I’m just going to keep believing that he was a good kid helping with his “father’s” carpentry business until Joseph died. And then sometime after that, his younger brothers took over from Him and he began preparing for His ministry.
Yeah, I would like to think of the young Christ just hanging out in his pop’s workshop learning a trade and on weekends going down to the Temple to listen to the Rabbis speak.
There was a movie that came out about 10 years ago called The Young Messiah that attempted to dramatize his life prior to the 12yo temple story. It didn’t get the best reviews (as you would expect with any realistic Jesus movie) but I thought it did a wonderful job of putting plausible flesh onto the childhood of an eldest son of a carpenter raised in Nazareth 2000 years ago.
Krishna devotees speculate that Jesus' lost years were spent in India. I find that more credible than England or Japan.
Whatever, the more theology I read, the less I think I know for certain, and the less regard I have for those who shout out 'absolute truth'.
For me, spiritual truth has to align with both logic and the Golden Rule. Thus, I accept the Bhagavad Gita's basic premises of reincarnation, karma and God's ever presence as Brahman/ Holy Spirit.
I don't see Vaishnavism taking over the West any time soon however, thus align locally with Christianity really as a vehicle for spirituality rather than a deep seated belief, although I pray to Christ as I do to Krishna/ God.
Yeah, I saw Zeitgeist myself. They make it sound like the most ancient prophecy that spread around the world thousands of years ago is somehow just a copy of a copy of a copy. It does not make sense for it to be ‘ancient Satan worship’ considering Christ’s role is to literally destroy Satan and his empire once and for all. That is like saying the DEA are the biggest drug dealers in the world… oh wait, bad example. THAT is true. haha
Joseph was a wealthy merchant marine and Jesus studied at all the great "mystery schools" in India, Egypt, Africa and Glastonbury. Jesus was a freemason.
Comparing the Epstein cover-up with the Crucifixion is quite the stretch. There would not have really been any political gain in faking the Crucifixion either. It actually would have had the opposite effect.
Tacitus famously wrote, ‘"Nero fastened the guilt and inflicted the most exquisite tortures on a class hated for their abominations, called Christians by the populace. Christus, from whom the name had its origin, suffered the extreme penalty during the reign of Tiberius at the hands of one of our procurators, Pontius Pilatus."'
Josephus also wrote about a man called ‘Christ’ being crucified by Pontius Pilatus.
"Now there was about this time Jesus, a wise man, if it be lawful to call him a man; for he was a doer of wonderful works, a teacher of such men as receive the truth with pleasure. He drew over many people... And when Pilate, at the suggestion of the principal men amongst us, had condemned him to the cross..."
So unless the conquered Jews and the Roman aristocrats were in league to fake this - which would make zero sense on multiple levels - why would they both have written about it?
All in this post is also stretched a lot, william Blake and is poème. Now that was a man in Freemasons circle influence. He claimed to see angels at the age of 4. Considering the 3 story of Jesus, and the impossibility to do the 3 of them in one life spam of 18 years is also quite a « grand écart » 😉⚜️
About esseen, claire Heartsong wrote a book titled: Anna grand mother of jesus. Thats one more lore of the Esseen to had at your list if not already in it.
To me… its all myth for control, god exist everywhere but not in any made humans storyline of him.
yep, ont est daccord sur cela, vous parler francais? C’est super je pourrais passer allègrement de french to english like i usualy do and it wont cause any problems to understand me. Merci bien! J’en profite pour me positionner: I saw one of your post talking bout trolls and such. Just want to clarify i am not, altho i may sometimes in a challenging manners evoke different views on beliefs and such. But please, soyez informer que j’apprecie vos recherches et pour moi ce qui compte n’est pas que l’ont soit a la meme place, mais sur le meme chemin. So when i’ll challenge some idea, know that i appreciate it ;)
So one question, have you rade Anna Grandmother of Jesus and whats your take on its revelation about the esseen? Would claire Heartsong be a channeler of faith or a challenger of truth?
I’m just going to keep believing that he was a good kid helping with his “father’s” carpentry business until Joseph died. And then sometime after that, his younger brothers took over from Him and he began preparing for His ministry.
Yeah, I would like to think of the young Christ just hanging out in his pop’s workshop learning a trade and on weekends going down to the Temple to listen to the Rabbis speak.
There was a movie that came out about 10 years ago called The Young Messiah that attempted to dramatize his life prior to the 12yo temple story. It didn’t get the best reviews (as you would expect with any realistic Jesus movie) but I thought it did a wonderful job of putting plausible flesh onto the childhood of an eldest son of a carpenter raised in Nazareth 2000 years ago.
Krishna devotees speculate that Jesus' lost years were spent in India. I find that more credible than England or Japan.
Whatever, the more theology I read, the less I think I know for certain, and the less regard I have for those who shout out 'absolute truth'.
For me, spiritual truth has to align with both logic and the Golden Rule. Thus, I accept the Bhagavad Gita's basic premises of reincarnation, karma and God's ever presence as Brahman/ Holy Spirit.
I don't see Vaishnavism taking over the West any time soon however, thus align locally with Christianity really as a vehicle for spirituality rather than a deep seated belief, although I pray to Christ as I do to Krishna/ God.
I have noticed certain syncretisms between krishna, brahma, and para-brahma corresponding to the son, father, and holy spirit myself.
He was at the Fortress of Solitude.
There were 6 different religions with the same Jesus story 6000 years before Jesus was born. It's all ancient Satan worship.
Yeah, I saw Zeitgeist myself. They make it sound like the most ancient prophecy that spread around the world thousands of years ago is somehow just a copy of a copy of a copy. It does not make sense for it to be ‘ancient Satan worship’ considering Christ’s role is to literally destroy Satan and his empire once and for all. That is like saying the DEA are the biggest drug dealers in the world… oh wait, bad example. THAT is true. haha
I didn't watch zeitgeist.
God showed me what's up.
Joseph was a wealthy merchant marine and Jesus studied at all the great "mystery schools" in India, Egypt, Africa and Glastonbury. Jesus was a freemason.
I don’t think he was Mason considering they crucified him…
They never crucified him. It's just another jew myth. Same as Epstein dying.
Comparing the Epstein cover-up with the Crucifixion is quite the stretch. There would not have really been any political gain in faking the Crucifixion either. It actually would have had the opposite effect.
Tacitus famously wrote, ‘"Nero fastened the guilt and inflicted the most exquisite tortures on a class hated for their abominations, called Christians by the populace. Christus, from whom the name had its origin, suffered the extreme penalty during the reign of Tiberius at the hands of one of our procurators, Pontius Pilatus."'
Josephus also wrote about a man called ‘Christ’ being crucified by Pontius Pilatus.
"Now there was about this time Jesus, a wise man, if it be lawful to call him a man; for he was a doer of wonderful works, a teacher of such men as receive the truth with pleasure. He drew over many people... And when Pilate, at the suggestion of the principal men amongst us, had condemned him to the cross..."
So unless the conquered Jews and the Roman aristocrats were in league to fake this - which would make zero sense on multiple levels - why would they both have written about it?
All in this post is also stretched a lot, william Blake and is poème. Now that was a man in Freemasons circle influence. He claimed to see angels at the age of 4. Considering the 3 story of Jesus, and the impossibility to do the 3 of them in one life spam of 18 years is also quite a « grand écart » 😉⚜️
About esseen, claire Heartsong wrote a book titled: Anna grand mother of jesus. Thats one more lore of the Esseen to had at your list if not already in it.
To me… its all myth for control, god exist everywhere but not in any made humans storyline of him.
Thats funny ⚜️✌️😇👍
William Blake était un ramassis de merde de sorcier cannibale adorateur de Satan que j'espère passer l'éternité dans l'obscurité de l'abîme.
yep, ont est daccord sur cela, vous parler francais? C’est super je pourrais passer allègrement de french to english like i usualy do and it wont cause any problems to understand me. Merci bien! J’en profite pour me positionner: I saw one of your post talking bout trolls and such. Just want to clarify i am not, altho i may sometimes in a challenging manners evoke different views on beliefs and such. But please, soyez informer que j’apprecie vos recherches et pour moi ce qui compte n’est pas que l’ont soit a la meme place, mais sur le meme chemin. So when i’ll challenge some idea, know that i appreciate it ;)
So one question, have you rade Anna Grandmother of Jesus and whats your take on its revelation about the esseen? Would claire Heartsong be a channeler of faith or a challenger of truth?