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The Stone Circles of Britain, Ireland and Brittany, Aubrey Burl

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Re: The Religious Purpose of the Early Pictish Symbol Stones by billyji on Sunday, 22 September 2013

Thank you Enorm for this information. This is my first post here. As yet i am not sure how to share photos etc.

I have been interested in the pre Christian symbols of the Picts for some time. While researching The Italian Mauro Biglino. Mauro Biglino translated 23 books of the Bible for the Vatican. He had to translate the Stalingrad Codex (the version of the Bible which all three major monotheistic religions - Cristian, Jewish and Muslim - recognize as the official Bible) from the Hebrew, word by word, literally and with no interpretation whatsoever.

I have a thread here.

Mauro translated the Hebrew word RUACH, The spirit of God or the Wind of God. Which derives from a Sumerian Symbol. video 1 here.

While visiting Pictish stones in museums around East Scotland i was excited to see the Pictish V rod and Crescent was very similar to the Sumerian Symbol of the Spirit of God. Or The wind of God that Hovered.

I have pictures here. post number 96.

And here. post numbers 151 and 152,

I would be interested in your opinion.

Regards

billji


EDIT: I see my links have not appeared in the post. Sorry

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