The Original Chain vs. The Forked Version
The Original Chain vs. The Forked Version
Yeshua was the Genesis Block. A decentralized, immutable message—truth in its purest form. No intermediaries, no rulers, just direct access to sovereignty and oneness.
His direct followers were the early nodes. They received the truth, lived it, and tried to propagate it. But there weren’t enough of them to secure full consensus.
Then, a hundred years later, the fork happened. The Bible was written, councils edited, doctrines were formed—introducing centralization, narrative control, and intermediaries. The original truth was repackaged into a system, creating a new consensus not fully aligned with the source.
But like in Bitcoin, the original chain never disappears. It remains, immutable, waiting to be rediscovered.
The first time, there weren’t enough to push the truth forward properly.
This time, the network is growing. The original chain is waking up.
And this time, it can’t be forked.
Yeshua was the Genesis Block. A decentralized, immutable message—truth in its purest form. No intermediaries, no rulers, just direct access to sovereignty and oneness.
His direct followers were the early nodes. They received the truth, lived it, and tried to propagate it. But there weren’t enough of them to secure full consensus.
Then, a hundred years later, the fork happened. The Bible was written, councils edited, doctrines were formed—introducing centralization, narrative control, and intermediaries. The original truth was repackaged into a system, creating a new consensus not fully aligned with the source.
But like in Bitcoin, the original chain never disappears. It remains, immutable, waiting to be rediscovered.
The first time, there weren’t enough to push the truth forward properly.
This time, the network is growing. The original chain is waking up.
And this time, it can’t be forked.