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JUDAS ISCARIOT THE REAL STORY! as revealed by the "Gospel Pesher" Codes |
excerpted from "Jesus and the Riddle of the Dead Sea Scrolls" by Dr. Barbara Thiering, PhD |
' "Judas
Iscariot"
The successor of Judas
the Galilean,
the nationalistic leader of AD
6. Judas Iscariot was
head of East Manasseh, fervent militant nationists. He required all
Gentiles to be circumcised and to become fully Jewish. In AD 29 and
30 Judas was the dominant head of Manasseh, and as "Satan",
He would be Priest and Pope, and Jesus King. But Jesus rejected him,
allying with the peace faction in the Twelve
Apostles [a political group of the
Essenes of that era], thus causing him (Judas) to lose power.
At the time of the crucifixion Judas attempted revenge, notifying Pilate
of the whereabouts of three wanted zealots, and working with Agrippa I to
offer a bribe [thirty pieces
of silver] to Pilate for his own
release. But Pilate then accepted a bribe from the tetrarch
Antipas for the release of Theudas [Barabbas],
and Judas was crucified in the place of Theudas. When the method of
execution was changed to burial alive, his legs were broken and he was
placed in the cave, becoming one of the two "angels" seen
there. When Simon Magus was rescued Judas was punished for his
betrayal of his comrades by being thrown down the cliff from the window of
the cave."
Jesus
and the Riddle of the Dead Sea Scrolls --- page 392, 393
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