Columbus Found America to Fight Arabs?

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Columbus Found America to Fight Arabs?

"When Columbus made his case to win support from the Vatican and the

Spanish monarchy, at the centre of his manifesto was a millennial

prophecy about the destiny of the land that he would discover. A "New

World" was to arise in the West to wage one last Crusade against the

Arab powers of the Middle East."

 

You probably learned a bit about Christopher Columbus at school, but

one documented historical fact that you probably overlooked is that

Columbus believed his discovery of the New World was necessary to

fulfil an ancient prophecy!

 

What exactly did Christopher Columbus mean when, circa 1500 AD, he

wrote about America in one of his famous letters: "God made me the

messenger of the new heaven and the new earth of which he spoke in

the Apocalypse of St John after having spoken of it through the mouth

of Isaiah; and he showed me the spot where to find it."[1]

 

Christopher Columbus produced a famous book, "Book of

Prophecies"[2], containing over 200 biblical and patristic passages

which he compiled, but how many people realise why?

 

When Columbus made his case to win support from the Vatican and

the Spanish monarchy, at the centre of his manifesto was a millennial

prophecy about the destiny of the land that he would discover. A "New

World" was to arise in the West to wage one last Crusade against the

Arab powers of the Middle East.

 

A war across such a vast distance, over thousands of miles of sea

and land, would have seemed unlikely at the time. Yet, as the new

Millennium dawned, soon after the Year 2000 AD, events were set in

motion that would fulfil the prophecy.

 

The Insider present a serious examination of the mysterious

influences[3] which, from behind the scenes, shape America and

Western civilisation.

 

 

 

REFERENCES & NOTES

1. Prof Bryan F. Le Beau (1992). Christopher Columbus and the Matter

of Religion. Omaha, Nebraska, USA: Center for the Study of Religion

and Society (Newsletter [online]), Vol. 4, No. 1.

2. Delno C. West & August Kling (Translation & commentary) (1991).

The "Libro de las Profecias" of Christopher Columbus. Gainesville,

USA: University of Florida Press.

3. Knight C. et al. (2001). Hiram Key. USA: Fair Winds Press.

 

 

FURTHER READING

1. Michael Bradley (2003). The Columbus Conspiracy. USA: A & B Books

Publishers Group. (Highly reccomended.)

2. BBC News, America widens 'crusade' on terror, 16 September 2001.

 

This crusade, this war on terrorism, is going to take a long time.

- President Bush II, September 2001

3. "You may not believe in prophecy, but among the leaders of

nations there are those who do."

- T. V. Acheson, 1999

http://www.theinsider.org/reports/columbus-report/