"From the deepest desires often come the deadliest hate"

Socrates said, "From the deepest desires often come the deadliest hate", and it is from these words of wisdom we identify the effects of logical fallacies, irrational arguments and assertive beliefs. So rather than us placing the cart before the horse, we should understand the differences between percepts and concepts, the importance of objectivity, how not to argue from ignorance, and when you speak the truth, you don't need to remember. Unlike our northern neighbours who continue to fail in these respects, who have become famous in their personal incredulity and non sequitur fallacies, who in a twisted version, are victims of their own eternal reoccurrence, who cannot even convince themselves why they cannot even move beyond our shields of epistemology, and unlike their silence in explaining the 16 rays representing the Sun of Vergina, our refutations continue to infuse their hate into a realistic nightmare. Here is another example in how we as nationalists continue to educate our people in defending themselves to not only a manufactured nation who are a hoax, but to any and every jealous threat and their baseless claims to our ancient history, namely in this article, the subject of the location of Macedon in the Christian bible.

Now we already covered in a previous article, the Jewish biblical passages regarding the vision of Daniel who prophecies the end of a warrior king from the kingdom of Hellas, (refer to The Book of Daniel Chapter 8 verses 1-27 and Chapter 11 verses 1-4), we will now look into the Christian biblical passages from the Book of Acts proving the physical location of Macedon that was understood during the Roman Era.

Let’s examine today's so called map of the “four Macedonias”, Macedonia in Hellas, Macedonia in the Former Republic of Yugoslavia, Macedonia in Albania and Macedonia in Bulgaria, keep this in mind when reading the following.

The Book of Acts, otherwise known as the Acts of The Apostles, Chapter 16, verses 9 - 12, " That night Paul (his real name was Saul, the founder of Christianity) had a vision in which he saw a Macedonian standing and begging him, "Come over to Macedonia and help us!". As soon as Paul had this vision, we got ready to leave for Macedonia, because we decided that God had called us to preach the Good News to the people there". We left by ship from Troas and sailed straight across to Samothrace, and the next day to Neapolis. From there we went inland to Philippi, a city of the first district of Macedonia, it is also a Roman colony".

It seems from these verses, The Apostle Paul had no issue in finding where Macedonia was, after all "God is not the author of confusion" ( 1 Corinthians Chapter 14, verse 33), unlike the confusion invented by our carbon copies of where Macedonia is today, Paul did not face this type of anomaly.  We notice from these verses the cities he passed through were all ancient Hellenic cities,  Samothrace, Neapolis and Philippi are still today in Macedonia Hellas, simply because pieces of land do not pick themselves up and move location.

And speaking of location, we continue with Chapter 17 verse 1, “Paul and Silas traveled on through Amphipolis and Apollonia and came to Thessalonica, where there was a Jewish synagogue”. And in verse 10 “As soon as night came, the believers sent Paul and Silas to Berea”.

Here we have another list of ancient Hellenic cities recorded in Paul’s journeys, so once again we ask the question, where are these ancient Hellenic cities today? Amphipolis, Apollonia, Thessalonica and Berea (now as Veria) are still in Macedonia Hellas. And what do we see from today’s conjecture of the four “maps” of Macedonia?, it simply never existed during Paul’s second and third journeys, and there is no mention not even a hint of a Slavic group residing or being visited by Paul and his counterparts in the region, why? Because they simply did not exist including their fake language, ever wondered why the Christian bible was written in Koine Greek and not in the Cyrillic script? Ever wondered why the two brothers Cyril & Methodius were canonised as the “Apostles to the Slavs” in the 8^th Century AD?  No Christian worthy of the name would contest to objective truth, so let’s ask ourselves, if these ancient Hellenic cities were in Ancient Macedon, and if these ancient Hellenic cities are still in Hellas, then where is Macedonia still in today? A simple and easy conclusion really.

Article by Vassili, XA Sydney