Landed in The Bahamas – Bahamas Tribune

EDITOR, The Tribune.

Please, a little space, in your powerful media, in a concise way.

The Bahamas, has a day in honour of Christopher Columbus October 12th, who landed in The Bahamas during that time.

Christopher Columbus, was born in Italy, the former Roman Empire, ruled by the Caesars, whom they accepted as their gods. Jesus was put on the cross, also St Peter. St Paul was beheaded and a christian. Christians were persecuted for 300 years, by the Roman Empire.

The son of a christian mother and a non-christian father, saw a cross in the sky, and led by him, the christians defeated the powerful Roman Empire, and Rome became a christian nation, over 1700 years ago. This is the christian nation that Columbus came from.

His support came from the Spanish Queen. He sailed and landed in The Bahamas, hence, the first christian prayer was said.

Columbus' trip was not in vain, it became a New World, with millions and millions of christians saying prayers and replacing the false gods.

Two important statues, were given to the New World the Statue of Liberty in the United States of America, given by the people of France and a Columbus statue, given by the black people of Portugal. In the world present or past, there always will be good and bad. Jesus the Son of God will separate.

During World War II, from the New World they went to Europe to help. Many, many ships were lost. With Columbus it was only one, a president, from his wheel chair, waiting for the outcome and for freedom of the world, soldiers, had to die.

The inventions from the New World, Columbus, did not enjoy. A man landed on the moon, telephones, cars, trains, medical technology, cruising from Miami to Nassau, or a jet plane, taking him to the Spanish Queen.

From outer space, it is said that The Bahamas is a beautiful place, and in 1492 Christopher Columbus landed in This Place.

Thanking you, Editor, for your valuable space.

PATRICK BETHELL,

Nassau,

October 28, 2021.

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