Essenes Gospel and its falsification Dez 18

attrubuted many sermons to Paul: sermons that were spoken
by the original Essene Prophet, who, according to his own
statements, was the presaged Prophet. An example is "The
Great Song of love".
The document "The doctrines of Silvanus" makes it clear
that that the author himself possessed no wisdom, rather
copied a document revealing the Doctrine of the Essene
Prophet. The author evidently understood this doctrine and
presented it as his own. He tried to reproduce it in his own
words, while paying attention to the rules of falsification as
set forth by his predecessor. This was necessary to remain
consistent with the doctrine of grace from the NT.
Examples of this are the suppression of the true meaning of
certain terms or their replacement with other similar expressions.
As in the NT, the author of the document tried to influence
his readers in one direction, namely by continuing the strategy
of the writers of the NT and by suppressing important
information from the Gospel of Essenes, in order to shape it
in accordance with the writings of the NT.
It can be seen that, contrary to the Essene Prophet, whose
knowledge and wisdom was profound and whose teaching
was poetic, the author of the Teachings of Silvanus presented
his knowledge in an amateur fashion, i.e. lacking foundation
and concept. He merely borrowed concepts from the
Gospel of Essenes and used them with the same intention of
the falsifiers of the NT. In the end, he managed to clumsily
and stupidly disguise the wonderful text.
In accordance with the attempt to replace the headings of the
Gospel of Essenes with similar headings, e.g. The "Secret
Doctrine of the Essenes" with the "Secret Gospel of St.
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