Essenes Gospel and its falsification Dez 18

It seems as if the headings of the various sections from the
Gospel of Essenes were recalled as a memory in the minds
of the contemporaries of the time. For what reason had the
plagiarist meticulously addressed all topics from the Essenes?
Surely to make a substitute for the fact that the hidden
teachings of the Essenes were directly connected to the
founding of a brotherhood and the pursuit of perfection:
Concepts to be abolished by the Romans.
People knew of a secret gospel. But the Essene brothers,
who had reached maturity after seven years, took an oath to
keep this secret. For this reason, the falsifiers were free to
fantasize their own versions of the contents of this gospel,
because no one could have verified them. This is how "The
Secret Gospel of Mark" arose. The falsifiers succeeded in
conveying the word "secret" in the sense of "secret, because
unacceptable," and not secret for the true reason that mankind
had not reached the necessary stage of maturity to accept
the contents.
In this way, the falsifiers created a substitute for the secret
writings of the Essenes, the authenticity of which is not
questioned, because it is regarded as the oldest document
with the exception of the Gospel of Mark.
The plagiarists formulated this text in a such a way that researchers
consider it the oldest gospel. In fact, it was also
written at the earliest in 70 AD, like the other adulterations
from the NT, namely at a time when the Essene Brotherhood
was expanding and being persecuted. At some point,
around 70 AD, the deceit became established among the
people and the true (Essene) Christians were confronted with
it. Those who knew the true gospel understood that the
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