She had made her peace with God, pure in heart, unknowing until he became a powerful man, but as I say, she did not know it and though he continually jeered at God, she was right. For until she moved away from him for good-mentally that is, she had eliminated from her soul, this disciple of Lucifer, then did she become radiant in God's grace once again. In the Christian way, she bared her soul in public, and she did it in a new world order arena, that had mocked the God-man on the cross. But let me backtrack, and bring you up to date.

For centuries we have noticed the presence of vampires in myths and mythical stories of different civilizations. In the Christian and Gothic scriptures, pure blooded vampires originated from the remnants of hell, and were created by Lucifer himself to be sent to the earth as signs of misery and punishment from Evil to life. According to the stories and scriptures, they were extremely powerful beings with almost no weaknesses at all.

True vampires were the first of the pure blooded ones. They according to old scripts were spawned by using the remnants of hell by Lucifer. These vampires were extremely strong in the beginning, however, were punished and limited on their strengths by God.

"By the once children of heaven and its multitude that have since fallen from its first abode, with ten-thousand demons, imps and ghouls born since from the abyss in the crust of the earth, and to the great archangels now on the summit of Hermon, everyone among us, by this curse I pledge you, and by the tail and horns of the ten-winged Beast, Lucifer, I pledge to you I with you will bring Armaros to his knees." Then said Semyaz the main leader among leaders of the Watchers (among them-once a renowned holy archangel among the great Watchers of earth), as he opened the ancient Book of Curses, on the table beside him, drinking the vile blood of Agaliarept, the Henchman of Hell in a wooden cup, taking in a deep breath:

Introduction: In the book "The Books behind Methuselah" I have looked into may issues that have bothered me about man's existence on earth, such as: the rise of man, his encounter with Giants, the Nephilim, and the Old Ones known as the Shinning Ones (or other aliens), and from the Bible and other sources I've also looked at personages, such as Adam, and Melchizedek, Darwin, Methuselah, God Himself, and Jesus, the foundation of the demonic world, Lucifer-or the Devil himself, and in particular, the Circle of Refaim as a location, meeting place for the Nephilim. I have gone back perhaps fifty-five million years looking at this overall picture, in the nine previous books within "The Book of Methuselah."