1. There is a protective "presence" when you read the Bible.
2. Does Jesus exist?  Here is what I have so far:  Invocation of Jesus is the only thing I have read of that repels grey aliens.
3. The Old Testament:  In the Laws of Moses it says to give your first son to God.  This means sacrificing your first son.  In later versions it disses the sacrificing of sons.  It looks like Josiah ordered a whitewash of the alleged Laws of Moses, and some have claimed that it was a political action to centralize the religion in Jerusalem, which was erst scattered about Palestine.  Josiah is looking pretty good to me so far, anyhow.  Still have to learn more about it.
4. The New Testament:  Much of the story of Jesus is a rehash of the story of Horus, with dozens of identical details in the 2 stories.  Obviously this was done by the Panoplia Protectiva of the forerunners of the Illuminati society.  Another aspect of the New Testament is that 11 of its main narrative incidents are taken from the history of Tiberias and directly from Josephus's account, with the names changed.

So how does all the above affect our orientation toward obedience to God?  My tentative answer, for now, is that the sincere people who have taken the Bible as if it had been God's word, projected their own instinctive awareness of God's will into their lifestyles and philosophies.  If we study these, we will get a fair idea of what God will reward our nation for doing, and what he will punish us for doing.

Please if this is not clear to you, tell me so at trukeesey@verizon.net so I can revise this article and make it to be clearer, thank you.