Rengav Etneciv

Blasphemy! The Crucifixion of an Innocent. Rengav Etneciv

Blasphemy: The Crucifixion of an Innocent The apocryphal gospel of Joseph of Arimathea. In this story, the author tells the life of Jesus and how he lived in his last days with the disciples and with Judas and his relationship with Mary Magdalene. In a surprising version of the real reasons that led Judas to betray the Messiah. And his anonymous disciple Joseph of Arimathea, he testifies to the supposed story that happened two thousand years ago and the possible emotional involvement between Jesus and Mary Magdalene. But could this love have existed? In 1945, peasants from Upper Egypt accidentally discovered jars buried near Nag Hammadi, in these clay jars were papyrus scrolls ... Three of these jars were sold and their texts were concealed. for almost 66 years ... A translator was found dead at his home in Cairo ... And on the floor of an old wardrobe in one of the rooms of the house was found a manuscript sheet and pieces of Hebrew papyrus inside a notebook. where the translation of all the texts of these supposed papyrus was written, and there were little pieces of papyrus containing the word blasphemy, condemnation, innocent, and a most surprising thing not found in these kinds of documents, a Hebrew signature. ?'??? ?? ★★★★★★? Joseph of Arimathea. This handwritten copy of the deceased translator is translated in full, faithfully as found in the notebook, containing spelling errors in language syntax and punctuation, and it is up to the reader to interpret the confusing or incorrect passages. Reminding the reader that this book contains Gnostic texts and surprising ancient texts about the facts of the life of Jesus' disciples, which can be impressive. Warning: This book contains Gnostic thoughts and texts with ancient scriptures and sacred texts. by Rengav Etneciv