Trilairian
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The Koran uses Isa for the name of Jesus. It is derived from Esse which is Arabic for Jesus. The Jewish sect of Essene from the greek Essaios were then followers of Jesus who they referred to as Teacher of Rightiousness. The problem is that this sect predates the eleged birth of modern Christianity's Jesus by at least centuries and really a lot more as their earliest of the dead sea scrolls date back to a couple of hundred years BC. The Koran places the time of Jesus birth squarely in the time of Exodus. In fact it says that the mother of Jesus was the Marium sister of Aaron. Several other references to Jesus in the Koran specifically coincide with references to Moses. The Talmud written in the first five centuries AD confesses that the Jewish preists and scribes were responsible for the death of Jesus, but it also places Jesus in that time as it says more specifically that the preist Pinhas had killed him. Pinhas was the grandson of Aaron. It also says that Jesus was the sun of Pandira. Now get this, Pandira is derived from Pa-neter-Ra, the god Ra. But recal what I have been saying all along. It was Horus that inherited Ra's throne! Tut, Joshua made himself out to be Horus giving rise to the first Christian sect, the Essene. The fact that the Essene were Christians before Christianity is what led to the greatest scandal of the twentieth century werein the dead sea scrolls fell into the control of a small group of orthodox preists playing scientist that kept them from public view as long as possible until finaly their translations were released half a century later with interpretations inserted between the text every other line. On the bright side, one of the preists had the sence to leave the preisthood and marry after reading what they said. What does that tell you?
The closest thing I have yet to historical evidence of Jesus placed in the time of Herod Antipas is the circumstantial evidence that Josephus did make reference to a John the Baptist put to death at Herod's command. Horus was baptised by lord Anup, Yo-Anup, Yo-an John which when taken with the astroligical signs and the correspondence of Herod antipas's father, to Herrut might be taken as prophetic. If anyone has more evidence on either the existence or nonexistence of the biblical John the Baptist I would like to see it.
The closest thing I have yet to historical evidence of Jesus placed in the time of Herod Antipas is the circumstantial evidence that Josephus did make reference to a John the Baptist put to death at Herod's command. Horus was baptised by lord Anup, Yo-Anup, Yo-an John which when taken with the astroligical signs and the correspondence of Herod antipas's father, to Herrut might be taken as prophetic. If anyone has more evidence on either the existence or nonexistence of the biblical John the Baptist I would like to see it.
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