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English. This master edition remained unpublished until 1992, when a senior member of the Hope Trust distributed several copies of the work. One distributed copy was printed in 1994 in New Zealand by a small religious order and another in 2005 in America by Your Own World Books. The only differences between the New Zealand (1994) and American (2005) editions appear in the front matter, and the American edition added a new citation system and was published in both print and electronic variants.

7th Master Edition

Publication Era/Country: 21st Century CE, America

Your Own World Books updates the 6th Major Edition with 2 significant changes. While the Continental English language and spellings remain unchanged, the text is updated to comply with the Chicago Manual of Style. Over 1,600 typographical corrections are made. Also new to this master edition is a first-ever index with over 2,700 unique entries. This master edition is also published in 2 abridged editions; the Egyptian Texts of the Bronzebook and the Celtic Texts of the Coelbook. All editions are published in print and electronic variants.

Kolbrin Citation System Marshall Masters, 2005-2006

All Your Own World Books abridged and unabridged editions of this work use the same Kolbrin Citation System. It is designed to speed collaborative studies between researchers and authors using any of the twenty print or electronic editions published since April 2005.

Book Citation Schema for The Kolbrin Bible There are 2 citation forms: Long and short. The long form uses a whole word to form the book prefix. The short form uses a 3-letter acronym.

The Kolbrin Bible: 21st Century Master Edition

Egyptian Texts of the Bronzebook: The First Six Books of The Kolbrin Bible

Book 1 — Creation

o Long Form: Creation o Short Form: CRT

Book 2 — Gleanings

o Long Form: Gleanings o Short Form: GLN

Book 3 — Scrolls

o Long Form: Scrolls o Short Form: SCL

Book 4 — Sons of Fire

o Long Form: Sons of Fire o Short Form: SOF

Book 5 — Manuscripts

o Long Form: Sons of Fire o Short Form: SOF

Book 6 — Morals and Precepts

o Long Form: Morals o Short Form: MPR

The Kolbrin Bible: 21st Century Master Edition

Celtic Texts of the Coelbook: The Last Five Books of The Kolbrin Bible

Book 7 — Origins

o Long Form: Morals o Short Form: MPR

Book 8 — The Silver Bough

o Long Form: Silver Bough o Short Form: SVB

Book 9 — Lucius

o Long Form: Silver Bough o Short Form: SVB

Book 10 — Wisdom

o Long Form: Wisdom o Short Form: WSD

Book 11 — The Britain Book

o Long Form: Britain ° Short Form: BRT

Each book of The Kolbrin Bible contains multiple chapters. Following the book prefix, each citation uses a two-part suffix to denote the chapter and paragraph numbers.

The first chapter in each book is designated as number 1 and each of following chapters are numbered in ascending order.

The same numbering rule applies to paragraphs within each chapter. Note: this system does NOT reference page numbers.

Kolbrin Short Form Citations This citation form is used in the text itself and is recommended for use by collaborative research groups.

Short Form Syntax

Short Citation Book Acronym Chapter No. Paragraph No. Examples:

CRT:3:7 "In this manner, the first Earth was destroyed by calamity descending from out of the skies. The vaults of Heaven had opened to bring forth monsters more fearsome than any that ever haunted the uneasy dreams of men."

Hi Bill:

Just downloaded the 21st Century Master Edition in the Mobi eBook format, and I'm delighted to learn the citation system is the same one used in your 2005 print copy.

Could you give me your thoughts on CRT:3:7 "In this manner, the first Earth was destroyed by calamity descending from out of the skies..."

Many thanks, Bobbi

Kolbrin Long Form Citations

This formal citation form is recommended for use with articles, essays and books that reference this work using footnotes, etc.

Long Form Syntax

Long Citation Book Title Chapter No. Paragraph No.

Examples:

The Kolbrin Bible: 21st Century Master Edition Your Own World Books Second Edition Creation 3:7

"In this manner, the first Earth was destroyed by calamity descending from out of the skies. The vaults of Heaven had opened to bring forth monsters more fearsome than any that ever haunted the uneasy dreams of men."

"In this manner, the first Earth was destroyed by calamity descending from out of the skies..." —Creation 3:7

⁴ The Kolbrin Bible: 21st Century Master Edition, Creation 3:7, Your Own World Books 2st ed. (Silver City, NV) Regardless of how you format the typeface style of your short and long citations, always use the proper syntax to ensure clarity.

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Book of Creation

Book of Creation

CRT:1:4 The name which is uttered cannot be that of this Great Being who, remaining nameless, is the beginning and the end, beyond time, beyond the reach of mortals, and we in our simplicity call it God.

Table of Chapters

CRT: 1:1 - CRT:1:23 Chapter One - Creation

CRT:2:1 - CRT:2:23 Chapter Two - The Birth of Man

CRT:3:1 - CRT:3:15 Chapter Three - Destruction and Re-Creation

CRT:4:1 - CRT:4:19 Chapter Four - Affliction of God

CRT:5:1 - CRT:5:47 Chapter Five - In the Beginning

CRT:6:1 - CRT:6:9 Chapter Six - Dadam And Lewid

CRT:7:1 - CRT:7:35 Chapter Seven - Herthew, Son of the Firstfather

CRT:8:1 - CRT:8:24 Chapter Eight - Gwineva

Chapter One - Creation

CRT:1:1 Mortal knowledge is circumscribed by mortal ignorance, and mortal comprehension is circumscribed by spiritual reality. It is unwise for mortal man to attempt the understanding of that, which is beyond his conception, for there lies the road to disbelief and madness. Yet, man is man and ever fated to reach out beyond himself, striving to attain things which always just elude his grasp. So in his frustration, he replaces the dimly seen incomprehensible with things within his understanding. If these things but poorly reflect reality, then is not the reflection of reality, distorted though it maybe, of greater value than no reflection at all?

CRT:1:2 There are no true beginnings on Earth; for here, all is effect, the ultimate cause being elsewhere. For who among men can say which came first, the seed or the plant? Yet in truth, it is neither, for something neither seed nor plant preceded both, and that thing was also preceded by something else. Always there are ancestors back to the beginning, and back beyond that, there is only God. This, then, is how these things were told in The Great Book of The Sons of Fire.

CRT:1:3 Before the beginning, there was only one consciousness, that of The Eternal One whose nature cannot be expressed in words. It was The One Sole Spirit, The Self Generator, which cannot diminish, The Unknown, Unknowable One brooding solitary in profound pregnant silence.

CRT:1:4 The name which is uttered cannot be that of this Great Being who, remaining nameless, is the beginning and the end, beyond time, beyond the reach of mortals, and we in our simplicity call it God.

CRT:1:5 He who preceded all existed alone in His strange