Historical linguists speculate that the Book of Gates is written in an extinct language that originated on what it calls Yidath - the First Continent. Science supports earth forming geological processes that have created large landmasses in the remote past that have either sunken or collided to form our modern world continents. A small selection of photos from Jebidiah Smith's Dioramas of Yidath, produced in 1869 for the period's newspapers and exhibits. Well recieved by the public, they introduce the ancient ancestors of modern animals in what Smith called "regressive evolution" after his participation in the Oxford Evoluion Debate at the Oxford University Museum on June 30, 1860. Right to Left: Sammaarles In The Ollhatla Desert. The Bbbogug Attack Kaz. Right to Left: Three Ih-ygg Titans Stride the D’ggon Plains. Go-ur Calf Attacked By Men of Dloth. The text was written by men on stone tablets after that continent sank beneath the sea, and describes an ancient history far different from modern science, and a differing origin of modern life. It also contains the history of the First Men, the First Gods and the Children of Yidath. According to Oxford Professor Jebidiah Smith in the Commentary, the Book of Gates reveals that Yidath arose during the Archean eon and records histories reaching back some 4 billion years ago to the First Men of Dloth, who built cities on that great "Continent of Horrors" and were oppressed by the immortal First Gods. In the Book of Gates, the "Children of Yidath" are identified as the "root of all that lives today" and has been abridged as meaning the modern "animal world" which according to the Commentary are the Children's smaller descendants being " a mere shadow of their monstrous forms" when evolution regressed the Earth's biological life to their modern forms today. Highmore Rare Book & Manuscript Library, London possesses the largest collection of priceless, historical and immensely rare books known through the world. It provides the finest authentication faciltiy for antique book appraisals used by renowned institutions. Highmore Rare Book & Manuscript Library, London, where the ancient codex was sent in 2017 and has undergone newly derived scanning techniques for revealing deteriorating pages of books too fragile to open. "In the iconic Nurubi Fragments Izal is clearly seen from transferring the 'Dlothian" characters from ancient stone tablets to producing the first Book of Gates - not translating," said Professor H. Philip Stannard of the Courtland Institute of Prehistory and Archaeological Studies. "Izal is fulfilling his mission of becoming a Prophet". "Izal scribed the stone tablets from the original Dlothian, the language of the First Men, into the Book of Gates in their original language for the First Gods." Professor Stannard, one of the most eminent authorities to scholar research on Jebidiah Smith's 'A Commentary on the Book of Gates', stated the ancient tome has a long presence tracing back to Jemdet Nasr's first recollection in 3200 BC to our modern day, noted in recorded history each 1000 years - an event known astronomically as the "Circle of Eternity". The Nurubi Fragments historically testified to Izal's mission during the Corean era. Professor Stannard, who authored the Institute's Faculty Committee of Prehistoric Studies most influential thesis "Fact or Fiction: An Investigation of the Book of Gates Phenomenon", stated the book provides another version of Creationism-Evolutionism, a prerequisite that qualifies the "gospel" work with beliefs similar to the world's other religions. The Book of Gates mention is found in the Nurubi Fragments that were unearthed in 1852 near the ruins in Nineveh, Iraq by an English archaeologist. The tome records to have originated from the Caspian Sea 100,000 years ago, where recent findings have uncovered ruins of an unknown Eemian culture (locations marked in highlighted circles). A significant revelation attributed to the Book of Gates as abridged by Smith's work in 'A Commentary on the Book of Gates' (First printing 1868) - is the correlation of modern discoveries unknown in England's 19th century Oxford University. Science has "rediscovered" several enigmas revealed in the ancient manuscript. In the pages of the Book of Gates, Jebidiah Smith tells us that life began during the Archean Eon on the first, primal continent Yidath. "Today we have startling evidences of microscopic fossils found in a 3.5 billion year old rock in western Australia - the oldest fossils ever found on the Earth ", Stannard noted. "Several years ago a mysterious blue "sphere" was photographed by Nasa's SECCHI spacecraft crossing the Sun: an unknown body where any space agencies believed a planetoid retained an orbit. The Book of Gates mentions an ancient, second moon of Earth called Yith, that was composed of blue rocks, metals and other elements." When these fascinating revelations are examined, as the book and ancient characters have been revealed to us, they provide an exciting alternative into the origin of Earth. The ancient book has been speculated by experts to detail the history of the continent of Yidath that arose during the Archeon Era. Fossilized stromatolites were believed to be the earliest lifeforms to have appeared on Earth some 3.7 billion years old. Recent discoveries have found evidence of even older biological evolution - corroborating the Book of Gates accounts. Several years ago a mysterious blue "sphere" was photographed by Nasa's SECCHI spacecraft crossing the Sun: experts speculated the probe uncovered an unknown planetoid. The Book of Gates mentions an ancient, first moon of Earth called Yith, that was composed of blue rocks and metals. Artist's conception. Scholars have noted the Book of Gates does indeed contradict with the world's major religions as it mostly records on the First Gods, of the redemption of the modern animal species and corresponds with Izal's ministry of revealing the histories of Yidath as recorded by the hagiographer Vol Hom in the Nurubi Fragments. Already, several distinguished universities are officially petitioning for more independent confirmation into the origin of the Book of Gates. "Since 2017, the Highmore Rare Book & Manuscript Library in England under the direction of respected theologians from the Association of Theological Colleges have been examining the fragile manuscript, where they have placed the artifact under intense scrutiny," said historian and philologist E. R. McCready of the Courtland Institute. "Our findings are more and more promising with each initial observation," he said. "The lead investigators have determined the manuscript could "challenge the currently accepted theories of human history." Prompting caution, Eugene Carter, senior research professor of Near Eastern Archaeology at the Newberry Museum of Primitive Cultures said more open investigation needs to be conducted before the book can be authenticated. Most believe the Book of Gates is merely a religious document, and has not yet been validated to be used with archaeological or geological sciences, wrote the Smithsonian Institution.

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Historical linguists speculate that the Book of Gates is written in an extinct language that originated on what it calls Yidath - the First Continent. Science supports earth forming geological processes that have created large landmasses in the remote past that have either sunken or collided to form our modern world continents. A small selection of photos from Jebidiah Smith's Dioramas of Yidath, produced in 1869 for the period's newspapers and exhibits. Well recieved by the public, they introduce the ancient ancestors of modern animals in what Smith called "regressive evolution" after his participation in the Oxford Evoluion Debate at the Oxford University Museum on June 30, 1860. Right to Left: Sammaarles In The Ollhatla Desert. The Bbbogug Attack Kaz. Right to Left: Three Ih-ygg Titans Stride the D’ggon Plains. Go-ur Calf Attacked By Men of Dloth. The text was written by men on stone tablets after that continent sank beneath the sea, and describes an ancient history far different from modern science, and a differing origin of modern life. It also contains the history of the First Men, the First Gods and the Children of Yidath. According to Oxford Professor Jebidiah Smith in the Commentary, the Book of Gates reveals that Yidath arose during the Archean eon and records histories reaching back some 4 billion years ago to the First Men of Dloth, who built cities on that great "Continent of Horrors" and were oppressed by the immortal First Gods. In the Book of Gates, the "Children of Yidath" are identified as the "root of all that lives today" and has been abridged as meaning the modern "animal world" which according to the Commentary are the Children's smaller descendants being " a mere shadow of their monstrous forms" when evolution regressed the Earth's biological life to their modern forms today. Highmore Rare Book & Manuscript Library, London possesses the largest collection of priceless, historical and immensely rare books known through the world. It provides the finest authentication faciltiy for antique book appraisals used by renowned institutions. Highmore Rare Book & Manuscript Library, London, where the ancient codex was sent in 2017 and has undergone newly derived scanning techniques for revealing deteriorating pages of books too fragile to open. "In the iconic Nurubi Fragments Izal is clearly seen from transferring the 'Dlothian" characters from ancient stone tablets to producing the first Book of Gates - not translating," said Professor H. Philip Stannard of the Courtland Institute of Prehistory and Archaeological Studies. "Izal is fulfilling his mission of becoming a Prophet". "Izal scribed the stone tablets from the original Dlothian, the language of the First Men, into the Book of Gates in their original language for the First Gods." Professor Stannard, one of the most eminent authorities to scholar research on Jebidiah Smith's 'A Commentary on the Book of Gates', stated the ancient tome has a long presence tracing back to Jemdet Nasr's first recollection in 3200 BC to our modern day, noted in recorded history each 1000 years - an event known astronomically as the "Circle of Eternity". The Nurubi Fragments historically testified to Izal's mission during the Corean era. Professor Stannard, who authored the Institute's Faculty Committee of Prehistoric Studies most influential thesis "Fact or Fiction: An Investigation of the Book of Gates Phenomenon", stated the book provides another version of Creationism- Evolutionism, a prerequisite that qualifies the "gospel" work with beliefs similar to the world's other religions. The Book of Gates mention is found in the Nurubi Fragments that were unearthed in 1852 near the ruins in Nineveh, Iraq by an English archaeologist. The tome records to have originated from the Caspian Sea 100,000 years ago, where recent findings have uncovered ruins of an unknown Eemian culture (locations marked in highlighted circles). A significant revelation attributed to the Book of Gates as abridged by Smith's work in 'A Commentary on the Book of Gates' (First printing 1868) - is the correlation of modern discoveries unknown in England's 19th century Oxford University. Science has "rediscovered" several enigmas revealed in the ancient manuscript. In the pages of the Book of Gates, Jebidiah Smith tells us that life began during the Archean Eon on the first, primal continent Yidath. "Today we have startling evidences of microscopic fossils found in a 3.5 billion year old rock in western Australia - the oldest fossils ever found on the Earth ", Stannard noted. "Several years ago a mysterious blue "sphere" was photographed by Nasa's SECCHI spacecraft crossing the Sun: an unknown body where any space agencies believed a planetoid retained an orbit. The Book of Gates mentions an ancient, second moon of Earth called Yith, that was composed of blue rocks, metals and other elements." When these fascinating revelations are examined, as the book and ancient characters have been revealed to us, they provide an exciting alternative into the origin of Earth. The ancient book has been speculated by experts to detail the history of the continent of Yidath that arose during the Archeon Era. Fossilized stromatolites were believed to be the earliest lifeforms to have appeared on Earth some 3.7 billion years old. Recent discoveries have found evidence of even older biological evolution - corroborating the Book of Gates accounts. Several years ago a mysterious blue "sphere" was photographed by Nasa's SECCHI spacecraft crossing the Sun: experts speculated the probe uncovered an unknown planetoid. The Book of Gates mentions an ancient, first moon of Earth called Yith, that was composed of blue rocks and metals. Artist's conception. Scholars have noted the Book of Gates does indeed contradict with the world's major religions as it mostly records on the First Gods, of the redemption of the modern animal species and corresponds with Izal's ministry of revealing the histories of Yidath as recorded by the hagiographer Vol Hom in the Nurubi Fragments. Already, several distinguished universities are officially petitioning for more independent confirmation into the origin of the Book of Gates. "Since 2017, the Highmore Rare Book & Manuscript Library in England under the direction of respected theologians from the Association of Theological Colleges have been examining the fragile manuscript, where they have placed the artifact under intense scrutiny," said historian and philologist E. R. McCready of the Courtland Institute. "Our findings are more and more promising with each initial observation," he said. "The lead investigators have determined the manuscript could "challenge the currently accepted theories of human history." Prompting caution, Eugene Carter, senior research professor of Near Eastern Archaeology at the Newberry Museum of Primitive Cultures said more open investigation needs to be conducted before the book can be authenticated. Most believe the Book of Gates is merely a religious document, and has not yet been validated to be used with archaeological or geological sciences, wrote the Smithsonian Institution.

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