For Section-1 of Revealing Bible Mysteries; this addendum to the first eight chapters is a 14-page list of 457 Classroom Questions, which can be used as discussion points, or a reader's and student's questionnaire.

  Most of the non biblical references used in Revealing Bible Mysteries can be found in Reference-Clips, a 24 page PDF of selected portions of the First Century Authors; Titus Flavius Josephus, Suetonius, Apion, and Tacitus.

By permission of the CCEL.org website, my theorybin.com versions of the following First Century reference documents were derived from CCEL, then re-formatted with my own edits and highlights of some study areas of interest.

Theorybin.com version of Josephus-Complete.PDF or the MS-Word version Josephus-Complete.doc

Re-formatted & highlighted Oct-2020 with my [annotated edits] of research interest.

  Tacitus-Annuls.pdf A 2.8meg file of 414 pages of the period of Caesars

  Philo.pdf 8.5meg, 1700 pages, a Greek Alexandrian writer of the first century.

  Jasher.pdf 350 pages. This is not precise to scripture, and was probably written by Mormon, Joseph Smith in 1800's, but supposed to be before Deuteronomy.

  Mishna-Talmud.pdf 320 pages, 18 of the 62 Treatises. These are Man’s Laws written in and after Babylon, and not always agreeable to Torah Laws. They are answers to specific questions followed by the rabbinical quorum. Topics are on Prayers, Rules of the Sabbath and Festivals, Marriage, Kosher Food, Inheritance, Contracts, and Dowries.

  Maimonides' List is linked here, and it is often stated that these 613 Laws are the defining rules of the Torah. 

Revealing Bible Mysteries has 1381 laws listed from the Torah in 14 categories, yet does not list the laws that are specific duties of the Priests only. The omission of Priest laws in the book was to reduce confusing public readers of their duties, where some things are only to be performed by the Priests within the Jerusalem Temple.

  Martin Luther's 95 His Theses is listed here in an 8-page PDF. This is a Dark Ages input of a battle over Traditions of the Church. Martin Luther delivered his 95-Theses to debate the Church Policies of making their own Righteous Laws.

  The books of Suetonius-Nero and Suetonius-Vespasion and Tacitus-Nero that were used as references, are narratives by modern translators. These do not have permission for copy, but are available at the CCEL.org website, or the following links provided.

Tacitus-Nero http://www.textexcavation.com/nero.html (Reference - Not a link)

Suetonius-Nero

Suetonius-Vespasion

http://penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/E/Roman/Texts/Suetonius/12Caesars/ (Reference - Not a link)

Copy & paste these two links to search, not direct links, because they may change.

 Preface:

  The New Testament books have had historic divisions into multiple denominations of doctrines.  This study reveals points of distortion that have misdirected all denominations.  The research has collected detailed and referenced outlines that confirm the intricate identifications of the deceivers, and their methods of deception.  The key observations are examined, and all details are explained through scripture verses which are organized for research verification.  The true and the proper path for reform is made obvious and comprehensive, and general guidance is outlined for churches and synagogues to mend many differences and disputes of their doctrine precepts.

  Throughout these chapters, an interesting review unfolds of untold or formerly incomplete observations.  Several curious Bible stories were analyzed, revealing that some amazing conclusions of various tales were in other portions of the text, or other books.  The investigations found that some common Bible sermons could have a greater impact if the whole story were given, which had not been previously combined or detailed.  Within this assembled analysis, there are many significant findings that may not yet have the implications fully defined, and could be valuable to others in future research.

    It is difficult to imbed a new concept under an established routine, for this is somewhat similar to a spiteful and personal attack.  But when revealing information is available, we should be open to replace many of the faith-based traditions with guiding facts, after substantial verification.

  In this concept analysis of the biblical text, an inquisitive approach will encounter the answers to many of the ancient questions that teachers have sought to explain, and that all readers should enjoy.  If you measure and screen these viewpoints with your own verifications, you will get a whole new true and enlightened picture of the New Testament.  Then you may be surprised to see how openly the world has been blinded.

  It is inevitable that this text can oppose many doctrines, for many of these clarified findings have never been perceived in any structured message.    Exploring the provided references will support and verify the explanations of the deception from within the King James Version of the Bible.  Then further portions of this book may also provide more meticulous studies of the topics in question.  So let us examine the New Testament, starting with a political perspective, in a unique and informative outline of the verses.

  In the second section, the Laws, Statutes, and Covenants of God are represented in fourteen distinct categories.  Many commandments were originally written repeatedly to impress their significance, or to add details and examples, then to re-teach and reach various styles of comprehension.  These 1383 verses have been modified to complete a command in a brief phrase, or to partially revise into modern English.  Chapter outlines are incomplete in that some narrative statements are removed, but the presentation illustrates a proper and complete bearing of all public Laws, Statutes, and Covenants.  All points of Maimonides List of Laws are covered, except when specific to Temple Priest duties.  This is an easy to read outline of the whole Torah Law, with fully referenced verses.

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From the Tate Publishing Editor, for "Revealing Bible Mysteries."

  Hi,

This is a very clear, thoroughly researched, and well-written book. I certainly commend you on the very logical way in which the book is organized. The content opens our eyes to certain ideas or facts that can sometimes be difficult to accept. It looks like the book is destined to be controversial in the religious community and among Bible experts, but I believe that you have foreseen this and may be quite prepared. It is certainly critical of current religious teachings and practices that we find in the Bible and follow. Many will agree, but many more will probably disagree, as all revolutionary ideas are known to be. The book is wonderful, and it was a privilege reading it.

  The Ten Commandments on display in Austin Texas. (With the upper arch trimmed in this photo) The sad part is that it looks like a gravestone, and that is what people imagine from afar, before they read the text. Be cautious of how you display a reverence to righteousness, and recommend a redesign to an honorable presentation.

The original Covenant text: Exodus 20:3-17, and Judgments are chapters 21 thru 23, or Deuteronomy 5:7-22. Remember that we have the dimensions where original stone tablets were kept, and two tablets were written on both sides. The Ark of the Covenant box was about 28 x 47 inches outside, so the stone tablets would be about 22 x 40 at the largest. Because Moses carried them, they may have been nearer the size of 20x36 inches. Recall that the Ark is not just a container, it is the Mercy Seat made before the second tablets were given. Exodus 25:17

The Theorybin Author has composed a simple reading of the Ten Commandments in a paragraph form to write on your doorposts and gateways as defined in Deuteronomy 5 & 6. Please adapt this to your needs and teach this to your those that love the Hebrew Covenant. These three sentences for three chapters are written on sea shells, and hand out at Panama City Beach.