Vatican authorities have called on the Turkish
government to allow its experts to examine the content
of the book, which was discovered and kept secret in
Turkey in 2000.
Reports say the Turkish government has transferred the
book to the Ethnography Museum of Ankara with a
police escort.
Ankara said that the Bible had been snatched from a
mob of smugglers in a Mediterranean region operation.
The book contains the Gospel of Barnabas, a disciple of
Christ, and says that Jesus had not been crucified but
ascended to heaven alive. St. Barnabas was an early
Christian and is traditionally identified as the founder
of the Cypriot Church.
It also says Jesus was not the son of God but a prophet
who spoke the word of God, calling Apostle Paul “The
Impostor.”
The text maintains a vision similar to Islam,
contradicting the New Testament’s teachings of
Christianity. The ancient book also foresees the coming
of Islam’s Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).
It is hand written in Syriac, a dialect of Aramaic, which
is said to be the native language of Jesus Christ. Some
experts and religious figures believe that the book is
original, according to reports.

Source: edition.presstv.ir/mobile/detail.aspx?id=371698

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na them sabi. I HAVE DECIDED TO FOLLOW JESUS
NO TURNING BACK, NO TURNING BACK