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THE TRUTH ABOUTJESUS, JUDAS ISCARIOT AND EXTRATERRESTRIALS
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Author: Intrepid
Date: Thu, 21 Apr 2011 08:47
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IF you're an ignorant, pompous asshole -- which I hope to God that you
aren't -- you'll dismiss this posting without even having the
curiosity and open-mindedness to read it in its entirety.
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http://www.sciencemusings.com/blog/uploaded_images/HUDF-777866.jpg
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This is the Hubble Telesciope's greatest photo that was taken of a
black speck of sky shown in a previous astounding photo of space taken
a few years earlier.
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This view captures the mind-boggling outreaches of the universe as if
taken through an eight-inch straw.
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No question, almost the same breathtaking scene would be evident no
matter where the Hubble is pointed. The size of the universe is THAT
incredible.
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And to insist that there is no other intelligent life out there among
the trillions of galaxies simply boggles the mind.
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Friends, Romans, Countrymen! Lend me your ears.
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I'm here to praise Judas Iscariot, not to belittle and ridicule him as
history has been doing for 2,011 ears.
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You see, the Gospels about Jesus Christ were conveniently edited in
the first or second century of Christianity when many passages were
removed and others undoubtedly added.
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Hell, to begin with, the Gospels don't even have Jesus' name right
(actually  he was called Jmmanuel) and, more importantly, HE NEVER
ONCE CLAIMED TO BE THE SON OF GOD.
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Also, the only  true, factual Gospel about Jmmanuel  was NOT written
by either Matthew, Mark, Luke or John -- but, instead, by Judas
Iscariot, who DID NOT betray "Jesus" and DID NOT commit suicide for
betraying "Christ" as the Catholic Church has long had us believe.
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See, "Jesus" DID NOT die on the cross and, in fact, lived to a ripe
old age past 90, marrying while in his 40s and raising a family. And
Judas Iscariot remained his faithful companion
for decades AFTER the crucifixion, recording his travels to India and
his many years preaching there (writing the Talmud of Jmmanuel, the
ONLY TRUE GOSPEL)..
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Truth or Fiction? All you need do is be true to yourself and compare
what's in the Gospel written by Judas Iscariot and contained in
scrolls that were discovered in a cavern near Jerusalem in 1963 and
now known as the Talmud of Jmmanuel.
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Billy Meier of Switzerland had been directed to
parchments encased in tree resin by extraterrestrials who originally
had made their presence known to him when he was only five years old,
about 70 years ago. Regular visitations had continued over all these
years
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The truth is that Mary, Jmmanuel's mother, was NOT a virgin when she
bore her loving child. She had been impregnated by an extraterrestrial
who looked very much like us and whose race had been responsible for
"seeding the earth" with human beings in the first place
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The extraterrestrials, not guided by greed, knew we of earth were
headed in the wrong direction, even back then. And they knew we needed
someone to teach us brotherhood, compassion and, above all, humility.
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But the early church couldn't stand the truth and had to remove any
and all ties we have to a superior civilization on another planet.
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So it made Jmmanuel the son of God, even though -- by the
extraterrestrials' own admission -- they were no more than mortal
human beings such as ourselves. They were only concerned about the
future of their
"brothers" and "sisters" on earth and fearful of the path down which
we seemed to be heading.
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Yes, the truth often hurts. But the truth IT IS. And there IS a
Superior Intelligence behind all of creation. But even the far
superior extraterrestrials, many thousands of years ahead of us in
knowledge, have humbly admitted that it is a great mystery to them as
well.
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I might interject that Matthew, Mark, Luke and John may have been
entirely honest in recording details of Jmmanuel's life and teaching
-- and the startling revelation that he didn't die on the cross.
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But those who ran the early church undoubtedly took great liberty and
juggled the truth for their own self-serving purposes.
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In any event, you owe it to yourself, your loved ones and your fellow
man to at least have the courtesy and common sense to examine the
evidence of our link to other human beings --  as written in Judas
Iscariot's Gospel.
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You should certainly not dismiss it out of hand without first learning
more so you can make a sincere and honest judgment.
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As Dietmar Rothe, a scholar who studied the ancient scrolls written by
Judas Iscariot, stated:
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"The Talmud of Jmmanuel makes it
clear that our genetic roots lie in the
cosmos, and that there are other human
populations scattered throughout
the galaxy.
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"Extraterrestrial beings have monitored
and guided Earth humanity's evolution
for millions of years. We need to accept
this 'alien' presence and extract meaning
and value from this for our own spiritual
growth.
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"Only ignorant people with an impoverished
consciousness will keep asking: 'Is there
intelligent life out there?'  In truth, the entire
universe is alive and intelligent because
the infinitely intelligent Creation spirit
maintains everything that exists within
its consciousness."
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http://www.tjresearch.info/
http://www.avilabooks.com/Jmmanuel.htm

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>      THE TALMUD OF JMMANUEL  (TJ)

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How this document, discovered in Jerusalem
in 1963, ushers in the New Age while exposing
the New Testament gospels as being more
corrupt than even the Jesus Seminar suspects
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This is the web site of Jim Deardorff , research
professor emeritus at Oregon State University.
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This site presents the results of 16 years' analysis of the Talmud of
Jmmanuel (TJ), showing, largely through comparison with the Gospel of
Matthew, that the TJ was the source for that gospel.
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The TJ informs us precisely which Matthean verses are genuine, which
are partly genuine, and which are pure invention.
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In over 100 comparisons of parallel passages,
the arguments pointing to Matthean dependence upon the TJ are seen to
be difficult to reverse, and in all other instances the differences
between the two are also consistent with TJ genuineness.
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Tests for TJ genuineness are indirect because its original Aramaic
scrolls were destroyed due to their heresies, and only the German
translation survived.
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From the TJ, one sees that 19th-century scholars erred in assuming
that Mark came before Matthew.
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SCHOLARS BEWARE: The UFO biblical connections are real.
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The Web page again:
>  http://www.tjresearch.info/
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GOOD GOD!
http://www.edconrad.org
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MAN AS OLD AS COAL
http://www.edconrad.com
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http://groups.google.com/group/dc.smithsonian/msg/522305f02e955b66
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Ed Conrad
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"We can forgive a child who is afraid
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is when men are afraid of the light."
                                       -- Plato
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