| Nazarene Sacred Texts Overview | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| • The Nazarenes (Jesus Christ and the Disciples) never considered the Old Testament as sacred. Quite the opposite. Jesus considered the Old Testament a terrible fraud created by the Persians only to stop the Sadducees from Satanic worship and child sacrifice. • Instead, Jesus and the Nazarenes considered all ancient texts of wisdom as sacred, excluding those used and manipulated by the Sadducees and their successors, the christian church leaders. • The most sacred of all texts of the Nazarenes are those Gospels actually written by Jesus during his years travelling on the ancient Silk Roads, including the Sacred Hymns of Jesus, The Gospel of Truth, the Gospel of Divine Wisdom and on the Origin of the World. • It was and still is the single goal of the leaders of major christian sects such as the Vatican to destroy, repudiate and stop people from believing or reading the actual sacred scripture written by Jesus. For if a person is to read and understand the real scriptures of Jesus and the hidden wisdom they contain, then the false religion of Paul of Tarsus (St Paul) that is Christianity is revealed as the massive fraud it has always been. |
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| The most important ancient texts | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| • The most important ancient texts of the Nazarenes are those referred by Jesus in his own Gospels and teachings. • As a fully anointed Egyptian Pharaoh ("Son of God"), Jesus must have been familiar with key ancient Egyptian sacred texts such as Sacred Hymns to Amen and the The Sacred Egyptian Mysteries. • Jesus also makes frequent references to the Commandments of Akhenaten and to parables found in the The Book of Ahikar. • However, Jesus also makes mention to a number of Asian and Indian related texts such as Book of Krishna (Bhagavad gita) and the Book of Zoroaster (Vendidad) implying he had a wide knowledge of Eastern religious texts. The names of OT books in Hebrew are based on the first prominent word or phrase in that book • Jesus also makes mention to esoteric Jewish texts long since destroyed and re-written by Christian influence including the Book of Noah. |
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| The Gospels of Jesus and his apostles | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| • None of the Gospels written by Paul and his associates are authentic in their depiction of Jesus, excepting some direct quotes and parables. The Gospel of Matthew should be called the Gospel of Paul. The Gospel of Luke similarly is completely written by the son of a Jewish High Priest of the House of Ananias- the same family that called for Jesus to be executed. • Only the Gospel of John contains some truth in the form of anagrams and cryptic messages, designed to transmit truth across time. • Excluding John, the christian churches, especially the Catholic Church reject all the other gospels written by the original disciples, even though such documents as the Gospel of Thomas is arguably the oldest and most beautiful of all the gospels. • A number of gospels are incomplete on account of their degraded state when found. |
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