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04.06.02, 17:15
What was the church trying to hide? IN 1415,THE CHURCH OF ROME TOOK AN
EXTRAORDINARY STEP TO destroy all knowledge of two Second Century Jewish books
that it said contained ‘the true name of Jesus Christ.’ The Antipope Benedict
XIII firstly singled out for condemnation a secret Latin treatise called ‘Mar
Yesu ’ and then issued instructions to destroy all copies of the Book of
Elxai.No editions of these writings now publicly exist,but church archives
recorded that they were once in popular circulation and known to the early
presbyters.Knowledge of these writings survived from quotations made by Bishop
Hippolytus of Rome (176 –236)and St Epiphanius of Salamis (315 – 403)along with
references in some early editions of the Talmud of Palestine and Babylonia.The
Rabbinic fraternity once held the destroyed manuscripts with great reverence
for they were comprehensive original records reporting the ‘Life of Rabbi
Jesus ’.
Later,in a similar manner,Pope Alexander VI (1492 –1503)ordered all copies of
the Talmud destroyed.The Council of the Inquisition required as many Jewish
writings as possible to burn with the Spanish Grand Inquisitor, Tomas de
Torquemada (1420 –98),responsible for the elimination of 6000 volumes at
Salamanca.In 1550,Cardinal Caraffa,the Inquisitor-General procured a Bull from
the Pope repealing all previous permission for priests to read the Talmud which
he said contained ‘hostile stories about Jesus Christ ’. Bursting forth with
fury at the head of his minions,he seized every copy he could find in Rome and
burnt them.Solomon Romano (1554)also burnt many thousands of Hebrew scrolls and
in 1559 every Hebrew book in the city of Prague was confiscated.The mass
destruction of Jewish books included hundreds of copies of the Old Testament
and caused the irretrievable loss of many original hand-written documents.The
oldest text of the Old Testament that survived,before the discovery of the Dead
Sea Scrolls was said to be the Bodleian Codex (Oxford),which was dated to circa
1100AD.In an attempt by the church to remove damaging Rabbinic information
about Jesus Christ from the face of the earth,the Inquisition burnt 12,000
volumes of the Talmud However,many copies survived and today provide opposing
traditions about the person called Jesus Christ.
In the mass destruction of Jewish writings,the church overlooked two particular
British documents that also recorded ‘the true name of Jesus Christ ’. They
survive to this day in the British Museum and are called the Chronicles and the
Myvyean Manuscript treasured ancient documents with a very early
origin.Supporting evidence was also found on early First Century gold, silver
and bronze coins discovered at the site of an ancient mint at Camulodunum
(Colchester)in Britain.‘Thus the testimony of the Briton coins establishes
clearly and positively the historicity of the traditional ancient ‘Chronicles ’
as authentic historical records.’1
The evidence is compelling,and additional supporting clues are found on a
mysterious headstone in Germany,in Vatican art treasures,and in a series of
coded sentences in the Shakespearean Plays.Further concealed information was
left in the form of specially created statues commissioned by a Catholic priest
and positioned in a small hilltop church in Southern France.Coded ciphers were
also secreted into the first English-language printings of the Bible and a
combination of all clues provides interlocking information and presents a new
insight into the origin of Christianity.
Secret ciphers in the New Testament It was the ‘wisest fool in Christendom ’,2
who ‘authorised ’ the translation and publication of the first Protestant
version of the Bible into English.He came to the English throne in 1603 and
quickly became unpopular because of ‘his disgusting personal habits and his
unsavoury character ’.3 He pretended to be a scholar in theology and
philosophy,but his learning was shallow and superficial.He wallowed in
filth,moral and physical,but was endowed with a share of cunning that his
associates called,‘a kind of crooked wisdom ’.4
"How well we know what a profitable superstition this fable has been for us" -
Pope Leo X, 1513-1521
"It is an act of virtue to deceive and lie when by such means the interest of
the church might be promoted" - Bishop Eusebius 260-339
