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God Almighty of the Original Torah in the first Temple in Jerusalem is the only True God.

This is why most born-again have Jesus Christ in one hand and black magic on the other hand.

God Almighty of the Original Torah in the first Temple in Jerusalem is the only True God.

And that every time you call the name Jesus, you are in fact actuality saying "Hail Zeus," a term created by the Roman Empire in an attempt to ease the transition from Roman paganism to the new Christianity, which was not the one Yeshua started?

MindHacker9009:
And that every time you call the name Jesus, you are in actuality saying "Hail Zeus," a term created by the Roman Empire in an attempt to ease the transition from Roman paganism to the new Christianity, which was not the one Yeshua started?

The Gospel of the Holy Twelve is a well known fabrication!

Stop spreading lies

Gabrielshow24:
The Gospel of the Holy Twelve is a well known fabrication!

Stop spreading lies

Were you there with Jesus to know which Gospel today was fabricated?

MindHacker9009:
Were you there with Jesus to know which Gospel today was fabricated?

I thought you said Jesus Christ never existed.

MindHacker9009:
Were you there with Jesus to know which Gospel today was fabricated?

🤣🤣🤣🤣Dummy.
If I write a book today about Jesus going to Nepal to learn👀
Don't you think historical and anachronistical errors will be glaring in my write up!

That's how the Gospel of the twelve is!
It's a modern fraud of divine revelation cooked up!

You of all people should know better at least your name suggests otherwise 🤧

Gabrielshow24:
🤣🤣🤣🤣Dummy Gabrielshow24.
If I write a book today about Jesus going to Nepal to learn👀
Don't you think historical and anachronistical errors will be glaring in my write up!

That's how the Gospel of the twelve is!
It's a modern fraud of divine revelation cooked up!

You of all people should know better at least your name suggests otherwise 🤧

That was the same thing that happened with the first writer who wrote about about Jesus Christ, the writer was in Rome when he wrote about Jesus and the writer was not even born when Jesus was around. The writer even stated that he tried all the religion in Israel when he was sixteen this was just 23 years after Jesus' ascension, but there was not Christianity.
"When I was about sixteen years old, I had a mind to make trial of the several sects that were among us. These sects are three: the first is that of the Pharisees, the second that of the Sadducees, and the third that of the Essenes, as we have frequently told you. I thought that by this means I might choose the best, if I were once acquainted with them all. So I contented myself with hard fare and underwent great difficulties, and went through them all."
(Life of Flavius Josephus, 2)

OkCornel:
I thought you said Jesus Christ never existed.

The name Jesus Christ, is actuality "Hail Zeus," a term created by the Roman Empire in an attempt to ease the transition from Roman paganism to the new Christianity, which was not the one Yeshua started? The Roman empire created Christianity in a way to win the Jews to the new religion which was not the one Yeshua started.

MindHacker9009:
The name Jesus Christ, is actuality "Hail Zeus," a term created by the Roman Empire in an attempt to ease the transition from Roman paganism to the new Christianity, which was not the one Yeshua started? The Roman empire created Christianity in a way to win the Jews to the new religion which was not the one Yeshua started.

So “Hail Zeus” went to Egypt to learn black magic?

OkCornel:
So “Hail Zeus” went to Egypt to learn black magic?

It was Yeshua that went to Egypt to learn black magic.
The Roman empire combined Hail Zeus and Yashua to invent Jesus Christ, to make it appeal to the Jews, followers of Yeshua and followers of Zeus thereby unifying all major religions in the Roman empire.

I feel compelled to respond to this rather creative interpretation of Jesus's life and ministry. Although I appreciate the effort to explore alternative historical narratives, there are several concerning issues with both the historical claims and psychological implications here.

Historically many of the claims made are problematic. The etymology of "Jesus" presented is incorrect - it comes from the Greek "Iesous," a translation of the Aramaic "Yeshua," not from "Zeus." The claim about Constantine inventing "Ezeus" is historically unfounded. The Nag Hammadi texts, while fascinating historical documents, date from several centuries after Jesus's life and reflect Gnostic beliefs that developed later.

Psychologically, I find it interesting how this narrative combines elements of various modern belief systems - ancient astronaut theory, New Age spirituality, and esoteric mysticism - to create an alternative framework that might feel more accessible to contemporary audiences struggling with traditional religious narratives. This syncretic approach often appeals to those seeking to reconcile ancient spiritual traditions with modern scientific worldviews.

But the video makes numerous unsubstantiated claims about "secret knowledge" and conspiracy theories regarding the Vatican, which is a common pattern in alternative historical narratives. I must point out that we have extensive documentary evidence about early Christian communities that contradicts many of these claims.

The psychological appeal of such alternative narratives is understandable - they offer a way to maintain spiritual beliefs while rejecting institutional authority. But they often require dismissing substantial historical evidence in favor of more speculative interpretations.

I would encourage those interested in Jesus's historical context to explore legitimate academic sources and early Christian documents, while maintaining a healthy skepticism toward claims of hidden knowledge that conveniently align with modern sensibilities.

Jesus Christ started after the year Seventy.
The first Jewish writer who wrote about about Jesus Christ did around the year Ninety Five and was in Rome when he wrote about Jesus and the writer was not even born when Jesus was around. The writer even stated that he tried all the religion in Israel when he was sixteen this was just 23 years after Jesus' ascension, but there was not Christianity.
"When I was about sixteen years old, I had a mind to make trial of the several sects that were among us. These sects are three: the first is that of the Pharisees, the second that of the Sadducees, and the third that of the Essenes, as we have frequently told you. I thought that by this means I might choose the best, if I were once acquainted with them all. So I contented myself with hard fare and underwent great difficulties, and went through them all."
(Life of Flavius Josephus, 2)