Essenes Gospel and its falsification Dez 18

New dimension of the strategy:
Macabre ambiguities directed toward the Essene
Baptist:
This macabre ambiguity runs through the whole New Testament
and the corresponding alterations of the texts from
the authentic gospel. We have seen that the Baptist is a substitute
for the sinner in the chapter "Jesus in the desert," and
for Satan's worm. Other manipulated texts lead to further
conclusions:
1. Jesus is the sinner or the Prodigal Son in:
a. Jesus in the desert.
Lets us know that Jesus was not seduced by the devil
into the desert.
b. Jesus in the garden Gethsemane.
It shows that the crucifixion did not take place.
c. Judah’s betrayal.
Lets us know that Jesus was not betrayed by his disciple
of Judah.
d. It is no coincidence that there is “Jew” in the name
"Judas".
e. The Baptism of Jesus.
Only a sinner must be baptized.
2. Jesus is Satan or Demon:
a. Decapitation of John the Baptist.
Indicates that John was not beheaded.
b. A demon leaves the body and returns with seven
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