Planetary Model Of The Universe

A revolutionary theory devised by José Velásquez, outlined in a volume entitled ‘On Revelation & Eternity’. The planetary model of the universe argues that Earth is only one of six ‘planets’ that revolve around a ‘sun’, which is the object in the sky that provides light for our planet.

The book caused a tremendous stir in Europe when it was published during the early 1970s. It challenged the notion that the Earth is flat and rests on the branches of a giant tree.
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According to N’Veeran scrolls, planet Earth flits between this universe and the N’Veeran universe. The N’Veeran “anti-universe” also has six planets that revolve around a sun.

The order of planets, from the sun outwards, is as follows:
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• Mercury - a silver, pockmarked planet (the smallest of them all).
• Venus - a cool lilac temperate planet covered by gardens and oceans.
• Earth - a planet which is our own.
• Mars - a bright red planet – the redness caused by its crystalline surface.
• Jupiter - a fiery, volcanic planet with a stormy layer of clouds.
• Saturn - a magnificent golden ringed planet, completely covered by ice.