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The saviour was crucified between two thieves. |
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The belief concept that a saviour was crucified between two thieves is a popular mythology that predates Christian stories by at least 600 to 1,000 years. |
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The specific events surrounding the crucifixion of Jesus as now written in heavily edited scriptures of the New Testament appears overwhelmingly to be borrowed from Eastern mythologies by Eusebius around 325 to 330 in his official role of forming the first official Bible of Christianity as ordered by Emperor Constantine. |
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| Saviour crucified between 2 thieves |
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Saviour/God |
Culture/Religion |
Year of Origin |
| Krishna |
Hindu |
1140 BCE |
| Quetzalcoatl |
Mexico, Hopi |
400 BCE |
| Jesus |
Christianity |
44 CE |
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In order to establish a universally consistent set of myths to unite the various sects of christianity, including the Paulinists, the Tertullians, the Boethusians and others, Eusebius used a range of universal and ancient themes taken from older gods such as Krishna. |
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A short summary shows the degree to which the death myths of Jesus match Krishna with astounding consistency: |
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| The Krishna and Jesus Birth Myths |
| The Hindu Krishna Myth |
The Christian Jesus Myth |
| Krishna was crucified. |
Jesus was crucified. |
| Krishna was crucified between two thieves |
Jesus was crucified between two thieves |
| During the crucifixion, Krishna was wounded by an arrow. |
During the crucifixion, Jesus was wounded by a spear. |
| At noon on the day of Krishna's crucifixion, the sun darkened. |
From the sixth hour to the ninth hour on the day of Jesus' crucifixion, the sun darkened. |
Krishna descended into Hell.
He raised the dead.
He brought back two boys from Hell. |
Jesus descended into Hell.
He raised the dead.
He brought back from Hell two boys, the sons of the high priest.
Source: The Apocryphal Gospel of Nicodemus. |
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The fact that aspects of the life of Krishna were taken and incorporated into the new religion of christianity by Emperor Constantine does not invalidate the historical fact of the existence of a royal prince of the line of Judah we now know as Jesus. It does however, challenge credibility of all Bibles published since the Vulgate of Jerome in the 5th Century CE. |
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The discovery of the oldest known Bible in existence called the "Sinaiticus" a verified copy of the official Nicene Bible of Eusebius from the mid 4th Century provides an indication of the heresy of all subsequent massive re-edits of the scriptures of Christianity since. |
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On forensic comparison of just the New Testament between the Vulgate created by Jerome and the Sinaiticus Bible (almost certainly an original of the official Constantine Nicene Bible), there was discovered approximately 14,800 editorial alterations. |
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In the Gospel of Mark edited by Eusebius as a compliation of previous scripture and "borrowed" themes from other religions there is no mention of the resurrection of Jesus, nor his ascension into Heaven. |
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It is also reported that the absence of this fundamental element of doctrine of christianity is also absent from the Alexandrian Bible (6th Century) as well as the 7th Century Vatican Bible. |
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Of importance is the fact that the Sinaiticus carries three Gospels approved by the Nicaea Council but rejected unilaterally by Jerome and Pope Damasus: the Shepherd of Hermas (written by two resurrected ghosts, Charinus and Lenthius), the Missive of Barnabas and the Odes of Solomon. |
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Only one conclusion can therefore be drawn upon this overwhelming factual evidence that key elements of scripture were deliberately added well after the 7th Century. |
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No credence can be given then to the accuracy of any of the stories within Bibles edited and published since the 5th Century. |
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