theme
 
       … to be fair we haven’t given it attention until now – chaotic text as she is – but the line
       “rise , stand erect , and see the number of those sealed at the feast of the Lord”
       warranted to see in what context it was presented — because of our Unleavened date ;
       however , also these two ‘books’ are Esau’s Fraud : neverending it seems …
 
       hence we do not want to spend much of your & our time on it here , but just show short
       descriptions of their content – also because some (endtime-) believers keep bringing up
       quasi-mystical scary phrases as “the dragons of Arabia” and “the fallen eagle” which is
       interpreted as ‘the ending of a (neo-) Roman culture’ aka the USA : it’s all a hoax
 
       by know we know the way God spoke , right , 
       and we learned the type terminology and themes of Esau ,
       yet reading these chapters is an outlandish experience only causing headache      —
       however , that was worth it : the end of ‘Esdras 1’ is the original closing of the book  
       Ezra about ‘the strange fire’ being resolved in the days of the end at Unleavened ! 
       which is even móre rewarding as the contextless “sealed ones at the feast”, right

 
                                                                                        Esdras 1
 
           – a rather similar type language as OT
           – theme : the restoration of the Temple after the return from Babylon (see Ezra)
           – buildup : chaotic
           – red flags : #1  several “written letters by kings” ,
                                     #2  the corrupt theme of “Ishral having married strange women” ,
                                             also showing in Ezra where the real theme was ‘the strange fire’ ;
                                     #3  endless lists of names of ‘returned people’ – as Esau’s page-fillers ;
           – original language : Septuagint Greek ,
                                              where there *may* have existed an Aramaic version , as well ;
                                              that scholars debate this has the reason mentioned above how 
                                              the style of writing resembles the OT : but very easy to do for Esau
                                              when corrupting all of NT that same moment in Alexandria ;
           – educated guess : he cut off the end of Ezra ,
                                               making her final chapter as the (corrupted-) base of  this ‘Esdras 1’ :
                                              first because “a proper end of Ezra is lacking still” (as one of the
                                               reasons we have problems with tracing the original theme there) ,
                                               especially since “the gathering of the sons + reading the scroll + 
                                               the sacrifice + the feast” theme returns at the start here 
                                               [and much later he did the same : ghostwriting his ‘book of Acts’ 
                                                upon a chapter removed from the gospel of John] 
 
short descriptions of the chapters :
(2)
… a “correspondence between angry Samaritans and the king” about the former objecting
to the rebuilding of the temple by the Judahites” – and though that main idea can be true
since Nehemia had to build ánd ward-off intruders , this doesn’t sound right ,
since we know that Esau “had people writing letters” to ‘support’ his own ghostwriting ;
>> not here , and if it was a theme it belonged to the book Nehemiah
(3)
… as “the letters by the three bodyguards”  –
absolute drivel , the idea taken from the Daniel chapters (expanded into Esau’s “Esther”)
where the winning candidate receives a prize as golden chains around his neck  –
sloppy and concocted themes ;
>> invented
(4)
… continuation and closing of (3) ;
>> invented
(5)
… endless list of names of “returning exiles” – most of it probably made-up ;
from line 46 starts what lóoks like “some meeting at the Temple” as perhaps part of the real
closing chapters of Ezra : but it’s too corrupted to derive anything valuable from it , for us ;
>> section perhaps as part of Ezra
(6)
… is curious   —
though said to be another correspondence , now between ‘the governor of Syria and Darius’
the terms “(a found-) scroll” and “sacrifice with fire” (22 and 23) show here , where the
original content *may* have been ‘that the Samaritans requested ‘a’ scroll from Babylon’
as “one in their own language” (-see chapters) and perhaps even ‘funds to build théir temple’ 
since it matches the ‘enmity with the Judahites’ theme ;
yet this is based upon the “let a search be made in the royal archives of our Lord” (20)
combined with the mentioned “found a scroll” ;
>> probably Ezra & his people read the scroll for the first time ! since the real one ,
that is “the copy that Jeremiah made” (-see page) was in the king’s court !
yet they did not “write a letter to ask for it now” but it tells “that they had not read it till now”
and the theme – which was their próblem right now – was about “the (strange-) fire” !
(7)
… unsure – and very short (1-9) :
perhaps “the Samaritans dedicating théir temple” ? , as closing of previous chapter 6 ? ;
closing (10-15) : about the future (and us) ? , since ‘Unleavened’ is mentioned :
>> short : likely the intro to the (corrupted-) ‘strange fire’ in next 9  
(8)
… messy chapter , several unrelated themes ;
it looks like all of Esau’s “try-out corruptions of the separate themes he dumped together here” ;
from 88 starts his “sons have married strange women” hoax ;
>> invented until the intro of the ‘strange woman [=fire] ‘ 
(9)
… bizarre : several phrases appear to be copied from the last Ezra chapter we have ,
in which “the sons had to assemble in three days” (like here in 4, 5) and “Ezra giving a speech” ,
“the 20th of the ninth month” (in 5 , also in Ezra) , and “the people being sad because of the
(alleged-) marrying of strange women” – also shortly appearing in Ezra ; etc   —
Esau sáw something : how much is the chance that here is the original closing of Ezra ?
where this weird line may well have been about the future : “And the cases of the men who had 
foreign wives were brought to an end by the new moon of the first month”   (in 17)   —
how about “the case of the strange + fire will have ENDED
                          at twenty + first of the first month” .. ?                 [=Unleavened]  
                          [followed by ‘again another long list of names’ = coverup (?) ] 
yes , ofcourse it’s all conjecture – yet a SOLID one ,
since the (moved-) section in chapter 7 shówed “Unleavened” already ,
while here it has “the appointed time ” (12) + continued “(and then?-) the wrath of the Lord” ;
line 16 has “they (likely you & we) will start to investigate the matter [=’the scroll ofcourse’] ” ,
fóllowed by the above mentioned “strange fire will end” !
so that we definitely have a case here   —
apart from the fact that ‘Esras 1’ has also ended here !
 
        restoring the buildup of Ezra :
        … now we have the closing of the book we can reconstruct the end of her  —
        #  Ezra and the people returned and start building (-see chapter) ,
        #  first they make sin-offerings etc , after they also built an altar for IEUE (-see page) ,
             but indeed the problem may have been “that He did not ignite the fire upon it” ,
              hence the people are sad asking themselves what is the problem ,
        #  then they read the scroll – which they hádn’t for 70 years since it was with the king – 
             and read about the (still uncorrupted !-) “strange fire problem” ,
        #  and the resolving of this problem in the future is understood from the scroll

 
                                                                                               Esdras 2
                                                     (completely invented so don’t bother)
 
           – a very different type language as OT
           – theme : no main theme (sic !) but a compilation of unfollowable concepts
           – buildup : chaotic
           – red flags : #1  several phrasings right out of Revelations ;
                                     #2  weird ‘parables’ , magickal themes , etcetera
           – original language : Latin , w/ Greek fragments
           – educated guess : produced by the Pharisees
                                           right after they had corrupted all of NT including Revelation ;
                                           they had become more brutal and dishonest in their job by now
                                           and much of this reads like a pro-quran exercise by them
 
short descriptions of the chapters :
(1)
… strangely , 1 & 2 contain a mimicked OT language differing from the rest of the chapter ,
even though from these two chapters only a Latin version exists — the mimicking probably 
done by Esau to suggést an original author related to the OT : and compare lines as 
“[to the people-]  I will give as leaders Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and Hosea and Amos 
and Micah and Joel and Obadiah and Jonah and Nahum and Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, 
Zechariah, and Malachi” which ofcourse God never said because it’s Esau’s grocery-list again ;
>> invented
(2)
… here he stárts with “placing all the other-Reality concepts as being upon this earth” 
like ‘the kingdom of Jerusalem’ (in 10) which is ‘eden’ but which he himself has termed 
the ‘kingdom of Heaven’ in his corrupted Gospels , where many lines are NT-related , 
as in 16 “I will raise up the dead from their tombs” , “give you the first place in my resurrection”
(which he later used in his ‘quran’) , “embrace your children until I come” , “the list of your people
that are clothed in white upon tsiun” , etcetera — hence we neither can use that line in intro ;
>> invented
(3)
… an alleged ‘prayer of Ezra’  —
starting some historical narrative – with ‘Adam’ , making sure to mention “that he died” ,
and we saw he did the same trick as ‘Genesis 5’ as he later would in his ‘quran’ ;
in the second half he ‘compares Babylon with tsiun’ giving both only earthly aspects ;
>> invented
(4)
… now an alleged “three riddles given by an angel” ,
reading “Go, weigh for me the weight of fire, or measure for me a blast of wind” ,
as embarrassing to have to copy here , where ‘gaining knowledge’ is the goal ;
followed by “a parable of the forest and sea” : we deleted ‘the parables of Christ’ 
saying ‘that He would not play with lives’ but Esau perfected his riddles theme here ,
later telling in his ‘quran’ how “Allah devised parables so that the just would live by
understanding them – but the unjust perish” – as the very reason why we deleted them !
[apart from the fact that they were intrinsically wrong , made to hide the Scroll theme]  ; 
>> invented
(5)
… now “the signs of the end” is the subject – anything to hide ‘the restored scroll’ theme ;  
it really has no Sense to separately address all the individual nonsense ;
>> invented
(6)
… more “signs of the end” drivel , 
using phrases as “when the trumpet will blow” while now Esau let his fantasy réally run free ;
>> invented
(7)
… and even more “signs of the end” stuff ,
containing a large section right out of Revelation but ofcourse not 1 concept is right ;
Esau must have started this one after lunch with renewed energy — the drivel reads like that ;
>> invented
(8)
… right ;
>> invented
(9)
… surprise : more “signs of the end” ,
here as a poor copy of the (corrupt version of-) the Revelation woman – the daughter of tsiun ;
>> invented
(10)
… continued ‘woman story’ ,
turns out that the daughter of tsiun is “the literal Jerusalem” (well who would have thought ?) ;
>> invented
(11)
… the vision of ‘the eagle’ followed by ‘the lion’ ,
as a poor copy-attempt of Daniel’s visions and those in Revelation — since no sorcery aspect 
is connected to this book (-like in his ‘quran’) all his concepts are just “to confuse” ;
>> invented
(12)
… alleged ‘explanation of that vision’, 
>> invented
(13)
… new vision : ‘the man coming out from the sea’ ,
to confuse the correct interpretation of ‘the Beast’ – Mystery-Babylon – herself ,
ideas + phrases clearly stolen out from Revelation ;
>> invented
(14)
… interesting , titled “Ezra’s concern to restore the scriptures” ,
not because anything here is true ofcourse but it shows Esau’s mindset ;
>> invented
(15)
… the ‘dragons of Arabia’ chapter as “judgment upon the world” ,
one wonders whether Esau decided at this point that his ‘quran’ would be “in Arabic” ;
>> invented
(16)
… continued from 15 ,
interesting here is the alleged call of God “prepare my people , for the endtime battle”
which is exáct the intent of Esau described in his ‘Gog & Magog’ ‘quran’ sura (-see page) ;
>> invented .
 
conclusion about this ‘Esdras 2’ :
we exposed “his progressive worsening type corruption from OT > NT > here > quran” .