The Book Your Church Doesnt Want You to Read

The Book
Astrology In The Dead Sea Scrolls
Jerusalem. It is now believed that Jesus' brother, James the
Righteous, is the same Teacher of Righteousness who plays such a
central role in the texts of the Dead Sea Scrolls.
The Essenes called themselves the Nozrei ha-Brit, known also as
the Nozrim, Nasoreans, Nazarenes, the Keepers Of The Covenant. The
early Christians called themselves Nazarenes before they were called
Christians in paganized Antioch. By the time that so many Gentiles
were coming into the Nazarene religious community, the Nazarenes
were moving farther and farther away from their Jewish roots. The
Qumran community's ritual of washing in a ritual bath for the
washing away of sins became the Christian baptism. The Essene
common meal of bread and wine became the Christian Mass. The
observant Jewish rabbi Jesus the Nazarene became the effeminate
Serapis-style Gentile god.
The Hebrew scriptures were demoted to the Old Testament, as
opposed to the Hellenized and paganized New Testament for the
Greek world. The separation of Judaism and the new Gentile Christianity
was complete.
The literal accuracy of the Bible has had to be reconsidered in the
last one hundred years. The new sciences of archaeology and literary
criticism have voided many of our presuppositions about the historicity
of many of the events in Judea at the time of Jesus. Many
modern Biblical archaeologists now believe that the village of
Nazareth did not exist at the time of the birth and early life of Jesus.
There is simply no evidence for it. There is a village of Nazareth that
appears on the Roman Judean·maps after the death of Jesus. This
new archaeological discovery would agree with the way that the
Essenes referred to themselves in the Dead Sea Scrolls.
As noted above, they called themselves the Keepers of the
Covenant, the Nazarenes ha-Brit (the community of the Nazarenes).
Jesus was referred to as Jesus the Nazarene (ha-Brit); in other words,
there are now many reasons to believe that Jesus was simply an
observant Essene Jew of his time, not the Greco-Roman god of the
later Roman Empire State Church under Emperor Constantine!
It is now speculated that the Hellenic Greek writers of the Greek
New Testament had lost this fine distinction between the late town
of Nazareth and the meaning of the term Nazarenes. This could
easily have happened after the destruction of the Jewish state in
either 70 A.D. or 135 A.D. Much of the New Testament was written
as late as seventy years after the death of Jesus the Nazarene.
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