Suppressed Bible Manuscript History B501: Session 2

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Not all Bibles are based upon the same Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek texts; so what is the most reliable Bible and why?

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Last updated 1/2026

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What you'll learn

1. Is there an Unbroken Manuscript Chain-of-Custody of Jesus’ preserved teachings?
2. Which Modern Bible(s) are 100% reliable and why?
3. Did the Romanized Christians fully conform to what Lord Jesus Christ taught?
4. Why did Roman Emperor Constantine I alter God’s 4th Commandment?
5. Plus many more questions will be answered.

Course content

8 sections • 51 lectures • 2h 58m total length

Introduction4:42
Section 1 – Torchbearer Stream 30 A.D. – 150 A.D.5:24
Section 1 – Torchbearer Stream 150 A.D. – 787 A.D.2:18
Section 1 – Torchbearer Stream 787 A.D. – 794 A.D.0:39
The lecture traces persecution of Jews and Gentiles following patriarchal and apostolic doctrines, and shows Charlemagne and Claudius's Frankfurt Council with Pope Adrian seeking Rome's adoption of doctrine, but failing.
Section 1 – Torchbearer Stream 794 A.D. – 1181 A.D.2:34
Section 1 – Torchbearer Stream 1181 A.D. – 1205 A.D.0:49
Section 1 – Torchbearer Stream 1205 A.D. – 1322 A.D.0:56
Section 1 – Torchbearer Stream 1322 A.D. – 1560 A.D.2:33
Section 1 – Torchbearer Stream 1560 A.D. – 1598 A.D.0:22
Examine the suppression of ancient Bible manuscripts, as authentic records from the torchbearer stream reveal their antiquity, burned by Roman persecutors to silence the world benzion torchbearer history.
Section 1 – Torchbearer Stream 1598 A.D. – 1611 A.D.0:30
The lecture covers the 1598–1611 revisions of the sword Bible by Theodore Bazza in Geneva, highlighting the revised French Geneva Bible base and a Greek New Testament.
Section 1 – Torchbearer Stream 1611 A.D. – Present16:13
Section 1 – Section Summary2:40

Section 2 – Influencers Stream (Romans | Torchbearers) 314 A.D.1:32
Section 2 – Influencers Stream (Romans | Torchbearers) 314 A.D. – 590 A.D.0:06
In 590 A.D., nine bishops reject communion of the pope as heretical, highlighting early church dissent.
Section 2 – Influencers Stream (Romans | Torchbearers) 590 A.D. – 869 A.D.0:32
Section 2 – Influencers Stream (Romans | Torchbearers) 869 A.D. – 1415 A.D.0:50
Section 2 – Influencers Stream (Romans | Torchbearers) 1415 A.D. – 1522 A.D.0:46
Section 2 – Influencers Stream (Romans | Torchbearers) 1522 A.D. – 1526 A.D.0:40
Section 2 – Influencers Stream (Romans | Torchbearers) 1526 A.D. – 1532 A.D.1:24
Section 2 – Influencers Stream (Romans | Torchbearers) 1532 A.D. – 1564 A.D.2:33
Explore section 2 of the influencers stream, tracing an unbroken manuscript chain from Hebrew and Greek scriptures to the reformers through the Alps between 1532 and 1564.
Section 2 – Influencers Stream (Romans | Torchbearers) 1500s A.D. – Present0:43
Section 2 – Section Summary1:16

Section 3 – Roman Stream 30 A.D. – 380 A.D.17:38
Section 3 – Roman Stream 380 A.D. – 9th Century A.D.3:59
Section 3 – Roman Stream 9th Century A.D. – 1605 A.D.1:57
The gunpowder plot, or Jesuit Treason, aimed to blow up parliament to stop the King James Bible translation, linking zeal for protestant scriptures with treason.
Section 3 – Roman Stream 1605 A.D. – 1859 A.D.17:36
Examine Codex Synaptics as a professional forgery, tracing means, motive, and opportunity of Simonides and Dorf, review dating methods and chemical tests, and assess tampering and manuscript evidence.
Section 3 – Roman Stream 1859 A.D. – 1946 A.D.20:34
Section 3 – Roman Stream 1881 A.D. – Present1:34
Section 3 – Summary6:45
Analyze how Constantine's empire formalized christianity, redefined the sabbath and festivals, and forged a roman church through councils and forgeries, influencing modern bible translations.

Section 4 – Influencers Stream (Heretical Cults | Romans) 35 A.D. – 110 A.D.3:09
Section 4 – Influencers Stream (Heretical Cults | Romans) 110 A.D. – 215 A.D.1:32
Clement of Alexandria promotes allegorization of scripture, influenced by Plato and Greek philosophy, linking Gnosticism to allegorical readings of Genesis and Eden.
Section 4 – Influencers Stream (Heretical Cults | Romans) 215 A.D. – 240 A.D.2:26
Section 4 – Influencers Stream (Heretical Cults | Romans) 240 A.D. – 254 A.D.1:51
Assess Origin of Alexandria, following Clement of Alexandria, as he promotes allegorical interpretation blending Greek philosophy, abandoning the literal sense for spiritual insight, and warning against vain deceit and philosophy.
Section 4 – Influencers Stream (Heretical Cults | Romans) 254 A.D. – 842 A.D.1:20
Section 4 – Influencers Stream (Heretical Cults | Romans) 85 A.D. – 1878 A.D.12:00
Trace the rise of replacement theology from 85 A.D. to 1878 A.D., showing how anti-Jewish rhetoric, church leaders, and imperial rulers reshaped holidays and persecuted Jewish communities.
Section 4 – Influencers Stream (Heretical Cults | Romans) 1878 A.D. – Present0:08
Trace the lineage stream from 1878 to the present, as the session covers heretical cults and Romans within suppressed Bible manuscript history.
Section 4 – Section Summary2:28

Section 5 – Heretical Cults Stream 30 A.D. – 90 A.D.2:02
Section 5 – Heretical Cults Stream 90 A.D. – 160 A.D.0:39
Section 5 – Heretical Cults Stream 160 A.D. – 336 A.D.3:02
Section 5 – Heretical Cults Stream 336 A.D. – 340 A.D.0:18
Trace Eusebius of Caesarea's alignment with Constantine's ideas during 336-340 A.D., in section 5's focus on heretical cults.
Section 5 – Heretical Cults Stream 340 A.D. – 430 A.D.1:58
Section 5 – Heretical Cults Stream 430 A.D. – 1830 A.D.1:11
Section 5 – Heretical Cults Stream 1830 A.D. – 1945 A.D.0:21
Examine the Nag Hammadi discovery in 1945 and the Gnostic texts believed to date around 376 a.d., while acknowledging dating uncertainties.
Section 5 – Heretical Cults Stream 1945 A.D. – Present1:10
future discoveries of fragmented gnostic and heretical texts could challenge long-held biblical beliefs, as forged manuscripts with overstated dates may mislead readers and feed doubting bibles.
Section 5 – Section Summary1:43
Survey section five traces gnostic-influenced heresies from Simon Magus through Arius, linking Greek philosophy to early Christianity and modern examples like the Book of Mormon and Jehovah's Witnesses.

Requirements

The Torchbearer Series - Suppressed Bible Manuscript History B501: Session 1

Description

Not all Bibles are based upon the same Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek texts; so what is the most reliable Bible and why? The quest to answer this critical question launched an investigation resulting in the creation of The Torchbearer Series. The evidence uncovered led to puzzling questions and surprising answers.

In this well-researched, referenced, evidence-based approach to the Christian Bible, we will present information that everyone can benefit from, whether they are new to the Bible or a seasoned university Bible professor..

This three-part tour de force course is the result of 3,500+ hours of research which has been streamlined into a six-and-a-half hours lecture series and can be completed in a single day. It will start with the basics, including some important items not typically taught in most Bible colleges, then progress through suppressed Bible lineages, doctrine (beliefs), and finally how to use the “The Seven Golden Rules of Bible Interpretation” with several critical examples of why it is important to use, while also providing relevant diagrams, charts, and images throughout all courses. By the end of this three-part series, you will know more about Christianity than 99.9% of all Christians.

Course two will cover New Testament Lineage Streams and the Unbroken Manuscript Chain-of-Custody (UM-CoC) preserved by the Torchbearers.

The goal of this series is to dramatically increase your faith, trust, and love for God and his ways!

Note: If you would like the information contained in this course, minus the more formal course format, certificate, and expense, please visit The Torchbearer Series website.

Who this course is for:

From a 13-year-old student to a seasoned university Bible professor.

Suppressed Bible Manuscript History B501: Session 2

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Introduction and Section 1: God-Christ / Apostles & Torchbearers12 lectures • 40min

Influencers – Between the Torchbearer Stream and Roman Stream10 lectures • 10min

Roman Religion and Empire – Past to Present7 lectures • 1hr 10min

Influencers – Between the Roman Stream and Heretical Cult Stream8 lectures • 25min

Pagans / Gnostics / Heretics / Cults - Alexandria & Mystery-Babylon9 lectures • 12min

Extra Section3 lectures • 14min

Session Summary and End of Course2 lectures • 7min

Session 2 Quiz0

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