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Chapter 5-The Essenes and Nazarenes  
     
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 The Essenes had always known that the Babylonian Talmud was a fictitious document designed to end satanic human sacrifice and evil behaviour. The Essenes after all had been around a lot longer than either the pretend Sadducees from Syria and especially the Pharisees.
  
2.
 The Essenes also had more than enough proof to show anyone why the Babylonian Talmud, the feast of the Passover and virtually everything about the Jewish religion as we understand it today was a giant fraud.
  
3.
 But while the Essenes detested the sacrifice and brutality towards animals under the “laws of Moses”, they hated the idea of satanic worshippers sacrificing their first born children to demons so they could make more money, or curse their enemies.
  
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 After initially rebelling against his fathers plans, Jesus returned and foresaw his destiny as one of bringing the truth to the light. He saw himself as the light bringer, the one that would reveal the truth to the world and end evil forever.
  
5.
 Now it is one thing to know the truth, it is another thing entirely to speak it openly. All the Sadducees and Pharisees knew who Jesus was. So when Jesus returned from Egypt and proclaimed himself to be the one true anointed Son of God, there could be no mistake he was speaking of himself as the blood descendent of Pharoah Akhenaten and the High Kings of Ireland, the family of the cuileann, the most ancient of all bloodlines of history.
  
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 Moreover, his statements clearly indicated he was not just saying it, but he had undergone the ritual of anointment through the Priests of Amen at the Temple of Thebes, for by all accounts he had shaved his beard and was smooth skinned like the Egyptians.
  
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 But Jesus had gone even further. In his teachings he revealed the complete cosmology beyond the understanding that Jews had been worshipping demons and Satanists for millennia, but the reasons why human beings were created and by whom.
  
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 Furthermore, he revealed the secrets of inner knowledge and the nature a universal god in his Gnostic teachings.
  
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 Now a Jewish-Irish crown prince both assuming the title of Pharaoh, Son of God and behaving like Pharaoh and revealing such all-powerful Gnostic wisdom to the masses was the most dangerous threat the Sadducees and Pharisees had ever faced to their various practices, as Jesus had hoped.
  
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 However, he had underestimated that in times of crisis, even enemies join forces and in this case the Pharisees and Sadducees combined forces so that at every gathering of Jesus they heckled and jeered, at every attempt for him to get his message across they paid for protestors and threatened people with harm if they attended his rallies.
  
11.
 In the end, it is clear Jesus was losing the battle to punch through.
  
12.
 To be fair and not to credit the high priests and Pharisees with too much, the Gnostic wisdom that Jesus revealed with his disciples was too much for all but a very few. Most Jews in the time of Jesus were happy to follow the ridiculous list of rules first formed by Jeremiah and later expanded by Nehemiah four hundred years earlier.
  
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 To the average family, there was a certainty, a comfort in having such clear regimes in place. Now, Jesus was going around tearing up this certainty and understanding saying that all Jews had been subjected to a massive fraud, that the people they see as their high priests were in fact evil Satanists that sacrifice small children and partake in cannibalism in honor of the Mother Goddess Astarte also known as Ishtar and Cybele.
  
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 Even today, after two thousand years and modern education systems, most people find the Gnostic gospels impossibly difficult to fathom. Indeed, to claim that the founders of Christianity were Satanists, like the Sadducees of the ancient Israelite religion is too much for all but a very few.
  
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 So people, like the sheep they are described as being in the Bible simply shut their ears and turned away. You can detect in many scriptures that have been allowed to transmit some elements of truth that this was terribly frustrating.
  
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 Symbology has always been more powerful than reason. It has always been easier to bow before an icon such as a cross than to meditate on one's purpose and values in life and maintain a degree of self discipline.
 
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 But Jesus had one more massive symbolic gesture up his sleeve- he would architect his own death upon his birthday, the same day as the feast of the Passover and in doing so become the symbolic end of the practice of Jewish sacrifice.
  
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 All was set. He organized for his disciples to focus themselves on preparing scriptures around his teachings and around his symbolic end time.
  

 
 
 

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