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The Chronology of Ancient Kingdoms by Sir Isaac Newton Thanks! I had heard of Newton writing about chronology and indeed intended to dive into that some day. I’ve found many “princes” and “kings” dating around [18th century], among the Germanic principalities, even before in the 16th and 17th centu...

Ich bin überzeugt, dass die Chronologiekritik und der Katastrophismus die Authentizität von Oera Linda bestätigen/ergänzen können und umgekehrt. Auch wenn zunächst neue Fragezeichen auftauchen werden. Folgende (und weitere) Videos haben mich inspiriert (und tun es immer noch). Daher empfehle ich: Au...

Some notes about why I have not been more active on this forum (and elsewhere) in recent months. Besides the fact that there was much work to do on the wiki, I find it increasingly difficult to express myself in English. With German and even Dutch, it isn't much better. My current focus of interest ...

Het betekent ook vaak gewoon begin en komt ook voor als werkwoord: beginnen.
Zie aanzet voor woordstudie hier.

It's a very personal story the meaning of which only becomes more clear at the end (although I still don't understand why you would feel guilty). As I understand, your mother is of Asian descend? Interesting observation/theory. In general (on average) it may be true. I don't have enough experience t...

Dankjewel, Thijs, en excuses voor mijn nu pas antwoorden. Ja, het ligt voor de hand om in het NL te vertalen als 'aanvang', maar wat is dan het verschil met 'begin'? In werkversie heb ik nu 'ontwerp', maar het blijft een twijfelgeval. Een belangrijk woord, want — zo vermoed ik —tempel en tempus zoud...

ott wrote: ↑06 Jan 2025, 16:52 ... but the rest (...) is nonsense.

Apologies if this came across as rude. I just meant it makes no sense (to me).
Dutch/German: onzin/Unsinn.

The ms has various errors, but none like that. Again, there are many cases of copyist mistakes that are made black, sometimes the mistake can still be recognized. This text must have been a favorite, being placed at the very beginning of the texts copied from burgs. No owner of the ms would have wan...

Could this be the meaning of "ek" in this section? Perhaps "each" is closer to it's use in the rest of OLB but still. EK is used 22 times for 'each/every(one)'. Related Dutch/German ook/auch : 'also'. "Wr.Alda fed it with his electricity and life" Yes, God's/Wralda's b...

Coco wrote: ↑06 Jan 2025, 09:10 censorship

HJA is first person (they); second/possessive (their) would be HJARA.
Also, to censor a word like breasts would be ‘imposed shame’.
Many more copyist mistakes were made black in the same way.