Talk:Guillaume Postel

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I am a direct decendent of Guillaume Postel he would be a sixth generation gradfather to my family. I have the family bible of his bloodline wich actually called the "Torah de Bible". It is very different from a normal modern bible as it has no "Reveations", but instead has the "Zohar", extra proverbs, book of "Mary" (Magdaline) and the book of "Sarah" which is seperate and is in French rather than Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic as is the rest of the book. Our entire bloodline is handwritten in the book and shows our emigration to Canada and to USA. My family follws a traditional jewish and christian heritage that we have not understood until the recent discovery of the internet. The book which has many different refences to dates shows the earliest to be 1532 that I have found so far. The entire book is wriiten by hand by three different distinctive handwritings in four and possibly five languages; Greek, Arimaic, Hebrew, and an unknown.