Essenes Gospel and its falsification Dez 18

Through Christian orientation within my family circle I
came to know the Bible. Christian Doctrine, however, was
not convincing to me.
My family and friends knew that I had always considered
the natural uncooked foods as the optimal form of nourishment,
so I received the entire Gospel of the Essenes in 1989
as a present. When I finished reading it, I had no doubt that
this gospel was the original message that a holy man in the
1st century AD had told the Jewish people. I was enchanted
by the words of the Essene Prophet, whose message captivated
me.
At first I could not explain the important resemblance between
the Gospel of the Essenes and the New Testament. It
occurred to me that the Essene spoke of the reward of Paradise
in words of love, while Jesus in the NT threatened the
punishment of hell, which was basically the same message
from a different perspective. At first glance I recognized a
deviation in the Gospel of the Essenes, which I knew from
the Epistle of Paul to Corinthian, under the "Lord of Love:"
"And if I give up all my possessions to feed the poor, and all
my fire which I have received from my father, but have no
love, it is of no avail to me ...." 1
I compared the verse with the Corinthian letter that Paul is
said to have written, and I was amazed by the sentence:
“all my fire that I have received from my Father”,
1 Gopel of Peace of the Essene Book 1 Page 16
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