Essenes Gospel and its falsification Dez 18

It also proves to us that books 2, 3, and 4 are from the same
stock and represent an inseparable unity from which the plagiarists
wrote the document. Edmond Szekely already stated
this.
For this reason, we know that Szekely's claims regarding the
texts from the Gospel of Essenes, which we find in the Qumran
roles, are not based on deception by Szekely, rather are
true.
The doctrines of Silvanus contain themes from the Gospel of
Essenes, some of which are in now way different from the
Gospel of Essenes. In part, they are very controversial
themes that the NT falsifiers absolutely wanted to avoid:
The purity of the body, for example; the earth, the origin of
man, the metaphorical meaning of "temple," the essence
of the Christ, etc.
The style of the texts in the document "the Teachings of Silvanus"
is the same as the falsification of the Gospel of Essenes
in the NT and other Christian writings.
The doctrines in the Gospel of Essenes were often written in
parables; negative statements are very rare, only in exceptional
cases. The Essene Prophet always tells of the reward
of Paradise and of the development that mankind can
achieve. The falsifiers seized upon the positive themes and
transformed them into negative. They directed accusations,
exhortations, and questions, as well as employing symbolic
synonyms as needed to pursue their intentions. This explains
why the source from which the texts were drawn was
made unrecognizable.
For example: the Essene Prophet declares (by means of a
simile) how the disease he calls "Satan" robs man's peace,
and how the disease is driven from the body through fasting.
In our case, we are speaking of a tapeworm. He compares
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