ACTS and REVELATION COMBINED
using the "Pesher of Christ"™

In the New Testament, Acts contains the best history that we have of the Early Church after the Crucifixion, but unfortunately is disintegrates in a travelogue of St Paul ending abruptly at March 61 AD, however Revelation shows Church History from 2 BC to September 112 AD. Their combination and the addition of some fairly valid Apocrypha tells a much more complete story

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Jesus Survived the Crucifixion: Proof from the Ante-Nicean Fathers

Excepts from the writings of Irenaeus (c.180 AD), and Eusebius (326 AD) who quotes from Papias of Hierapolis (c.60-135). Since these are the preeminent Fathers of the Early Church, their words are hard to ignore. Irenaeus says that Jesus lived to be at least 50 years old and Eusebius tells a story from Papias that a Barsabbas (the family name of Jesus), drank a deadly poison, and yet, by the grace of the Lord, suffered no inconvenience.

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Could Qumran be Jerusalem?

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Whether one believes that the the Dead Sea Scrolls preceded or ran in parallel with Christianity, it is clear that they contain many of its precepts and even the "Last Supper" ceremony. Clearly, Christianity was influenced by these writings. It is also clear that Qumran was an important place. It is an accepted fact that it was, at one time, an Essene Community that was abandoned after an earthquake. There has been much New Age material that says that Jesus was an Essene perhaps because of the contents of the "Sermon on the Mount", but this fact is more in the area of myth.

The many fragments in Cave 4 and the almost intact Community Rule from Cave 1 appear to express the theology of a Jewish Essene-like sect resident at Qumran that could very well have existed at the time of Jesus. This sect was perhaps not as orthodox as the Essenes, which probably was also by necessity because they also had a zealot war to manage. However, just as the Essenes considered it their Jerusalem in exile when King Herod usurped them, it is quite possible that the Jewish Essene sect carried on this tradition of referring to Qumran as a second Jerusalem, its mirror image. If this was the place that Jesus lived and taught and "died", it might explain why there are no records of him in the history books.

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To "walk" with Jesus appears to require a camel and with his disciples a caravan!

Traditional Galilee-Jerusalem

Logical Qumran-Jerusalem

Previously (in the Inductive Reasoning above) it was proposed that there were two Jerusalem's of the New Testament: Jerusalem (singular form) and its mirror image: Qumran (plural form).

Inductive Reasoning: "Jesus' Journeys"

Above this shows how the locations of Qumran on the Dead Sea and its neighboring towns of Ain Feshkha, Mazin, and Mird present a much more logical explanation for the seemingly impossible speed that Jesus traveled across the countryside from the traditional locations of Jerusalem, Galilee, the Sea of Galilee, and Cairo.

Map Animated Road Trips of Jesus by foot/donkey along the current roads OR
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Jesus Journeys

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The Twelve Disciples

It is amazing that after 2000 years, the scholars and the Church have been unable to figure out all twelve apostles. They know Peter, Andrew, James, John, Philip, Bartholomew, Matthew, Thomas, and Judas Iscariot. They are confused about James (son of Alphaeus) calling him by the absurd title of James the Less, Lebbaeus (whose surname was Thaddaeus and who also appears as Judas of James), and, of course, they are trying to pretend that Simon (the Zealot/Canaanite) is not the same person as Simon Magus whom Eusebius, "the father of Church History (260-339) quotes from Justin Martyr that Simon is "the original author of heresies" and that "all Samaritans and a few other nations also acknowledge him as their chief deity and worship him." (Does this not sound a little like the way that some Christians venerate Jesus Christ today? As one of the twelve and having a following like that, one might suspect that he could have originally been more important than Jesus! Good thing, Peter and Paul fixed all that.) Also there is the disciple Nathanael in the John Gospel who is nowhere in the list in the other Gospels and the disciple Matthias in Acts who is never heard of again and whom people wish was Paul.

The Seventy Disciples

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It's all in the Family! The Relations of Jesus

Many events in the New Testament can be understood by the family relationships of Jesus. Here is presented the most amazingly detailed view of Jesus' family in a chart with detailed collaborating evidence. It represents year and year of study on the Pesher of Christ.

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The true Gospel of Peter that precedes the Gospel of Mark

The Church tried to suppress the Gospel of Peter which was once the most popular narrative in early Christianity. The Church almost succeeded, but fortunately two parts of it have been discovered: an 8th century text, with other manuscripts, in a monk's grave in the modern Egyptian city of Akhmim (sixty miles north of Nag Hammadi) in 1886 and The Secret Gospel of Mark found in the Mar Saba monastery in 1958 which surely contains another piece of it. In this

it will be shown that these two fragments of the Gospel represent part of the definitive Gospel that precedes all others and tells the truth about how Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead and how he survived the crucifixion and was rescued and not resurrected.

The fragment of the Gospel of Peter begins at the point that Pilate washes his hands and proceeds through the crucifixion up to the point that Jesus goes into a coma by means of a drug, and then his rescue from the tomb: "they saw the heavens opened, and two men descend from thence with great light and approach the tomb; again they see three men coming forth from the tomb, and two of them supporting one, and a cross following them."

The Secret Gospel of Mark tells the story about the Raising of Lazarus, showing that the young man in the cave is already alive. This Inductive Reasoning shows it to the be Simon Magus, the deposed Pope: "Jesus went with her (Mary Magdalene) to the garden where the tomb was and immediately a great sound was heard from the tomb."

By aligning the Four Gospel sections to themselves and with the Gospel of Peter using Inductive Reasoning, an amazing story unfolds.

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The Clementines are as Important as Acts

The Clementines which are made up of "The Recognitions of Clement" and "The Clementine Homilies" are a unique religious romance. However, the scholars have told us that they were written long after the early days of Christianity by heretics and thus its content is merely fantasy.

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Jesus never said he was the Son of God -- proof

"Son of God" is a phrase, according to most Christian denominations Trinitarian in belief,
which refers to the divine relationship between Jesus and God, specifically as "God the Son"
BUT I bet you would assume that Jesus called himself "The Son of God".
Find out that he Never Said That! He only said he was "the Son of Man".

(Listen to YouTube video Song)
and the documented proof: Inductive Reasoning: "Jesus never said he was the Son of God".

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Luke's Christmas is Jesus' Bar Mitzvah

Enjoy the science of the Einstein Cross at the Nativity of Jesus

Luke's Christmas is Jesus' Bar Mitzvah

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Finding the birth of Jesus from the priestly course of John the Baptist's father

It has always been tantalizing to try to use Zacharias (Zechariah), the father of John the Baptist, who is said to be at the temple on his priestly course: 8th - Abijah. The reason for this is that everything connects from this to Jesus in a linear fashion. Zacharias priestly course points to the conception of John the Baptist, then to Elizabeth's pregnancy five months from the missed period, to three months and the birth. Jesus' conception can be seen to be six months into Elizabeth's pregnancy and therefore to show that Jesus is born in March.

This inductive reasoning goes all the way to the Fall of Jerusalem by the Romans under Titus to trace the courses back to 9BC. This is the first time that you will see the calculations done in the correct manner, but is is just one piece of the coherent whole which is the Pesher of Christ on this site.

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Why the Qur'an of Islam says that Jesus was not crucified.

The Koran states "Jews did not kill Jesus, nor crucified him, but the resemblance of Jesus was put over another man (and they killed that man), and those who differ therein are full of doubts. They have no certain knowledge, they follow nothing but conjecture. For surely; they killed him not Jesus, son of Mary." It appears that Mohammed had access to the "The Second Treatise of the Great Seth" from The Nag Hammadi Library Codex which says just that. It is amazing to think that after 600 years, people would still be believing that Jesus did not die on the cross. Perhaps that is because he survived it!

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Timeline of Herod Agrippa the Great

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Timeline of St. Paul (Saul)

This Inductive Reasoning: "Timeline of St Paul"

Many attempts have been made to map out a timeline for Paul, of which are all different because Acts does not contain dates. The good timelines take these into account four of the dates that are known: the death of King Aretas in 40AD, the expulsion of the Christians from Rome in 49 AD, Gallio's consulship (51-52 AD), and the transfer of procurators from Felix to Festus (60 AD). However, these timelines do not have access to two important pesher relationships: the Dead Sea Scrolls delineation of the membership into the Community from acolyte at 20 years old (Acts 7:58) to bishop (Acts 11:26) and the martyrdom of Stephen (Jonathan Annas) with the removal of Jonathan Annas as high priest (Spring, 37 AD). These two pesher facts track the first appearance of Paul in Acts and his ascent to becoming bishop. Paul's letters to Seneca show his connection with Seneca and his brother Gallio (showing his release and ) his second imprisonment in Rome. Felix's connection with his brother Pallas and his marriage into the Agrippa II relationship with the Church shows the real reason that Paul had to go to Rome as a possible scapegoat for the murder of Jonathan Annas. Also in the final section, Paul's vision clearly shows Jesus directing Paul and it is more reasonable to accept the fact that Jesus was still alive, especially when he approves the the marriage of his daughter to Paul.

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Paul is a Herodian! Mother is the daughter of "Wiseman" from Petra

St. Paul constantly justifies his Jewishness in his epistles, but maybe this is because he is not as Jewish as Jesus, whose birthright is from King David. Paul's birthright can be shown to be from Herod the Great, who was never considered truly Jewish. This Inductive Reasoning: "St. Paul, out of the closet: "Paul's sister's son" a Herodian" explains his fast rise to importance.

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Peter's Wife's Mother Healed by Jesus is Mother Superior

The healing of Peter's mother-in-law is a clue to Peter's royal connections by marriage and the fact that his mother-in-law was Mother Superior This Inductive Reasoning: "Peter's wife's mother (clue to Peter's royal connections)" explains the importance of Peter.

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Is YHWH (Yahweh) just a Canaanite God?

This Inductive Reasoning: "Is YHWH (Yahweh) just a Canaanite God?"
Detailed analysis reveals that YHWH (Yahweh), the great monotheistic God, is merely the head of a pantheon of gods from Canaan, their enemy.

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Nicene Creed refuted

This Inductive Reasoning: "Nicene Creed refuted"
The Nicene Creed, written at First Ecumenical Council in 325 and modified in 381,
is the joining point of all Christian religions before they branched off and yet it is hardly studied or understood.
The question is: whether anything in the code is true.

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The Four Horsemen in the New Testament Book of Revelation are the Four Books: Matthew, Mark, Luke, & John

Four Horsemen

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The Mystery of Beast 666 Solved and Essene-Christian grades

This Inductive Reasoning: "The Mystery of Beast 666 Solved"to decipher the number of the Beast, it is necessary to understand the hierarchy of the Church. The direct parallel to Christianity in the grades of Essene initiation supported by Josephus and Dead Sea Scrolls.

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Anglo-Saxon Chronicle compared to known dates gives interesting information

This Inductive Reasoning: "Comparing the dates of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle with known dates"
reveals a few interesting facts.

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Virgin Mary Joy & Sorrow

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James the Just and sibling rivalry
Just does not mean 'just', but is 'justus' means crown prince. Jesus' younger brother James constantly opposed Jesus.

This Inductive Reasoning: "James the Just and sibling rivalry"

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A new Genesis that shows the current scientific
opinion on the creation of the universe and of human beings
so that the preachers can preach from fact.

This Inductive Reasoning: "Genesis Rewritten by Science"

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