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Chapter 20 - 22 CE  
     
381.
    
1.
 In the year 22
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (22 AD)
3.
 After forty days in the desert
4.
 With John the Baptist
5.
 Where he tempted and tested
6.
 The young prince
7.
 Jesus did use his changed appearance
8.
 To escape from his guard
9.
 And travel North along the ancient highway
10.
 Along the Jordan Valley
11.
 To the great city of Damascus
12.
 There, using his skill of languages
13.
 He did join a caravan
14.
 As an interpreter
15.
 Thus began a great journey East
16.
 Along the Asian silk road
17.
 In search of the truth
18.
 Of the words of the Baptist
19.
 The caravan made its way
20.
 First across the Syrian desert
21.
 Then South East along the Euphrates
22.
 To the famous city of Babylon
23.
 Through the gates of Ishtar
24.
 And a wonder of the ancient world
25.
 There, Jesus did see the ziggurat of Nebuchadnezzar
26.
 And the Hanging Gardens
27.
 The Caravan did then travel along the River Tigris
28.
 To east and the great city of Susa
29.
 In Susa, a capital of Parthia
30.
 And most ancient city
31.
 Jesus did encounter the Magi
32.
 And living history he had only read
33.
 In ancient texts
34.
 Upon speaking with the priests
35.
 And his knowledge
36.
 That even the priests themselves did not know
37.
 They recognized him
38.
 As the famed Holly (Holy) Prince
39.
 Jesus pleaded with them
40.
 Not to reveal his identity
41.
 And he did stay with the priests for a while
42.
 Speaking of all he knew
43.
 And learning the wisdom of the Zoroastrians
 
382.
    
1.
 High King Joseph sought ways to find his son
2.
 To make a handsome reward
3.
 And to speak to the Romans for help
4.
 King Herod Philip and Ananias cautioned him
5.
 For making a reward
6.
 That would encourage thieves
7.
 And men of low character
8.
 And risk a ransom
9.
 Instead, the best and most Trusted men
10.
 Were sent in pairs
11.
 Across the ancient world
12.
 In search of Jesus
13.
 To the north, the south, the east
14.
 And west into Egypt
15.
 Each with officials letters of the High King
16.
 For the Prince to return
 
383.
    
1.
 The Magi priests, so impressed with Jesus
2.
 Did plead with him to travel east
3.
 from Susa into the Great Zagros Mountains
4.
 Up through to Borujerd
5.
 East to Kashan
6.
 Then North to the most sacred city of Kum (Qom)
7.
 There to meet the most senior priests
8.
 Of Zoroaster of the time
9.
 Jesus agreed and did travel in disguise
10.
 As a Zoroastrian priest
11.
 In Kum, Jesus did spend time
12.
 With the greatest of the Magi priests
13.
 In understanding their wisdom and culture
14.
 And the nature of God’s wisdom
15.
 Concluding that the scripture of the Jews was not first
16.
 For Zoroaster did speak as if a great Jewish prophet
17.
 Hundreds of years before jewish scripture
18.
 But without confusion
19.
 Of human sacrifice and idol worship
20.
 At Kum, Jesus also witnessed religions
21.
 from other parts of the world
22.
 The ancient Jains and their enlightened vision
23.
 Of a conscious universe
24.
 The Buddhist monks,
25.
 The Hindu Brahmans
26.
 Jesus did leave the Zoroastrian priests and travelled north
27.
 To The mighty city of Ray (on Caspian Sea)
28.
 in the ancient Kingdom of Hyrcania
29.
 which means land of the wolves
30.
 From Ray Jesus did travel east to Meru (city of Mary)
31.
 The centre of the world for Hindus
 
384.
    
1.
 In the year 23
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (23 AD)
3.
 At Meru, Jesus did spend time with the Brahmins
4.
 In learning their poems
5.
 And discussing the nature of re-birth
6.
 and the migration of the soul
7.
 With the Brahmins, Jesus did then travel
8.
 From Meru East and then South East
9.
 Into Bagrām and the great valley of in Aria
10.
 Then south East through the Hindu Kush mountains
11.
 To the great city of Gazak (Kabul)
12.
 Then south East to Mathura
13.
 the centre of worship of Krishna
14.
 to the great Temple of Keshav Dev
15.
 in the Surasena Kingdom
16.
 There in Mathura, Jesus did spend time
17.
 With the greatest of Hindu Priests
18.
 On the nature of the world
19.
 And god’s wisdom
20.
 The Jains being well regarded
21.
 For their pious ways
22.
 And frugality of possessions
23.
 The non-harm of any living creature
24.
 As holy men who did not partake
25.
 in the eating of meat
26.
 And respect of all living things as equal
27.
 So wise was Jesus that the Hindi Jain were amazed
28.
 Word did spread that Krishna was reborn
29.
 in the form of Jesus
30.
 and thousands flocked to see the living Krishna
31.
 Fearing his identity would soon be revealed
32.
 And be forced to return home
33.
 Jesus left Mathura and travelled south
34.
 Shaving his beard and his hair
35.
 To hide and travel with a group of Buddhist monks
 
385.
    
1.
 In the year 25
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (25 AD)
3.
 Jesus with the Buddhist monks did arrive
4.
 At the city of Mathas Goa
5.
 Near the Western coast of India
6.
 Here he did spend time in understanding
7.
 the nature of Buddhism
8.
 and completed his vows
9.
 to never harm again a living thing
10.
 a vow to never again eat meat
11.
 or drink any part of an animals
12.
 nor to partake in any ceremony
13.
 of such ritual
14.
 to live life truthfully with austerity
15.
 For The story of the life of Prince Siddhartha Gautama
16.
 Called the Buddha
17.
 So close to the life of Prince Jesus
18.
 That it was if both Princes were as brothers
19.
 That in Buddhism he did immerse himself
20.
 Towards enlightenment and becoming an awakened one
21.
 The importance of self knowledge
22.
 The transience of human wants and desire
23.
 At this place, Jesus achieved enlightenment
24.
 To his destiny and path
25.
 A great calm and radiance did then fall upon him
26.
 So wise was Jesus
27.
 So devoted to these new teachings
28.
 That he could speak to any person
29.
 from any part of the world
30.
 in their native tongue
31.
 That many thousands of monks came to Goa
32.
 To witness the incarnation of a bodhisattva
33.
 They believed to be the Maitreya Buddha
34.
 But fearing again his identity as a holly prince
35.
 Would soon be discovered
36.
 Jesus left Goa by boat
37.
 West to the city of Adan in Arabia
 
386.
    
1.
 In the year 26
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (26 AD)
3.
 Jesus did spend some time with the Arabian holy men
4.
 In the city of Adan
5.
 And their beliefs concerning the god of the desert
6.
 the judge of life and death known as El-Alla
7.
 And his consort the goddess kybela (Cybele)
8.
 Who destroyed their lands on account
9.
 Of their wickedness
10.
 Jesus did speak of his knowledge upon his journey
11.
 And the existence of a universe god
12.
 of love Not hate
13.
 But also of ancient history of the great lands
14.
 of the Arabs
15.
 So amazed were the Arabian holy men
16.
 That they called Jesus a great prophet
17.
 And pleaded upon him to visit
18.
 their most Sacred shrine the at Mecca
19.
 Jesus then did travel North
20.
 With the Arabian holy men
21.
 To the temple village of Mecca
22.
 Unto the shrine in honor of Kybele
23.
 The goddess of the black rocks
24.
 Who had destroyed
25.
 the ancient lands of the Arabs
26.
 and who still demanded constant devotion
27.
 under threat of more destruction
28.
 There Jesus did honor his hosts
29.
 By praying before the shrine in Mecca
30.
 And kissing the black (meteorite) rock
31.
 the foundation stone of the shrine
32.
 But did not permit himself to eat meat
33.
 Upon leaving Mecca
34.
 The Arabian holy men did promise
35.
 To take Jesus across the waters
36.
 Of the Arabian sea
37.
 And the great desert
38.
 To the city of Thebes
39.
 In honor of his ancestors
 
387.
    
 
1.
 In the year 26
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (26 AD)
3.
 A new Prefect (Governor) was appointed to Iudaea (Judea)
4.
 His name was Marcus Pontius Pilatus (Pontius Pilate)
5.
 An Equestrian noble whose family originally
6.
 from the former Celtic region of Samnium
7.
 in the southern central Apennine Mountains
8.
 Hard won his gold ring
9.
 To free his family nobilty restored
10.
 With large estates in the region of Massalia (Marseilles)
11.
 in the South of France
12.
 Wise in the art of diplomacy
13.
 Did act with honor
14.
 To the High King Joseph (CÚ-CÚILEANN)
15.
 Ha Rama Theo (His Divine Highness)
16.
 And soon after upon frequent visits
17.
 Became close friends
 
388.
    
1.
 In the year 27
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (27 AD)
3.
 Jesus did arrive at Thebes
4.
 And the ancient temples
5.
 Of his ancestors
6.
 The Hyksos Kings
7.
 There he did meet priests of Amen-Ra
8.
 Who showed him the ancient temples and tombs
9.
 Jesus then did show the priests
10.
 The names of long lost kings
11.
 And the meaning of hieroglyphs
12.
 Long forgotten over the sands of time
13.
 From his childhood days
14.
 Jesus had remembered
15.
 the ancient Egyptian scrolls of his father
16.
 he did speak with the priests
17.
 of their history
18.
 and the history of Egypt
19.
 The priests were amazed
20.
 And convinced of the truth of Jesus
21.
 Descended from the greatest Pharaohs
22.
 From the Hyksos Kings
23.
 They had also heard of the search
24.
 for the missing Messiah prince
25.
 The High Priest of Amen-Ra
26.
 Did then induct Jesus into the ancient mysteries of Ka
27.
 At the conclusion
28.
 the Priests did then anoint Jesus
29.
 The Ptah (Peter and Father)
30.
 The rock abd father of Egypt
31.
 As true Pharaoh
32.
 The son of God
33.
 As was custom to call Pharaoh
34.
 But lesser priests hearing of handsome rewards
35.
 For finding Jesus did alert the Romans
36.
 Who sent word to Judea
37.
 That Jesus had been found
38.
 A guard was sent with official letters
39.
 From the High King Joseph
40.
 Ha Rama Theo (His Divine Highness)
41.
 Calling upon his son to return
42.
 With the escort,
43.
 Jesus returned to his father’s estate at Bethany
 
389.
    
1.
 In the year 29
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (29 AD)
3.
 Jesus returned to Judea and to Bethany
4.
 So overjoyed was his father
5.
 That he called for a great banquet feast
6.
 At which all the nobility of the region
7.
 Were invited, including the Roman Prefect
8.
 Hosted by King Herod Philip
9.
 Jesus was robed in the finest cloth
10.
 And all attention of the King
11.
 Was upon his eldest son
12.
 James, the third eldest did complain
13.
 To his father in front of the court
14.
 That he had done everything his father had asked
15.
 He had never run away
16.
 And yet Jesus had brought disgrace upon the name
17.
 Of the family and yet the King
18.
 did lavish him with praise
19.
 To which the King did reply
20.
 What you did, you did out of duty
21.
 But what my beloved son did
22.
 he did for a noble cause
23.
 For my son who was dead
24.
 Has now returned
25.
 At the conclusion of the banquet
26.
 King Herod Philip
27.
 Summonsed John the Baptist
28.
 From the prison
29.
 And released him
30.
 Upon the oath that he would
31.
 Never again seek to raise himself up as Messiah
32.
 Nor threaten Jesus, the Lion of Judah
33.
 John agreed and threw away the skins
34.
 And the life of a hermit
35.
 For the clothes of a priest
36.
 Accepted as an esteemed member of the Sanhedrin
37.
 For the rest of his years
38.
 He answered to the name John ben Zecheriah
39.
 Wrongly written as Johanan ben Zakkai
40.
 By those that wish to hide
41.
 But to his followers
42.
 He was always the Baptist and true Messiah
 
390.
    
1.
 The following year (30 AD)
2.
 A great wedding was held
3.
 For Prince Jesus and Princess Mariamne
4.
 The most beautiful young woman
5.
 In all the ancient world
6.
 The daughter of the handsome King Herod Philip
7.
 All the finest of nobles
8.
 And the wisest of priests were invited
9.
 Even High Priest Simon and John the Baptist
10.
 Were invited in reconciliation
11.
 Soon after the wedding feast,
12.
 Caiphas and Ananias invited Jesus
13.
 to accompany them
14.
 As an honor to Jesus
15.
 to pray with them at the Temple
16.
 But when Jesus came to the Temple forecourt
17.
 And saw the countless stalls
18.
 selling living animals
19.
 for burning and slaughter
20.
 Jesus was enraged and set about
21.
 Freeing all the animals and birds
22.
 And destroying the stalls
23.
 Shouting that such sacrifice
24.
 Is an abomination to god
25.
 Who respects all living things
26.
 and wishes no animal harmed
27.
 The Temple guards were ordered to stand aside
28.
 And witness the destruction
29.
 For here was the Messiah prince
30.
 Of most noble blood
31.
 And guests of the High Priests
32.
 They did wait until Jesus finally tired
33.
 And returned him to Bethany
34.
 After his actions at the Temple
35.
 Word spread that Prince Jesus
36.
 Might be suffering a madness
37.
 On account of his long exile
38.
 To which Jesus asked his father’s permission
39.
 To go North to Nazara
40.
 And spend time with his new wife
41.
 Away from Jerusalem
 
391.
    
1.
 In the year 31
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (31AD)
3.
 Jesus and his wife Princess Mariamne
4.
 Settled in Nazara
5.
 His father, true to his word
6.
 Had begun a great school
7.
 Teaching not the children of priests and noble
8.
 But teaching the bright children
9.
 Of Galilee
10.
 For the first time
11.
 The children of farmers, of fishermen and zealots
12.
 Could read, speak and write
13.
 As educated men
14.
 Jesus came to his new role
15.
 As the head teacher of the school of Nazara
16.
 In the same year
17.
 Princess Mariamne
18.
 Also known as Mary Magdalene
19.
 And Jesus
20.
 Gave birth to their first child
21.
 a son named Judah
22.
 Also known as Judas
23.
 The pure noble blooded messiah
24.
 First born in which all the messiah
25.
 Bloodlines did run
26.
 It was at Nazara
27.
 That Jesus began to write his Gospels
28.
 The most important being
29.
 The Gospel of Truth
30.
 and the Gospel of the Origin of the World
 
392.
    
1.
 In the year 32
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (32 AD)
3.
 Word had spread of the great teacher
4.
 Jesus of Nazara
5.
 Who did teach not only
6.
 The sons of nobles and priests
7.
 But the sons of common folk
8.
 His stories concerning his travels
9.
 Were greatly admired
10.
 As were his parables
11.
 For when he spoke, hundreds sought to hear
12.
 In all languages he spoke
13.
 So that his fame continued to spread
14.
 Thus many of the nobles
15.
 And even some priests
16.
 Began to withdraw their children
17.
 From the school of Gamaliel the Elder
18.
 And seek to have Jesus tutor
19.
 Their sons at the school at Nazara
20.
 But a handful of students remained loyal To Gamaliel
21.
 Including Joseph, son of Matthias Ananias
22.
 Also known as Josephus Flavius and St. Luke
23.
 And Saul of Tarsus also known as St. Paul
24.
 Gamaliel pledged to these loyal students
25.
 That he would make them great scholars
26.
 And shield them from the blasphemies of Jesus
27.
 High King Joseph had grown weary
28.
 Of the pettiness of Jerusalem
29.
 And did spend more time
30.
 Tending to his affairs in Britannii and Spain
31.
 And more time with the Romans
32.
 Especially his friend Marcus Pontius Pilatus
33.
 When the Holly King had returned
34.
 Gamaliel and Caiphas went up
35.
 And pleaded their case concerning his son
36.
 Ha Rama Theo (His Divine Highness) asked what
37.
 Jesus had said that was evil
38.
 And neither men could speak
39.
 Joseph replied that without a statement
40.
 Of malice or untruth, he was unable
41.
 To reprimand his son
42.
 Both men left cursing the honey mouths
43.
 Of the druids and the House of Joseph
44.
 Once friends had become the most fearsome of foes
45.
 Yet once foes had also become friends
46.
 For John the Baptist
47.
 Now known as John bar Zechariah
48.
 And wrong as Johanan ben Zakkai
49.
 Did go to Nazara
50.
 To hear and see Jesus for himself
51.
 He did spend time with Jesus
52.
 Learning of his travels
53.
 And his lessons
54.
 Jesus did thank the Baptist for opening his eyes
55.
 And they became good friends
 
393.
    
1.
 In the year 33
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (33 AD)
3.
 Mariamne And Jesus
4.
 Gave birth to their second child
5.
 a daughter named Mary
6.
 In honor of the mother of Mary
7.
 In the same year
8.
 Gamaliel, Simon of Qumran and Caiphas
9.
 All working in unison
10.
 Did convince both Antipas and Herod Philip
11.
 That if the school of Nazara did continue
12.
 There would be great war Across Judea
13.
 the likes of which had never been
14.
 For they claimed Jesus
15.
 was Teaching treason
16.
 That the scriptures of the Jews were mere fables
17.
 That the sacrifice of animals
18.
 In the eyes of God was an abomination
19.
 That the real gods of the Jews
20.
 Were jealous demon gods
21.
 That the priests pretend to be pious
22.
 But in secret still sacrifice people
23.
 Herod Philip and Antipas asked
24.
 Of what had Jesus said that was untrue
25.
 To which Gamaliel was in rage
26.
 Cursed the sons of Herod for such blasphemy
27.
 Simon and Caiphas calmed him
28.
 And Caiphas replied
29.
 That whether it be true or not
30.
 Jesus was preaching anarchy
31.
 That he spoke of things the common folk
32.
 should never know
33.
 The sons of Herod agreed on this
34.
 For the time honored tradition
35.
 Was that only nobles and priests
36.
 revealed knowledge and wisdom to their kin
37.
 that educating the masses was never done
38.
 for educated people can think for themselves
39.
 and rise up and take power
40.
 And so in the same year
41.
 The school of Nazara was officially closed
42.
 With all nobles and priestly families
43.
 Ordered not to send their children
44.
 Nazara became a shell of itself
45.
 Only the sons of the common people
46.
 And the sons of the Zealots remained
47.
 Young men like Simon bar Jonah
48.
 also known as Simon bar Giora
49.
 and St. Peter the Apostle
50.
 and John bar Levi also known as John of Giscala
51.
 and St. John the Apostle
52.
 the author of the Book of Revelation
53.
 and Simon ben Eleazar
54.
 the son of a former High Priest who opposed
55.
 the House of Ananias
56.
 These few dozen young men
57.
 Remained loyal to Jesus
58.
 And they called themselves his disciples.
 
394.
    
1.
 In the year 34
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (34 AD)
3.
 Mariamne And Jesus
4.
 Gave birth to their third child
5.
 a son named James
6.
 In honor of the brother of Jesus
7.
 Who along with Judas
8.
 Had come to Nazara
9.
 To learn from their older brother
10.
 Yet even with the reconciliation of his kin
11.
 Jesus did fall into a melancholy
12.
 Immersing himself in his writings
13.
 Speaking only to the few loyal students
14.
 And refusing audiences or speeches
15.
 For as soon as the Sadducee High Priests
16.
 Had threatened fear
17.
 All the common folk and nobles
18.
 Had run away
19.
 How then might Jesus free such people
20.
 And open their minds
21.
 If they did run and hide
22.
 For a brief time Jesus advocated
23.
 War against the Sadducees
24.
 Using the skill of the Sicarii
25.
 To cut their throats and end their evil
26.
 But it was Mariamne
27.
 Also known as Mary Magdalene
28.
 The most beautiful woman
29.
 In all the ancient world
30.
 And wife of Jesus
31.
 Who having heard and learnt
32.
 The wisdom of her husband
33.
 Was his greatest pupil
34.
 She calmed her husband
35.
 And counseled him to forgive The masses
36.
 For they do not know what they do
37.
 Nor what Is wisdom nor what is trickery
38.
 That they trust things are what they first appear
39.
 If a priest dressed in white robes
40.
 Claims to be pious and acts in such manner
41.
 Yet secretly worships demons
42.
 and all kind of evil
43.
 People will believe him pious
44.
 Without trust, common people cannot live
45.
 They seek only to better their lives
46.
 And For their families
47.
 In the hope of wise leaders
48.
 With the wise words of Mariamne
49.
 Jesus left Nazara
50.
 And went up to the sacred gardens
51.
 on Mt Carmel
52.
 There he fasted and meditated
53.
 For forty days
54.
 As he first did with the Baptist
55.
 It was upon this sacred mountain
56.
 That Jesus resolved himself
57.
 To be a Messiah for the people
58.
 A kind and wise teacher
 
395.
    
1.
 In the year 35
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (35 AD)
3.
 Mariamne And Jesus
4.
 Jesus finished his scriptures
5.
 And began preaching
6.
 Around Galilee
7.
 dressing in the robes of a great prophet
8.
 A new philosophy he called Gnosis
9.
 which means self-knowledge
10.
 Jesus did call his new faith of Gnosis
11.
 A light and beacon of truth
12.
 Jesus spoke in all the languages of the world
13.
 And people once again
14.
 Flocked to hear him speak
15.
 Jesus spoke of a new covenant
16.
 a new way of life
17.
 Pleasing to God
18.
 A loving god
19.
 not a jealous god who wishes ill upon his people
20.
 The end of animal sacrifice
21.
 And all kind of human sacrifice
22.
 Jesus spoke of the sanctity of marriage
23.
 As a union of equals
24.
 Not a contract for property
25.
 With a woman being a mere possession
26.
 Jesus spoke of the value of kind actions
27.
 And pure intentions
28.
 And the falsity of believing piety
29.
 Is dressing as a priest and praying in a temple
30.
 He spoke of charity and being kind to strangers
31.
 And a life after death of paradise
32.
 That no man nor priest
33.
 Can deny nor curse a person from having
34.
 And Jesus spoke of the truth
35.
 That no priest nor prophet
36.
 Has the right to stand
37.
 Between a living being and god
38.
 That each of us are a part of god
39.
 In a short while thousands flocked
40.
 To Galilee to hear the sermons of Jesus
41.
 So many that many fields were idle
42.
 The markets were emptied
43.
 And temples vacant
44.
 Gamaliel and Caiphas Went to High King Joseph
45.
 To plead that he stop his son
46.
 To which Jospeph replied
47.
 Is this not the messiah you foretold?
48.
 The truth of God?
49.
 Gamaliel cursed Joseph
50.
 and Caiphas resolved that they would
51.
 Erase the name of the House of Joseph
52.
 If the gods (demons) he worshipped
53.
 Permitted it
54.
 The Sadducee, Pharisee and Essene High Priests
55.
 Went in unison up to the Roman Prefect
56.
 Marcus Pontius Pilatus to plead their case
57.
 But apart from his close friendship to the Holly King
58.
 The wife of Pilatus had regularly attended sermons
59.
 Of Jesus and had spoken often to Pilatus
60.
 The Prefect saw no reason to stop Jesus
61.
 Yet the craft Caiphas reminded Pilate
62.
 That not rebellion from Jesus he should fear
63.
 but that if all the common people
64.
 cease to work
65.
 then there will be no taxes taken
66.
 no-one to mind the fields
67.
 and soon famine and chaos
68.
 Pilatus could not argue against such words
69.
 And reluctantly ordered a ban
70.
 on the gathering of All groups of people
71.
 Except for trade (markets) and worship
72.
 In Jerusalem
73.
 Upon the order
74.
 Roman troops dispersed the crowds
75.
 In Galilee and Roman soldiers
76.
 Were placed around the roads
77.
 To Nazara to prevent pilgrims
78.
 Except for his family
79.
 And his closest disciples
80.
 Jesus became like a prisoner
 
396.
    
1.
 In the year 36
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (36 AD)
3.
 A few weeks before the ceremony of Passover
4.
 Falling as a Great Passover
5.
 On Friday 14 Nisan
6.
 The birthday of Jesus
7.
 When all the crowds had finally been dispersed
8.
 And Jesus was a prisoner of Nazara
9.
 In anger Jesus went to see his father
10.
 Who told him it was the Sadducees and Pharisees
11.
 That had forced the hand of Pilatus
12.
 His son had created powerful enemies
13.
 Who were once great friends
14.
 But that his father would never abandon him
15.
 Jesus returned with his Roman escort To Nazara
16.
 He went up to Mt Carmel again
17.
 And meditated day and night
18.
 On what course he should take
19.
 It was then that he struck upon
20.
 the idea in his mind
21.
 That he would force the hand
22.
 of the priests
23.
 To have himself killed
24.
 Thereby causing civil war
25.
 A noble prince to be murdered
26.
 By the hands of evil and wicked priests
27.
 Upon the very day of his birth
28.
 being a Great Passover
29.
 A messiah sacrifice
30.
 Surely for such a momentus event
31.
 The common people would rise up
32.
 and end their (Sadducee High Priests) reign of evil
33.
 Most ancient priests who wore robes of holiness
34.
 and spoke words of charity and love
35.
 but secretly worshipped demons
36.
 Most ancient priests sacrificed people
37.
 and hoped for the damnation of mankind
38.
 Jesus gathered his trusted disciples
39.
 All fearsome warrior-poets as Zealots and Sicarii
40.
 And he told them of his plan
41.
 To enter Jerusalem for the Great Passover
42.
 As the Messiah foretold
43.
 But of his plan for his own suicide
44.
 He did not speak
45.
 The disciples cautioned Jesus
46.
 For they feared the Priests might kill him
40.
 If he dare defy them this way
41.
 But Jesus would not be moved
 
397.
    
1.
 It happened that at this same time (36 CE)
2.
 Upon the approaching Great Passover (Friday 14 Nisan)
3.
 A similar new star to the star of his birth
4.
 Known as the Messiah star
5.
 would form in the heavens
6.
 Jesus did send word ahead
7.
 That the Messiah would be coming to Jerusalem
8.
 on a donkey as prophesized
9.
 The news excited the whole of Jerusalem
10.
 So before the Sadducee High Priests
11.
 Could do anything
12.
 Crowds were lining the main road
13.
 To glimpse Jesus as he approached
14.
 Word was sent to Marcus Pontius Pilatus
15.
 And the Prefect himself set out
16.
 for the Roman Barracks at Jerusalem
17.
 From his palace at Caesaria Maritama
18.
 with four cohorts and the great Centurion Gaius Cornelius
19.
 The Sicarii under the control
20.
 of Judas a disciple of Jesus
21.
 Had already made their way to Jerusalem
22.
 To wait for the order to strike
23.
 Along with hundreds of zealot fighters loyal
24.
 To the Zealot leaders also disciples of Jesus
25.
 such as Simon bar Jonah
26.
 known as Simon Peter and St. Peter
27.
 Herod Philip hearing of Jesus going to Jerusalem
28.
 Alerted his half brother who prepared his own
29.
 Men in case of any battle with the zealots
30.
 Or even the temple militia of the Sadducee Priests
31.
 So when Jesus entered the sacred city
32.
 To the cheers of thousands
33.
 The city was on the edge of war
34.
 Jesus went up to the Temple steps
35.
 Where a mass of guards did move out of his way
36.
 There he spoke of the evil of the Sadducee priests
37.
 Their worship of demons
38.
 While pretending to be good
39.
 But still the Sadducees did not arrest him
40.
 He then went up to the building of the Sanhedrin
41.
 again the priests would not dare touch him.
42.
 Frustrated, Jesus called the disciples
43.
 to find a room for a feast
44.
 That night Jesus asked the closest disciples
45.
 To join him at a new ceremony
46.
 One that he hoped would replace
47.
 Passover in which no animals were slaughtered
48.
 No meat was eaten
49.
 Instead Jesus offered himself up
50.
 In words the disciples did not understand
51.
 That he would be the sacrificial lamb
52.
 So that the reign of evil priests would be ended
53.
 At the end he did call over Judas
54.
 and spoke to him privately
55.
 Jesus pleaded with Judas, that above all others
56.
 The Sadducee High Priests feared the sicarii
57.
 The most deadly assassins of the ancient world
58.
 That if Judas were to betray Jesus
59.
 Telling them he was unattended
60.
 Then it would be certain the High Priests
61.
 Would arrest him
62.
 Judas did protest against such an order
63.
 But Jesus insisted on his loyalty
64.
 And so Judas spoke to the High Priests as Jesus had asked
65.
 And when Jesus was in the Gardens of Gethsemane
66.
 The Priests sent six hundred militia to arrest him
 
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1.
 Jesus in chains was brought to Caiphas
2.
 And the most senior Sadducee Priests
3.
 There Caiphas demanded that Jesus end his sermons
4.
 And leave Judea into exile or face the consequences
5.
 But Jesus would not respond
6.
 The High Priest threatened again
7.
 But still Jesus did not speak
8.
 Concerned for their own safety, the crafty priests
9.
 Sent Jesus to the fortress of Herod Antipas
10.
 There they claimed he was plotting
11.
 to overthrow the Herods
12.
 At first Antipas dismissed their words
13.
 Saying Jesus was married to his niece
14.
 And to release him from his bonds
15.
 But the Sadducee Priests persisted
16.
 Saying that if Jesus was allowed to be set free
17.
 He could start a civil war that would destroy
18.
 The Herods and the Sadducees for good
19.
 Antipas begged Jesus to say something
20.
 In his defence but remained mute
21.
 Antipas told them as Jesus was a noble Roman citizen
22.
 By law he was powerless to do anything
23.
 The High Priests brought Jesus to Pontius Pilatus
24.
 Who immediately ordered him released from chains
25.
 The High Priests devise a strategy
26.
 And told Pilate that Jesus
27.
 was openly fermenting rebellion
28.
 Against Rome and that as Prefect he is duty bound
29.
 To investigate
30.
 But Pilatus rejected their claims reminding
31.
 The priests that less a year prior
32.
 They had told him Jesus was not fermenting rebellion
33.
 He spoke with Jesus privately
34.
 To which Jesus remained mute
35.
 As Jesus refused to answer the charges of the priests
36.
 Pilatus could not immediately free him from custody
37.
 Instead he sent Jesus away with the priests
38.
 Warning that they treat the prince with respect
39.
 Until some resolution to the matter
40.
 Could be made
 
399.
    
1.
 Pilatus then sent for the High King Josephus
2.
 Whereby both men agreed that Jesus
3.
 Was deliberately seeking to commit suicide
4.
 By being killed somehow by the priests
5.
 To start a civil uprising
6.
 Pilatus reminded the High King
7.
 That he could not allow
8.
 such Rebellion to occur
9.
 But equally he was powerless to stop a person
10.
 If they so wished to die
11.
 Both men then came up with a plan
12.
 By which to save Jesus
13.
 And his wish to be martyred
14.
 Pilatus sent word to the priests
15.
 That he could not take action on Jesus
16.
 As they had not conducted a proper trial
17.
 Sensing an opportunity
18.
 whereby the Romans might execute Jesus
19.
 the Sadducee High Priests hurriedly arranged
20.
 a Meeting of the Great Sanhedrin to try Jesus
21.
 High King Joseph excused himself on account
22.
 the matter concerning his son
23.
 And of the over seventy priests and officials
24.
 But one spoke in defense of Jesus
25.
 his name was John bar Zechariah
26.
 known as John the Baptist
27.
 So by midday the Sanhedrin
28.
 had convicted Jesus of severe blasphemy
29.
 And returned him to Pilatus saying he should be put to death
30.
 Pilatus then asked if the shame of such a conviction
31.
 and exile was not sufficient
32.
 The Priests were insistent that so grave a slur
33.
 Nothing but death would do
34.
 In one final gesture, Pilatus put it to the crowd
35.
 If they wished Jesus released or a rebel prisoner
36.
 To which the crowd of mostly Pharisee and Sadducee
37.
 supporters shouted death
38.
 In the end Pilatus relented
39.
 That as Jesus had refused his rights as Roman
40.
 He would be treated as a Jew
41.
 And as a Jew he had been convicted by the Sanhedrin
42.
 And so would be crucified within the grounds of Bethany
43.
 To minimize the risk of a full scale riot
44.
 The priests asked why the Prefect chose crucifixion
45.
 not beheading as was custom for Roman citizens
46.
 Pilatus replied that if Jesus be treated as a Roman
47.
 then he would have been set free the night before
48.
 But by the laws of the Priests he was a condemned man
49.
 Pilatus then did hand Jesus to Centurion Cornelius
50.
 and the personal guard of Pilatus
51.
 who took Jesus to his fathers house
52.
 and crucified Jesus upon a tree within the compound
53.
 his arms bound and nails through his palms
54.
 his feet tied to a step
55.
 with individual nails through each foot
56.
 a highly irregular method
57.
 Only the most senior priests and pharisees
58.
 did observe the crucifixion in the presence
59.
 of the family of Jesus
60.
 towards the end of the day
61.
 Jesus called out from thirst
62.
 and one of the attendants
63.
 raised a special sponge with water
64.
 to his lips,
65.
 whereupon Jesus ceased to move a short time later
66.
 The High Priests left and went to Pilatus
67.
 They pleaded that he brake the legs of Jesus
68.
 as was custom to hasten death
69.
 As Passover was approaching
70.
 Pilatus called Cornelius to return to Bethany
71.
 and see if Jesus was dead
72.
 to spear him
73.
 Cornelius returned and speared Jesus in the thigh
74.
 He returned with Joseph to Pilatus and said Jesus was dead
75.
 Joseph distraught pleaded with Pilatus
76.
 That as was custom he might take Jesus down
77.
 And prepare him for burial
78.
 Pilatus agreed and Joseph and his household
79.
 Took Jesus down and to a private tomb
80.
 Wrapping his wounds in natural herbs
81.
 The sealed the tomb
82.
 Pilatus also put guards on the tomb
83.
 That night, Cornelius and the person guard of Pilatus
84.
 Took Jesus from the tomb
85.
 And spirited him back to the Prefects palace
86.
 At Caesaria Maritama
87.
 The following morning
88.
 When the disciples came to check on the tomb
89.
 They found the body of Jesus gone
90.
 News quickly spread
91.
 That Jesus had miraculously risen from the dead
 
400.
    
1.
 Caiphas and the high priests
2.
 returned to Pontius Pilate
3.
 and demanded he arrest
4.
 the household of High King Joseph
5.
 Ha Rama Theo (His Divine Highness)
6.
 For stealing the body of Jesus
7.
 and spreading the rumours of his resurrection
8.
 But Pilatus refused
9.
 He stripped Caiphas of the High Priesthood
10.
 But before he could secure a replacement
11.
 Pilatus was summonsed to Rome
12.
 Whereupon he was stripped of his rank
13.
 in disgrace on account
14.
 of the execution of a Roman noble
15.
 in the case of Prince Jesus
16.
 and was exiled
17.
 Upon arriving to the province of Iudaea (Judea)
18.
 Prefect Marcellus appointed Jonathan
19.
 the son of Ananias as the new High Priest
 

 
 
 

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