was a movie we didn’t like, on the poster it shows the wizard holding up a crystal ball. That would be all evil, and something to destroy and forget about, there are many engineers who know enough to use a solar compass and do so, but a solar compass is also representative of New Mexico, actually. New Mexico, founded in 1912, whose capital is Santa Fe, which is Spanish for Sinn Fein, which is Latin for Saint Elmo’s Fire, and has diplomatic ties to Sacramento, which is the capital of the Bear Flag Republic. I’m really trying to sec the solar system, in other words, and locate the exact second coming or at least garner a complete list of translations and resurrections in recorded history. At present, I’m using an AI program called “Examine”, which is at least thorough. I’m not sure if “Examine” tells time, but it’s a good search engine. The Bible verse on it’s masthead is Acts 17: 11-12
These were more noble than those in Thessaloniki, in that they received the word in all readiness of mind, and searched the scriptures daily, whether those things are so. Therefore many of them believed; also of honorable women which were Greeks, and of men, not a few.
