Essenes Gospel and its falsification Dez 18

The fictitious Decapitation of John the Baptist:
If we restore the true meaning to the terms from the Gospel
of Essenes, then scenarios in the Bible that contain these
terms obtain very different meanings: Christ, Temple, Satan,
Baptism, etc.
The plagiarists not only managed to undermine the identity
of the Essene Baptist, but also succeeded in claiming that the
incidents of healing performed by the the fictitious figure of
Jesus (who stands for the Baptist) were miracles, as opposed
to the results of active participation by the individual as according
to the doctrine of the Essene Baptism.
Hence, followers would have to henceforth accustom themselves
to the fictitious notion of miracles. The Brotherhood
never bathed in ponds, but in rivers and springs. The plagiarists
succeeded again in shedding a negative light upon the
Jewish people. According to this legend, not a single Jew
over a period of 38 years took pity on the poor man and
helped him into the water.
Distortion of the metaphorical meaning of terms:
If you correctly interpret the true meaning of the terms of the
Essener Gospel and apply this to scenarios in the Bible employing
those terms, a completely different meaning to the
concepts of Christ, temple, Satan, baptism, etc. emerges.
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