Essenes Gospel and its falsification Dez 18

hope, charity, these three; but the greatest of these is charity.
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I asked myself why Paul, who, according to the NT, had
devoted his life to his Lord Jesus, had decked himself with
borrowed plumes by presenting an obvious sermon of Jesus
as his own.
I had enough to do with children and profession, so at the
time I could not get to the bottom of the matter.
After many years, when my children were grown up, I began
to write about my successes with regard to fasting and uncooked
foods in the treatment of illnesses. I took the Gospel
of the Essenes as my inspiration.
The striking resemblance of the NT to the Gospel of Essenes
occurred to me again and I wanted to know why. I pursued
the matter and compared texts from the NT to texts evidencing
an affinity in the Gospel of Essenes. Finally, in texts of
the NT I gradually recognized the encrypted sermons of the
Essene Prophet throughout the whole New Testament. It
immediately became clear to me that this was the proof that
the NT had to have come from the same source. This would
mean that the New Testament is a cleverly altered plagiarism
of the Gospel of Essenes. I needed several days to realize
that I was about to uncover a 2000-year conspiracy. The
motive was not known to me and I asked myself: Why
should anyone make such an effort to distort the writings of
the NT in order to falsify a harmless dietary doctrine? The
answer was easier and quicker than I had expected, because
by contrasting the texts from the Gospel of Essenes and the
NT I could recognize a certain motive in the deviations –a
2 https://www.bible.com/de/bible/1/1CO.13.kjv
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