Author: Max and Sandra Desorgher

St. Francis’ vision of a Seraph, fresco by Giotto; in the Basilica of San Francesco, Assisi, Italy “While Francis was praying on the mountainside, he saw a Seraph with six fiery and shining wings descend from the height of heaven. And when in swift flight the Seraph had reached a spot in the air near… Continue reading The “Seraphim” in the Visions of Isaiah and St. Francis

The Pequot War was an armed conflict that took place between 1636 and 1638 in New England between the Pequot tribe and an alliance of the colonists of the Massachusetts Bay, Plymouth, and Saybrook colonies and their allies from the Narragansett and Mohegan tribes. The war concluded with the decisive defeat of the Pequot. At… Continue reading Pequot War

A new analysis of an ancient Egyptian mummy suggests that advanced mummification techniques were used 1,000 years earlier than previously believed, rewriting the understood history of ancient Egyptian funerary practices. Mohamed Mujahid (L), head of the Egyptian mission which discovered the tomb of the ancient Egyptian nobleman Khuwy inspects the tomb’s walls inside  Khuwy was… Continue reading Egyptians living around 4,000 years ago were carrying out sophisticated burials.

In 2019, we wrote about how luciferase allows for the dark force energy to manipulate otherwise dead matter: The ‘Dark Force’ energy https://medicine-tribe.com/2019/05/18/the-dark-force-energy/ "The dark force energy, demonic consciousness, wants form above all and it has the knowledge of the consciousness field but no physical tools. The light harvesting luciferase allows for the dark force energy… Continue reading Luciferase & parasites in Covid-19 “vaccines”

There is no “Hell” in the Bible, in the original oldest copies of the scrolls and codices. The words in Hebrew Old Testament are Sheol and Hades, which both mean where you go when you are dead: the Grave, not a place of torture. The Gate of HellGustave Dore In the New Testament, the image… Continue reading There is no “hell” in the Bible

In 1981, archaeologist Robert L. Pyle of Morgantown, West Virginia began exploring the mountains of the southern part of the state studying petroglyphs (markings on stone) that at first glance resembled archaic runes and were different from traditional ancient American rock carvings. His archaeological research focused on petroglyph sites in Wyoming County, West Virginia, and… Continue reading Ogham Petroglyphs in Ireland and West Virginia

The Paspahegh Town The Indian town of Paspahegh was situated at the mouth of the Chickahominy River on its east bank, about six miles northwest of James Fort. John Smith’s 1608 Map of Virginia shows an unnamed town here. The entire area was known as Paspahegh, the name of the Algonquian-speaking group who occupied the… Continue reading The Paspahegh Massacre

An interview by Sarah Collett of Dr. John Sorenson:-- thoughtful faith podcast. Dr. Sorenson is an emeritus professor of anthropology at Brigham Young University, and a renowned expert of Book of Mormon archeology and geography. His seminal work An Ancient American Setting for the Book of Mormon popularized the Limited Geography Theory within LDS culture and scholarship, and… Continue reading Dr. John Sorenson on the historicity of the Book of Mormon