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The 41-year-old even claimed there is an anagram of "David Shayler, Righteous King" on the rod of Aaron, a staff carried by Moses' brother in the Old Testament.
He said: "I looked at that, except the word in Hebrew for King was "chav".
"So at the moment I suddenly realised it goes David S, H, A... I'm going through my name. "And I'm thinking someone's trying to tell me, because this is the ineffable name of God, someone's trying to tell you you're God. "And at the moment you suddenly realise that someone's trying to tell you you're God: David Shayler, righteous chav."
a shepherd living in a shiel
Matt: 24:24 24 For there shall arise false Christs, and false prophets, and shall shew great signs and wonders; insomuch that, if it were possible, they shall deceive the very elect.
Matt 24:25 25 Behold, I have told you before. KJV
Originally posted by justyc
meet god - aka david shayler, (who some may remember as the mi5 whistleblower).
he has recently concluded that he is the messiah after a psychic channelling mary magdelaine convinced him he was the anointed one.
"Last summer, I went away for a weekend. When I returned, David had shaved off all his hair and his eyebrows as part of his spiritual evolution.
He knew that I had always loved his long, thick hair, so it felt like a personal slap in the face.
He was in trouble. He was quick to anger if anyone questioned him. He became obsessive about little details, espoused wacky theories and shunned his family and old friends. His paranoia also escalated. "
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