Essenes Gospel and its falsification Dez 18

strations of willpower, and that a re-born individual not only
has control over his mind, but is also controlled by love.
The fiction about the death of the Son of God had the purpose
of creating the notion of inadequacy and immaturity of
mankind. This was a concept that made sense for the "nonbaptized"
and justified the gospel of grace. The individual
who is incapable of obeying the Divine Commandments,
will be pardoned by the death of Jesus, no longer needing to
strive for his salvation.
Christians must only believe in the divinity of Jesus to
achieve heaven. Not even a Christian’s good deeds can save
him, rather only faith in the unbelievable to define his affiliation
with God. Thus, the deceivers had easy play, because
from that time on they could fantasize all sorts of things to
their followers, and these would be believed. The followers
would thirst for the incredible and for miracles to demonstrate
their faith. Thus, the concept of grace was born, the
entire fiction was built upon the perspective of grace.
The concept of grace and the deprecation of the Jews were
the focal points on which the falsifiers relied to reach their
goals. Therefore, it can be observed that in the New Testament
every opportunity was seized upon for Jesus to express
contempt for his own people, who the fictitious figure ofly
wished to take his life.
Important elements of the Doctrine of Purtiy were cultivation
of the whole earth as a solution to the world’s hunger,
baptism and the consumption of uncooked foods, to build
the body’s "temple" and keep it pure. Therefore, the Essene
Baptist taught his following to dry figs in the sun, to eat
them when the tree no longer bears fruit in winter, thus
when hunger comes. In this case, the falsifiers used the following
terms:
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