The map on the right is Jerusalem at the time of Jeremiah, on left is Qumran as described in the Copper Scroll.

Speaking of reflections, on the right is a great example of an unexpected benefit.  An interesting piece of topography caught my eye as I located an ancient map depicting Jerusalem at the time of Jeremiah; it appeared to be “Qumran upside down.”  I laughed thinking someone had mistakenly inverted a map of Qumran on their website…I was wrong.  In fact, after considerable examination the map was actually ancient Jerusalem and, “Qumran is an inverted image of the Holy City, Jerusalem.”  But why?

After researching the matter for a couple of weeks, it appears the layout of Qumran represented the heavenly Jerusalem and its priesthood, while Jerusalem, some 15 miles northwest, represented the earthly order of things, including a completely separate Levitical priesthood.  At Qumran, the priesthood preserved the golden rule, the measure for all things heavenly to which mankind was compared.  They, just as the prophets of old, pounded the tables shouting the errors of halacha to the errant priests of Jerusalem.  That overseeing priesthood was the Melchizedek Order, the first born of every tribe, those dedicated as Nazirites from the womb in many cases to serve the God of Abraham all the days of their vow, the salt of the earth.



I once listened to a radio talk show out of Israel where the Jewish host was dumfounded when her purely Jewish guest stated that the Book of the Revelation was not originally a Christian document.  It was Jewish, written by Jews for Jews and those fearing God.  That being the case, the Book of the Revelation describes a totally separate priesthood from the Levites.  How do I know it is separate?  Only Levites can be priests, yet in the revelation all twelve tribes of Israel provide pure first-born sons to serve among its ranks; restoring the nation of priests desired by God from the beginning.  The Melchizedek Order is a powerful matter with intriguing implications.

Anticipated and many more unexpected benefits of the CS are to be laid out in detail in the following months and my research will be made available for all to purchase giving details of all 57 locations of Moses’ and Solomon’s Treasures.  Keeping quiet about these discoveries is no longer an option but working in concert with those in authority for the safety of the antiquities and being as careful and responsible as possible to reduce complicated issues is, but Israeli government officials “must” communicate.  At a non-sensitive level, keep me informed so nothing will be said from my end damaging a fragile relationship with those countries looking for an excuse to rant.  I continue to ask for non-sensitive guidance and friendly cooperation from Israel authorities “for the safety of the artifacts, Qumran and the people involved.”