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Why protect Jesus' bloodline?

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posted on Aug, 5 2015 @ 09:35 AM
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a reply to: Shawn B.

Does anyone really think that religion would be "null and void" if this was proven? That's a laugh actually....Nice try but at this point there is nothing, absolutely NOTHING that would make religion "null and void"....The people who believe will always believe regardless of you finding a "sacred female" or anything else of that nature...Sorry but it is damn true



posted on Aug, 5 2015 @ 02:53 PM
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a reply to: CoriSCapnSkip


If there is any "bloodline," Mary Magdalene may in fact have been married, perhaps even to a relative of Jesus, and their descendants began claiming they were descended from Jesus Himself as opposed to His brother or cousin. I'd be interested to learn if this were the case, but my best guess would be these Europeans had no relation to the peoples of the Middle East. Something fishy about the Merovingians indeed!

Actually there is quite a bit known about Jesus that has not been let known by most seminaries.

34-36 AD - After the crucifixion, Lazarus and his family remained in Bethany for several years. Their estates were vast, and from all accounts, it was gradually liquidated. Martha, being the eldest, was responsible for the administration of the property. This was recorded in the Book of Rabinus (34th and 35th chapters); where upon the sale they gave the whole proceeds to Peter, for the use of the Jerusalem Nazarene Church.

Mary Magdalene is one of the most interesting characters of the New Testament story. In recent years, a lot of research has been done on Mary. It is known, in the canon and in the extra-biblical gospels that Mary had a special relationship with Jesus, which was close, personal and intimate. Because of her role on the Easter morning and being the first to bring the news of the risen Christ to the other Apostle, she has been called the “Apostle to the Apostles”.

Outside of Mary, the mother of Jesus, Mary Magdalene, is the most revered woman in all Christendom with more churches dedicated directly and indirectly in her honor. She is reputed to be the person in whom the enigmatic ‘Black Madonna’ statues are modeled after with the idea that black means the dark, shaded and the hidden Madonna.

What we do know is, Mary Magdalene, was found in Caesarea in 38-46 AD with Joseph, Philip, Lazarus, Zaccheus and others. In the Recognition of Clements, this fact is so stated. She was then a participant in the perilous exile at sea, landing at Ste. Maries in the Camaroque. We have indirect evidence of her life being at Glastonbury with Joseph as one of the twelve anchorites and the Avalon School. We also know that her last days were spent in isolation in a mountain cave in the Ste. Baume Mountain Range about twenty-five miles out of Marseilles, France. Here she lived the life as a hermit. Visiting this site, I was impressed at the immense solitude and the beauty of the panorama view seen from the heights. Why did she remain in solitude? Was it in remorse and grief as the forgiven prostitute? I doubt it. This is the picture of the Roman Church. What is more striking suggestion was she a hunted woman, in permanent exile due to her close personal association with Jesus, born as an heir of the dynasty of David? Someday, we may know.

Death: It has been recorded that Mary’s death was in the eleventh day before the kalends of August and she was interned by her friend, Maximinus in a bright sepulcher. The remains of Mary Magdalene’s most famed site are in the Church of St. Maximinus (built about 1295 AD) about eight miles from the cave site of her last home.

Behind the chancel screen is the entrance to the crypt chapel which contains the alabaster sarcophagus which originally contained the body of Mary Magdalene. Upon the altar is a small but well formed skull, encased in a golden skull, supported on a pedestal representing angels with wings. The ramus and ascending portion of the lower jaw (inferior maxilla) are missing. On the front of the skull is reputed to be a lighter spot where a piece of flesh adhered for hundreds of years, supposedly touched by Christ after the resurrection. To the left is a golden arm and hand casing which contains one of the arm bones.
Much more is known by tradition but not accepted by most Christian outlets.
www.biblesearchers.com...



posted on Aug, 10 2015 @ 10:03 PM
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originally posted by: Old Man
Jesus does not have a 'bloodline' in existence today.


The Bible tells us that He was 'cut off.....and who shall speak of his descendents?'


This whole theory, which is being put to the populace today (but is actually hundreds of years old), is yet just another attempt to discredit Jesus, and 'take away His divinity' in the eyes of men.


To their destruction.




But you were warned, right?


Do you have a source that ISN'T the Bible?



posted on Aug, 10 2015 @ 10:25 PM
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There no way, he would of had Divine Protection for the second...
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posted on Aug, 13 2015 @ 09:37 PM
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a reply to: Shawn B.

As an esoteric theory, since Jesus Christ rearranged spells Thesius J. C., Sr. ,
if
God and the son of God,
He could be unconditionally loving of the or a lineage of unconditionally loving people,
or just a renunciate to have transcended desire.

God, and the son of God, because a component of the whole, and because born of the whole.

If well disciplined at Jewish renunciation, and a lion that can shape shift into a human, as well as several thousand years old,
Thesius may possess a rare special brain chemistry from ego transcendence inducing
genetically shrunken pride.
Such could result in less of an instinctive glitch to spiritual experiences because pride is instinct,
love imparts control.



posted on Aug, 13 2015 @ 09:38 PM
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a reply to: KublahCain

Thesius JC, Sr. = Thesius Jesus Christ, Sir.

Theseus for TheZeus



posted on Aug, 13 2015 @ 10:20 PM
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Most religious stories are built on the same myths, but with a bit of reality. I could probably tell you who we will probably worship in the future, but, thats a part of the mystery of never knowing the future. Or you are a total idiot like me and find out. A symbol of cardinal virtues. Now take a guess who that is



posted on Aug, 13 2015 @ 11:36 PM
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I am an aboriginal Australian who employed the services of a linking up organization whose job is to counsel and connect
First Australians back to their family's and country from which they have been separated(Stolen).
My counselor admitted to me that he was and I qoute "A scout for an ancient bloodline" also "My wife's eyes change" admittedly from black to cat's eyes.
I was too shocked to enquire more on the whole scout thing. Too scared to admit I had just heard that.
The eye conversation ended in us agreeing we were on different sides of a war between human and alien.
More on that in another thread.
The questions I raise are:- Why would an ancient bloodline scout be in Australia, among Aboriginal people?
:- What are they going to do with them if they find them?

It's pretty #ed when you need counseling to cope with counseling!



posted on Aug, 14 2015 @ 02:19 AM
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I don't know allot about Jesus beyond what little I remember from occasional Sunday school during my childhood, but It's not hard to speculate that there may be some special abilities imbedded in the DNA of some bloodlines that could be switched on in the future, should certain conditions occur. For their own protection and that of the bloodline they likely would not even be aware of what they carry for most if not all of their lives. Killing or disabling them would be like killing a soldier before he's sent to war, thus masking their true heritage would be a must.
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posted on Aug, 14 2015 @ 06:56 AM
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a reply to: Woodwoman




A scout for an ancient bloodline"


Being an Australian I am intrigued. Please do a thread about it.



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