Paleo.In

We are recovering the alphabet, language and manuscript of the inspired parts of the Bible. The Bible teaches that 6 villainous editors, Solomon, Ahab/Jezebel as a team, Nebuchadnezzar, Mordecai, Ezra and Ananias each, in turn, edited the original divinely inspired core of the Bible. The Bible of today is not strictly God's word, but an amalgamation of an inspired core and their work. Removing their additions is the essential step for finding the inspired manuscript. We are working this problem in 2 different ways.

  • The 1st approach to manuscript recovery is a conventional Bible Study against existing manuscripts. Each editor followed foreign gods and had an agenda that can be learned and tracked within the text itself.

    The main trick to this work is to learn the editors and what they each added to the text. From there, the goal is to find a limited set of 625 inspired stories that fill in an inspired high level grid. That grid functions like a Study Bible, but on steroids.

  • The 2nd approach to manuscript recovery is ultimately built up from the drawn form of the ancient and inspired alphabet. That ancient Phoenician alphabet was originally an intimate part of sacred scripture, but it was then used for other, secular, writing. You are using a degraded form when you read this paragraph.

    The original drawn form of that alphabet is ultimately a set of 2d projections from an extensive set of 3d models. Those sets of 3d models decorate exhibits that are discussed in the pages of the Bible. Ultimately, they include a letter level manuscript audit system. They also include a manuscript multiplication system.

We believe this work was done by hand about 2000 years ago, mostly at a house in Capernaum. The New Testament is loaded with details about that recovery work and how the political powers of their day ultimately forced the earlier edited manuscripts back into public use. That New Testament era manuscript recovery work was ultimately lost to history. It is for our time to recover it again.

Current Websites and Web Apps

Our original work began in 1998. We have built quite a few related projects long the way. Here is the current list with quick links. Scroll down for more resources.

Bible projects...

Biblbe Rearch Bible App Logo

Bible Research Bible (BRB) - web app
holds our annotated English version of the Bible.

Bible Harmony App Logo

Bible Harmony (BH) - web app
harmonizes parallel passages in the Bible.

Canon Bible App Logo

Canon Bible (CB) - web app
presents various historical Bibles and book orders.

Verse Reader App Logo

Verse Reader (VR) - web app
carries 19 western style texts viewed by verse.

GRB App Logo

Greek Research Bible (GRB) - web app
holds our annotated English version of the Greek Bible.

VG App Logo

Verse Reader -- Greek (VG) - web app
carries 15 Greek/Orthodox texts viewed by verse.

Recovery projects...

GPI App Logo

Greek Paleo Interlinear (GPI) - web app
shows Greek to Paleo conversion. [preview]

ASPI App Logo

Aramaic Syriac Paleo Interlinear (ASPI) - web app
shows Aramaic to Syriac to Paleo conversion. [preview]

PEI App Logo

Paleo English Interlinear (PEI) - web app
shows parsed Paleo with English hints. [preview]

LEX App Logo

Paleo Lexicon (LEX) - web app
provides a Paleo to English lexicon. [preview]

Testimony projects...

The Testimony App Logo

The Testimony (TT) - web app
subsets the BRB following Acts 15 rules of additions.

Sabbath Reads App Logo

Sabbath Reads (SR) - web app
refactors The Testimony into an annual reading plan.

The 400 Stories App Logo

400 Stories (400) - web app
refactors The Testimony to show important internal structure.

Qu-Map App Logo

Qu Map (QM) - web app
maps The Testimony to important geography.

Time projects...

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Bible Time (BT) - website
explains how time works, from calendar to modern prophetic.

Bible Tribes Website Logo

Bible Tribes (BTR) - website
identifies the lost tribes of ancient Israel.

Clock App Logo

Paleo Clock (CLK) - web app
tells time by hours of the day.

Paleo Calendar App Logo

Paleo Calendar (CAL) - web app
counts days since Adam using the inspired calendar.

3D projects...

Paleo Bill of Materials Website Logo

Bill of Materials (BOM) - website
provides 3d models for students of the Paleo Language.

Ezekiel's Bones Website Logo

Ezekiel's Bones (EB) - website
will provide 3d models of things for David's fallen tent.

Bible Clocks Website Logo

Bible Clocks (BC) - website
will provide 3d models for clocks that tell time like the Bible.

Early, now vaulted, projects...

Bible Book Order Website Logo

Bible Book Order (BBO) - website
explores an alternative book order based in Isaiah.

Paleo Classroom App Logo

Classroom (CR) - website
holds recorded videos.

Bible In Genome App Logo

Bible In Genome (BIG) - website
explores the human genome for inspired scripture.

Blog Posts

We are chronicling our work by publishing a weekly blog. Each week we summarize whatever went on during the previous week. Regular topics include current status of the recovery related Bible Study as well as the 3d design work. That 3d work is building towards a long list of primary school style alphabet related exhibits.

Joshua's (Jesus') life was a day-for-a-year replay of the trunk timeline of the Bible. Beginning in 1998, we started watching the 2000th anniversary of that life replay again in modern headlines. This prophetic date series got more serious on October 7, 2023.

Also, in the blog, we regularly cover shop work in our 3d print farm where the fabrication process of the exhibits is underway.

Finally, most weeks, we also include a general headline review.

Blogs go out on Fridays around 6:00 PM Eastern Time in the USA. Links to the 4 most recent blog posts are given here. See the Blog Index for older posts.

  • The Commandments (2026-01-23)

    This blog deals with the 10 commandments as seen on the Shepherd's staff exhibit. Before that some notes on the divine names work. Then shop notes, a review of ongoing match dates and watch dates, finally a headline review. (7515 words)

  • Iran Review (2026-01-16)

    This blog reviews the various prophetic stories for modern Iran. Then on to prophetic dates, shop work and a headline review. The new exhibit this week is the Staff. (6757 words)

  • More On Gods (2026-01-09)

    This blog looks at more of the divine names study, especially polytheism. Then shop work, upcoming watch dates and a long headline review. (5124 words)

  • Notes on Adonai (2026-01-02)

    This blog explores the Adonai divine name. Then the story of Joseph revealing himself to his brothers. After that, shop work and a headline review. Finally, a special section on trouble with carbon fiber infused 3d printer plastic. (5752 words)

The following blog posts include prophetic date lists of ongoing interest.

The Plagues Rerun blog post from 2025-10-24 gives the specific dates of a plagues on Egypt rerun, active from early 2026 through early 2027.

The Real Noah blog post from 2025-11-21 gives the specific dates of interest for a Noah anniversary series which runs from early 2029 into early 2030. These dates may be World War III dates, but become interesting only after the series starts.

Social

We are only lightly active on Social media. The blog is our primary way of letting people track our work. Further interaction is welcome but usually through email or by voice over the phone. There are 3 different ways to track the blog.

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Paleo Blog RSS Feed
This requires the use of an RSS Feed Reader. This is the best, and most private, way to follow what is often a controversial blog.

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Paleo Blog Via Email
We send copies of the Blog out via email. You can use the sign up form linked here to get your email on the list. Of course you can unsubscribe at any time. We do not share this list with anyone.

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Paleo.In Group on Telegram
Links to new blog posts are shared in this PaleoIn group on Telegram. These go up at the same time as the blog goes out on Friday afternoon. We also use this Telegram channel for weekly photos of current shop work. You can also ask questions and interact with us there.

Position Papers

To understand our work better, there are a few position papers posted on this website. These address our work in more detail. The first 3 papers cover key aspects of the mission.

  • 2026-2027 Prophetic Dates

    This article lists off the important prophetic dates that run from early 2026 into early 2027. This is reference material. More details are covered in the blog as these dates pass. (6,090 words)

  • Project History

    This article explains the origins for each of the projects that currently make up parts of Paleo.In. This story is told in historical order, and includes the problems and fundamental insights that spawned the need for each project. (13,023 words)

  • Project Theory

    This article explains the theoretical problems of recovering the inspired text of the Bible. It starts with some simple points from communications theory. This theoretical model suggests the nature of the problems that any inspired system of error detection and correction must solve. It then reviews our many failed attempts at manuscript recovery. Each of these enriched our understanding of the problem in various ways. Finally, it explains our working understanding about how the letter-perfect inspired text of the Bible will ultimately be recovered. (11,721 words)

  • Project Goals

    Our goal now is to recover the letter perfect inspired text of the Bible. This article details the problem and our general steps to get there. (1,748 words)

  • Is the Bible Inspired by God?

    People today mostly say no. A remnant, mostly Christian, say yes. Christians are following Luther's interpretation of Second Timothy 3:16, all scripture is God breathed. We started as Presbyterians and accepted the conventional Luther era answer. Our position has now changed, but not as you might expect. Keep reading to understand why. (3,373 words)

  • Why Joshua As The Divine Name?

    We only use Joshua as the divine name. We do this in our Testimony family of texts and in our daily devotionals. We are often asked why. There are several parts to the problem and a little history. Read on to understand our thinking. (2,322 words)

  • Is Letter Perfect Recovery Possible?

    With Acts 4, word level changes, and the reality of whole cloth additions, can the text ever be perfectly recovered, letter by letter? Matthew 13 is one passage that suggests so. We think we know how, and are working on the problem. (622 words)

  • Example Bible Contradictions

    This page is a growing collection of Bible contradictions. Together they show it is unreasonable to affirm that everything in the Bible is inspired. The examples are taken from a widely used, modern, translation of the Bible, the New International Version. (1,543 words)

  • Chinese Invasion of the USA

    Since at least the late 1990s prophetic people within the United States have been warned of a future ground invasion of the United States from the west by Chinese military troops. This article provides a current summary of the general prophetic and notes on future US boundaries. The purpose of this article is to provide frame of reference for other people who are experiencing prophetic warnings. Use with caution, it is by no means complete. (3,191 words)

Resources

  • Annual Planners

    Each year we make a planner that can be used as a personal diary. Paper is preferred because it is better for archive and it is private. If you are interested, you need to download and print the .pdf file(s) for yourself and/or for your friends. (298 words)

  • Bibliography

    This is our list of interesting reading that in some way has impacted our journey. Sorted by general topics that might be interesting to others. Tap covers for Amazon pages. (14,405 words)