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which were part of the Jesus Seminar, said that Jesus did not say about 80% of the words which
are attributed to him in the four gospels. They claim that the words were inserted by Christians
after His death. In October, 1994, the Seminar convened and decided that the virgin birth of
Jesus was fabricated. One participant called it “theological fiction.” This group began working
on a new Bible commentary to reflect all of its findings.
The Gospel of John doesn’t mention the birth of Jesus, but it covers the conclusion of his
ministry. The incident of the wedding at Cana is only mentioned in John, and is unusual in that
the bride and groom are not identified, yet Jesus, His disciples, and His mother were there. When
they ran out of wine, it was Jesus who performed the miracle of turning water into wine. The
question was asked– why would Jesus use His divine powers for such an insignificant purpose–
unless it was His own wedding. Researchers have analyzed John 2:9-10, and feel that where the
head of the feast is speaking to the bridegroom, it is actually Jesus that he is addressing. It is
argued that this marriage was Jesus being married to Mary Magdalene, who it is believed was the
woman whom Jesus cast the demons out of, who washed and anointed the feet of Jesus, and who
is identified as Mary of Bethany (sister of Lazarus and Martha). She figures heavily in the
gospels, and it was to her that Jesus first revealed Himself after the Resurrection.
Since the Essene law forbade marriage, Jesus may have been forced to withdraw from his
relationship with her, because it would interfere with His work.
The Gospel of the Ebionites (‘ebionim’ Hebrew for ‘the humble’ or ‘poor’ were purists that
believed only the poor could receive Salvation, observed the Law of Moses, and considered
Jesus to only be a prophet) or Gospel of the Hebrews, supposedly shed so much light on Jesus,
that it was suppressed by Church leaders. In fact, all books of the Ebionite sect have
mysteriously disappeared. In the Gospel of Mary, Peter says: “Sister, we know that the Saviour
loved you more than the rest of women. Tell us the words of the Saviour which you remember–
which you know but we do not, nor have we heard them.” The apocryphal Gospel of Philip
refers to Mary as his “spouse,” and says: “There were three who always walked with the Lord;
Mary his mother and her sister (Salome) and Magdalen, the one who is called His companion
(partner) ... the spouse (companion) of the Saviour is Mary Magdalen ... (He) loved her more
than all the disciples and used to kiss her often on the mouth.” Near the end of the book, it says:
“There is the Son of Man and there is the son of the Son of Man. The Lord is the Son of Man,
and the son of the Son of Man is he who is created through the Son of Man.” It was Mary
Magdalene, who carried the Grail, Sangraal, or ‘Royal Blood’ to France.
Around 70 AD, Mary, the wife of Jesus, took his children, and fled the Holy Land to escape
the Roman destruction of Jerusalem. They made their way to a Jewish community in Provence,
in southern France, where the lineage of Jesus, through marriage, was joined with the royal
family of the Franks (during the 5th century, the Sicambrians, a Germanic tribe called the
Franks, crossed the Rhine River into Gaul into what is now Belgium and northern France), thus
creating the royal Merovingian dynasty. Within the Merovingian royal family, there were many
Judaic names. It is believed that she later died at Saint Baume.
It could be that the Holy Grail, ‘Sang Raal,’ or ‘Royal Blood,’ could actually represent the
womb of Mary Magdalene, which produced the bloodline. It is even conjectured that French
cathedrals like Notre Dame, were built in honor of Mary Magdalene, and not the mother of
Jesus.
In 2003, according to a novel by Dan Brown called The Da Vinci Code, the Prieuré de Sion
deliberately manipulated the record of Mary’s role in the life of Jesus to spare her family from
Roman Catholic leaders who sought to maintain the Biblical depiction. They used a code and