1] Contact Report 501, September 1, 2010 - Ptaah Isa Rashid had used old, traditional Christian terms in the

Translation of the S crolls & Possible Assasiantion Attempts on Billy: Billy: ... It was asked, why wasn't it discovered earlier, that Isa Rashid had used old , traditional Christian terms in the translation of the scrolls, whereby things weren't represented correctly. Also, it did, indeed, result that he also omitted important things because these didn't fit into his lay priest concept. From my side, I didn't know all this at that time, when I prepared the "Talmud Jmmanuel" for publication, and I also had no information from your or Arahat Athersata's side. Ptaah: That's right. Of course, we already knew from the outset about the fallibility w ith regard to the translations and about certain important omissions. Unfortunat ely, despite his aversion to the erroneous Christian teachings, he was imprisone d in his faith resulting from it, for this was deeply rooted within him, as it i s with all religious believers; consequently, he couldn't free himself from it c ompletely, as this is the rule for all religious believers. But concerning his t ranslation errors and omission errors, it is to be said that we deliberately let the whole thing run in the already executed manner because there would have bee n too much turmoil at that time and your life would have been endangered even mo re than it has been, if you had published the entire actual translation of the s croll. Through a possibility forecast, we fathomed that you wouldn't have withst ood everything but rather would have lost your life, if you had spread the whole extent of the scroll at that time. Thus, we said nothing about this and waited until the aggressiveness had smoothed itself, which has now been the case for qu ite some time. It really was enough already that in the course of the years afte r the publication of the "Talmud Jmmanuel," assassination attempts were perpetra ted against you and that you always only very barely escaped all 22 attacks. But now, since the first malicious waves have smoothed themselves, which were raise d in certain circles because of the distribution of the book, the time has becom e ripe to work on the correct translation and to disseminate it. Of course, this will also cause unpleasant reactions in certain religious circles and among bel ievers enslaved to faith in God as well as among all your adversaries, but accor ding to our judgment, this can no longer become a great danger for you. . Billy: Of that which you speak, with regard to your possibility forecast, of this, you have never said anything to me. Indeed, I knew that Isa Rashid wasn't able to fr ee himself completely from his faith in God and Jesus, as I have also found out that old, traditional Christian terms were used in the translation of Isa Rashid , but I didn't know why you didn't say anything about this. Due to the silence o f you all, I assumed that everything, indeed, had its correctness and that every thing corresponded to the contents of the scroll. Ptaah: That we didn't speak with you about this, our further reason for this lies in th e fact that you wouldn't have been in agreement with the publication of the defe ctiveness of the translation; consequently, you would have insisted on writing a nd publishing the whole thing very exactly and correctly. But this, as I already said, you wouldn't have survived, as our possibility forecast had yielded. You would have been treacherously murdered through one of the assassination attempts , of which there would have been even more. Noting this in the newly revised and edited "Talmud Jmmanuel" would certainly be appropriate and useful. Billy: You may, indeed, be right about that, for I probably would have actually rebelle d. And making the whole thing clear in an introduction in the "Talmud Jmmanuel" is, indeed, a good idea and necessary. Ptaah: We knew that you wouldn't have been in agreement with the old publication, which is why we didn't mention the defectiveness, as I already said. We also took our

possibility forecast into consideration, whereby we realized that you would hav e been assassinated.