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ceremony, the priests physically crowned Jesus as king of the Houses of
Judah, Benjamin and Levi. However, until his anointing at the
completion of the coronation, Jesus was merely a man. The act of
coronation conferred upon him the incarnate status of perfect man, Son of
Man and the Second Person of the traditional Indo-Hittite male Trinity. 550
Thomas’ Gospel defined Jesus’ rights as those of a Messiah, mutually
exclusive to both Caesar and God: 551
They showed Jesus a gold coin and said to Him, "Caesar's men
demand taxes from us." He said to them, "Give Caesar what
belongs to Caesar, give God what belongs to God, and give Me
what is Mine."
The unusual personal reception of Jesus, a non-Roman citizen, by
Pontius Pilate confirms Jesus as more than just a local insurgent. The
I.N.R.I titular placed on the cross by Pontius Pilate was not derisive but
exactingly affirmative of his political status as a King and a dire warning
to those that might follow.
Yet, in the end, Jesus did not fulfill the prophecy of Ezekiel. He
did not die by the sword as expected. Instead, he was crucified somewhat
like his namesake predecessor Jesus ben Panthera. 552
For the Jewish Nazarenes, their Messiah Jesus had fallen short of
millennium expectations. In contrast, the Greeks, led by Paul, saw not all
was necessarily lost. 553 He was an initiate of the Mysteries and reverted
to the ancient Afro-Asiatic definition of kingship in lieu of the Indo-
Hittite. This meant that Paul defined Jesus as perfect from birth, rather
than from his coronation. He was One with the Father, as in the Afro-
Asiatic religion of the Mother Goddess. Jesus’ death by crucifixion was a
recognizable part of her age-old sacrificial king ritual.
In crucifying Jesus, the Herodian Sadducees made a dreadful
tactical error that has haunted them for two thousand years. Good King
Josiah (640-609BCE) had prohibited crucifixion, declaring that it
extinguished the soul. In undue haste to send Jesus’ soul to oblivion, the
Herodian Sadducees failed to recognize that crucifixion made Jesus’
mode of death an Afro-Asiatic celebration of the sacrificial king ritual.
Ironically, this was the very ritual Jesus sought to annul.
Over the next forty years, the Romans ruthlessly purged Jewish
nationalism. They nevertheless saw Paul’s intellectual version of
Christianity as very close to their own Mysteries such as those of Mithras.
Jewish and international Christians who moved from Jewish nationalistic
militancy to Paul’s new Afro-Asiatic and pro-Roman framework
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