Christianity is a careful compellation of Greek Philosophy, Egyptian afterlife theology, and the Zoroastrian duality of good and evil wrapped into Jewish historical context. Developed as the ideal method for governing the new Roman empire of the first century. By the fourth century Constantine militarized Christianity and then propelled by the invasions of the Huns, along with the Arian Christianization of the Visigoths, put an end to Rome itself, and set in place for the west the Catholic Church we know today.
The Roman Catholic Church would emerge as the algorithm for European society for 2000 years and become a World wide phenomena of world military rule.
A primary attribute of life is reproduction.
The primary will is directed towards procreation, the religion we have and the society it creates is derived form our archetypes of the desire to replicate.
These are the times of Christ
Herod the Great (37 BC to 4 AD) was just previously installed as king by Mark Anthony. His son Herod Antipas will rule from 4AD to 39AD, and would be the ruler during the time of John the Baptist and Jesus Christ.
Octavian would start a family line after his new name Augustus Caesar. A family that would later be the Kings, Kaisers and Czars of our western culture.
The Egyptian priests and Pharisees of the Israelites have new masters. The priest will once again serve who is in power and continue to perpetuate the same religion to the Egyptian slaves as well as to Israelites.
There are three possibilities for the story of Jesus...
1.It is exactly true as written in the Bible. Three wise men (Magi , Persian Zoroastrian Priests) visited a young boy. He was the self taught son of a carpenter. The virgin birth son of God, and God is a Biblical account that must be taken on faith, and is given with little connection to the extreme historical events of the times.
2.It never happened and was invented by Paul and other co-conspirators. Invented to effect change in these troubled times. Paul was a roman citizen, a Jew, and from Tarsus. He would have had cause to do this. As a roman citizen the new political changes would mean he and all citizens would now be subjects of an Empire, the republic was gone. As a Jew his people would soon fight a long war against the Romans. His land of Tarsus, the land of the Zoroastrians, Tarsus where Anthony and Cleopatra came together, in a war against Rome.
A unique aspect of the words of Jesus, is that they are very similar to those of the religion of Tarsus, of the Persian God Ahuramazda.
3. It is the return Caesarean. The one most likely candidate for the son of God. He the son of two Gods that are now dead... Cleopatra and Julius Caesar. The son of God, and God the incarnation of Horus .
Of the three possibilities this is actually the most beautiful and tragic of all. A Pharaoh that has lost his parents, yet forgives those that killed them. A man that has renounced his wealth. Come to love the oppressed. Comes to govern the soul of man... to set us free... to tell all the truth. He is convinced that if all people know the truth, the world will change and will bring a new era. When they are crucifying him he would be in a state of disbelief... that nothing happened...the world did not change.
If in fact Caesarean had escaped, he would have been 17 when he left Egypt. He would have had the best Roman scholars teaching him and would have been educated in the mysteries as a high priest of the Egyptians. He would have also been Macedonian Greek King.
Interestingly, in those times power is all about families and children. The royal family of Cleopatra would have been married with the Jewish Kings to maintain alliances... this child would also be the descendent of King David. That would make his mother Jewish and he would be Jewish as well.
When Herod Antipas becomes king in 4BC, Caesarian would have been 51 years old, just entering into his wisdom. If he was sent to India, he would have found himself at the far end of the old Persian empire. The Persians, that believed in one God. In India, in a nation that had accepted the pacifist philosophies of the Buddha some 400 years earlier.
The questions we have here are...
1. Why the lost years of Jesus Christ? Why would it match so well with a Caesarian period of exile.
2. Why no name in a time when names are so important? You may get away with believing in Jesus Christ... but you will be in great trouble if you were to tell people Caesarian was still alive.
3. Why are the Pharisees such a danger to Jesus. His anger at the temple. His concerns with money and wealth, what does that say with respect to an economic message. The Pharisees are the cause of the problem, they would be the ones that withhold the truth and do the brainwashing whether they know it or not.
4. Why no historical dates, when to the Romans and Egyptians dates, and their calendar was so important? I have no idea, but to guess... the Romans over the years made sure dates were removed from all manuscripts, or dates were like calculus and not part of common knowledge.
5. Why would he come to the poor and the disadvantaged? Because this is where the real power of humanity is, the rich do not love people they love material things. The meek will one day inherit the earth, and the truth is what will set that free. There are real economic and social lessons here.
6. How is he able to rally so many followers and so quickly? There are people that do know, important people, maybe John the Baptist. People that would say in private this is the King, this is Caesarian. If this story I'm telling follows, then people at that time believed this boy was the son of two Gods. Especially the Greek populations that Paul was speaking to. For the Greeks believed great hero's came from the Gods. Like, Hercules or Agamemnon, born from Gods… the virgin birth they were very familiar with and could understand.
7. "but, who do you think I am". Why is this question repeated so many times by Jesus Christ? Sounds to me as a form of not answering the question and making you answering it. It would be crucial for nobody to know who he was, they would be sure never to give him his true name and who he truly was. His friends could never say who he really was.
8. How does he know more than the Pharisees? If he was Caesarian, he would have been very well taught in all the mysteries and religion especially his own.
9. Why such an aversion to wealth? His parents would have been killed over money and power. He would know that wealth was not the way to salvation rather it was what opposed salvation. This is the key to saving the world, for him to come to teach those that had killed his family. To forgive them and have a spiritual movement restore the republic. The kingdom of God, his kingdom.
These questions fit too well with this strange interpretation of history.
John starts his testament like this...
"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was with God in the beginning."
The Word is what is God, as well as Jesus Christ all one in the same.This is a unique change on the Genesis story. It says that Jesus Christ and the words he says were from the beginning and are the same with God. Remember that all religions at that time were secret. We would not know the beliefs of the Egyptians or the Pythagorean, or any of the many secret cults. We would know only the story line we were told. The words of Jesus are revealing secrets... not to just the privileged or chosen... but to all men and women, even the poor and disadvantaged. To reveal these truths to all mankind would be a most dangerous thing to do.
Look at the thinking of that time from the perspective of this story. Rome had taken control of the Jewish royal family, Even if they knew, the Pharisees could not tell the people that they had worked for the Greek Macedonians for 300 years. If some had known of this they had little choice but to do the Romans bidding.
As for the Romans, like Pontius Pilate, they would believe what Augusts has told them, that he had killed Caesar's son Caesarean. Pontius Pilate would never imagine that this man, that associated himself with the poor and sick, would be the son of Caesar and Cleopatra. Even if it was told to him, he would not believe it, he would expect greatness.
John continues and says.. "then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free."
Free from what, what truth? Free from Rome, that would certainly be a problem for Pilate. Could Jesus Christ be in fact setting in place a peaceful revolution, to liberate first the Jews the warrior class of the Egyptians, and then the entire world from Rome.
To become free , the Jews must be told the truth of who they are. That they are trapped in an illusion of freedom. Their kings and their priests have been working for the other side ever since they left Egypt with Moses.The Pharisees would be the exact impediment to such a thing. For the Pharisees would loose grip if the Jews knew this truth.
To Jesus Christ, it is clear that wealth, and our attachment to material things of our world is a serious problem...
Matthew 19:24
Again I tell you, it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God."
Mark 10:25
It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God."
Luke 18:25
Indeed, it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God."
The Revolt
The Israelites will fight once again. First the great Jewish revolt in 70 AD, Herod's Temple is destroyed on July 30, CAD. Six hundred thousand people men and women of all ages would pick up arms and stand against Rome. The insurrection finished with the Bar Kokhba's revolt in 135, and the dispersal of Jews throughout the empire.
The enslavement and massacre of a large part of the Jewish population. The loss of the Jewish state. This would be the end of the times of Jesus Christ.
Conclusion
Regardless of how you wish to view these events, the work of Jesus Christ is not finished. The words of Jesus Christ are a blue print for change, that is opposed by lies and what is evil.
Revelation 22
18 For I testify unto every man that heareth the words of the prophecy of this book, If any man shall add unto these things, God shall add unto him the plagues that are written in this book:
19 And if any man shall take away from the words of the book of this prophecy, God shall take away his part out of the book of life, and out of the holy city, and from the things which are written in this book.
This is the end of the Bible, a warning not to change the word. Like a warning that there is a death penalty for those that commit murder. But, people still commit murder. Whether or not we know it, it is still Rome that is in power, and you live in an illusion. In all these years since Jesus Christ would you not think that Rome would have changed your belief just as the Egyptians did to their slaves. Your reality is a delicate substance. The truth has always been kept away from as many as possible. Inquisitions, banded books, banded thoughts... only today there is information at the hands of every one.
It was Rome and its emperor Constantine that gave us the Bible 324 years after Christ. He created a universal Church and a new illusion.
Today, for once in all history, we can actually ... act on the words, "the truth will set you free". Unlike before we can rapidly access information. There is such an excess of material things in the world that its only a matter of time before we turn our attention to more selfless goals.
Testimony is how truth is found in a courtroom. We are responsible to be honest and careful in how we define the truth. We are the jurors of our reality. With a true understanding of who we are and the love of God, our lives will be enriched with love and peace.
John 14:12
I tell you the truth, anyone who has faith in me will do what I have been doing. He will do even greater things than these, because I am going to the Father.