Essenes Gospel and its falsification Dez 18

son commits against his body. He would take death into
himself in this way and make his body a grave, which
sounds logical.
In the Gospel of Essenes, the Baptist designates the worm
and all the parasites that are drawn out through baptism in
the form of worms and are swept from the body, as Satan.
This reference to Satan on a material level was based solely
on the phenomenon of physical illness and in turn implies
the importance of maintaining health.
The Essene Baptist compared the reborn man, who has regained
his original purity, to fruit, in which the elements
sun, water, air and earth harmoniously interact.
It follows that if an individual complies with the Divine
Laws and strives for harmony of the elements in his body, as
occurs in fruit or in a flower, he is reborn. He will become a
creation and will not die, nor will he decay, nor poison the
earth through his corpse by becoming a victim of the worm.
He will instead go to his parents and decompose. He will
return both materially and mentally to his parents. He will
return to Mother Earth for the material body, where he will
become fertile earth, and return in spirit to the heavenly Father.
This takes place metaphorically in fruit when transformed
into spirit (alcohol) : That is the resurrection. This is
the message of the Essene Baptist.
To become the victim of the worm would be to become the
victim of Satan.
For this reason, the Baptist describes the „sinner" as follows:
“And he who cleanses himself externally but within remains
unclean, is like a tomb or two tombs that outwards
are painted fair, but are within full of all manner of horrible
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