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Chapter 19 - 6 CE  
     
361.
    
1.
 In the year 6
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (6 AD)
3.
 Upon the appointment of Coponius as Prefect
4.
 Ananus (Ananias), son of Seth
5.
 Was appointed by legate Quirinius
6.
 As High Priest of the Temple of Jerusalem
7.
 Upon his appointment
8.
 High Priest Ananias did welcome Joseph (CÚ-CÚILEANN)
9.
 Into the Great Sanhedrin
10.
 Against the opposition of Simon of Qumran
11.
 And Gamaliel the Elder.
 
362.
    
1.
 Following the birth of Jesus
2.
 Joseph (CÚ-CÚILEANN) and Mary
3.
 Did have six other children
4.
 The second child was named Martha
5.
 Her name also Matia
6.
 To distinguish her from the others (Mary's)
7.
 Wrongly called Salome by Some
8.
 The third eldest was James
9.
 Also known as James the Just
10.
 The fourth child of Mary
11.
 Was Jose which means Joseph
12.
 The fifth child of Joseph and Mary
13.
 Was named Judas
14.
 Also known as Jude and
15.
 Thomas which means twin
16.
 The last child was known as Miriam
17.
 Also known as Mary
18.
 These are the six children
19.
 Of Joseph (CÚ-CÚILEANN) and Mary
 
363.
    
1.
 In the year 9
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (9 AD)
3.
 News was sent to Joseph (CÚ-CÚILEANN)
4.
 King Cunobelinus of the Catuvellauni in Britannii
5.
 From the area of Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire
6.
 Did attack and hold the lands of the Trinovances of Essex
7.
 And the strategically important city
8.
 of Camulodunum (Colchester)
9.
 The craftty Catuvellauni under King Tasciovanus
10.
 Had begun paying tribute to Rome
11.
 And Augustus had recognized him as King of Britain
12.
 Now his son King Cunobelinus sought the right through the Romans
13.
 To take control of the wealth and power
14.
 of the Mining regions Of the Holly Kings
15.
 Upon the news, Joseph (CÚ-CÚILEANN)
16.
 Was forced as his primary duty to return to Britannii
17.
 So Joseph with Jesus now 3 years of age
18.
 Martha (Matia) aged 1
19.
 And Mary did leave with Centurion Cornelius
20.
 And his loyal troop
21.
 From Caesarea Maritima
22.
 To the lands of the Drumonii and Durotriges
23.
 In the west of Britannii
24.
 There, Joseph did fortify his estate at Glastonbury
25.
 And seek terms with King Cunobelinus
26.
 For the continued safe trade of tin
27.
 Later that same year (10 AD)
28.
 In Glastonbury Mary did give birth to James
 
364.
    
1.
 In the year 10
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (10 AD)
3.
 Upon hearing of the return of his son CÚ-CÚILEANN (Joseph)
4.
 And his family
5.
 The old King CÚ-ROÍ(N) was overjoyed
6.
 A hollow existence transformed
7.
 He did call his court to prepare a welcome
8.
 But the great curse ushered in his anger
9.
 Did prevent his son and his family
10.
 From ever setting foot upon the sacred Isle
11.
 While the King was alive
12.
 At the thought his son and grandchildren
13.
 Being so close, yet so far
14.
 The King did have a fit
15.
 in angst and anger
16.
 Which caused him to lose speech
17.
 And the use of his legs
18.
 The King, still of sound mind
19.
 Did call for a pen and scroll
19.
 Upon which he ordered his court
20.
 To prepare him to see his son
21.
 With his own eyes
22.
 One last time, by seating him upon a ship
23.
 News was sent to Joseph and Mary
24.
 That the King would come
25.
 But as the ship left the shore of Ireland
26.
 The king did give up the ghost
27.
 True to the last word of the King
28.
 The ship with the dead King did pass the shore
29.
 Where Joseph did see his father for the last time.
 
365.
    
1.
 In the year 11
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (11 AD)
3.
 Upon the death of the great Holly King CÚ-ROÍ(N)
4.
 CÚ-CÚILEANN (Joseph) was sent word
5.
 to return to Tara for his crowning as King
6.
 But Joseph refused
7.
 saying he would not set foot upon the sacred Isle
8.
 Until the curses of his father and the Holly had been lifted
9.
 That the White (Limestone) Stone of Destiny
10.
 The foundation stone of Ebla
11.
 The Pharaoh stone of Hyksos
12.
 The stone of Messiah Kings
13.
 may come to him
14.
 At Glastonbury if that be the will of the Druids
15.
 Thus for the first and last time
16.
 CÚ-CÚILEANN (Joseph) was crowned a Holly King at Glastonbury
17.
 And Mary his Queen.
18.
 There Joseph did devote his time
19.
 to improve the administration of mining and trade
20.
 In expanding production and bringing in skills from Judea
21.
 With the assistance of the Sadducee families
22.
 Including High Priest Ananus (Ananias)
23.
 And the handsome King Herod Philip
24.
 son of the Hasmonean Queen Mariamne
25.
 with whom he had become close friends
 
366.
    
 
1.
 Whilst at Glastonbury
2.
 High King CÚ-CÚILEANN (Joseph)
3.
 Ordered that the finest manuscripts and ancient documents
4.
 Be brought to Glastonbury
5.
 For the tutoring of his son Jesus
6.
 Already at aged five
7.
 Jesus was a brilliant student
8.
 Natural at languages
9.
 On account of the travel and people he had seen
10.
 At the earliest age of six
11.
 Jesus could speak no less than five ancient languages
12.
 Whether it be Greek, or Latin
13.
 Whether it be the ancient tongue of the Holly (proto-Gaelic)
14.
 Or the languages of the Aramaic tribes
15.
 In written language, Jesus had already begun to master
16.
 Ancient Greek, Sanskrit and Latin
17.
 Jesus was fascinated with the hieroglyphs of the Egyptians
18.
 And quickly learned how to read the scrolls brought to Ireland
19.
 By his ancestors, the Hyksos Kings
20.
 Even the King, a man well known for his knowledge
21.
 Did have trouble in debate and questions from his son
22.
 But of all things, Jesus loved to converse with people
23.
 of all races and creeds
24.
 In an ancient world where even the most learned of High Priests
25.
 Rarely spoke more than two languages
26.
 The brilliance of Jesus spread as legend
 
367.
    
1.
 In the year 14
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (14 AD)
3.
 Emperor Augustus of Rome
4.
 Did give up the ghost
5.
 And his stepson Tiberius did succeed him as Emperor
6.
 A sombre and unwilling god
7.
 He did not lead like Augustus
8.
 Allowing men of low character to assume power
9.
 The following years Valerius Gratus
10.
 Was appointed Prefect (Governor) of Iudaea (Judea)
11.
 And did set about creating enemies throughout the region
12.
 First he did replace High Priest Ananus (Ananias)
13.
 Secondly he did seek out with force the Sicarii
14.
 And settlements of zealots throughout the region
15.
 Destroying their lands completely
 
368.
    
 
1.
 In the year 14
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (14 AD)
3.
 Herod Philip I, the most handsome son of Mariamne
4.
 Ruler of Northern Galilee
5.
 And the wife of Philip whose name was Salome
6.
 Daughter of Aristobulus III of Judea
7.
 Did give birth to a daughter named Mariamne
8.
 Of such great beauty
9.
 it was as if Her grandmother,
10.
 beloved wife of Herod the Great
11.
 Had been reborn
12.
 For her birth was a resurrection
13.
 Of the blood of the Hasmoneans
14.
 Like no other
 
369.
    
1.
 In the year 15
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (15 AD)
3.
 Matthias, son of Ananus (Ananias) the High Priest
4.
 The powerful Syrian Sadducee
5.
 Gave birth to a son he named Joseph
6.
 Also known as Flavius Josephus
7.
 And St. Luke
8.
 In the same year,
9.
 the great High Priest Amram of the Samaritans concluded a peace
10.
 With the house of Hillel
11.
 So that his son Nethanel
12.
 Later known as Barabbas
13.
 Also known as Dositheus
14.
 Also as Saul, the first and most reserved name
15.
 And later still the name St Paul of Tarsus
16.
 Might be welcomed as a student of the Pharisees
17.
 The first time in two hundred years
18.
 That such an accomodation had been met.
19.
 For the House of Menasheh
20.
 The only High Priest of Benjamin to rule the Temple
21.
 The traitor who sold the treasure
22.
 Hated the priests of Yeb
23.
 And the druids and line of Judah
24.
 On account of their own deficiencies
25.
 And the rule of Keltoi in Galatia
26.
 That closed their satanic pagan temples
27.
 Found common ground in their opposition
28.
 To the meddling Irish King
29.
 And their contempt for the Egyptian Messiah.
 
370.
    
1.
 In the year 16
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (16 AD)
3.
 High Priest Ananus (Ananias) did write to his friend
4.
 High King Joseph (CÚ-CÚILEANN)
5.
 Ha Rama Theo, His Divine Highness
6.
 High King of Ireland
7.
 Holly (Holy) King
8.
 Wrongly written as Arimetheo
9.
 To plead for his help on behalf the Jews
10.
 For Valerius Gratus was every bit as cruel
11.
 As his former mentor Publius Quinctilius Varus
12.
 Who had put down the rebellion
13.
 At the time of the death of Herod the Great
14.
 By the following year King Joseph
15.
 Had secured the affairs of the sacred isle
16.
 And place trusted administrators for the affairs
17.
 Of the Kingdom
18.
 And greatly increased the trade and wealth of mining,
19.
 Trade and manufacture
20.
 He did return to Judea
21.
 The richest man in the ancient world
22.
 A King in his own right
 
371.
    
1.
 In the year 18
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (18 AD)
3.
 High King Joseph (CÚ-CÚILEANN)
4.
 Queen Mary, Jesus and his other children
5.
 Did return to Judea
6.
 And established a modest palace upon the grounds
7.
 Of their estate at Bethany
8.
 While he could no longer return to Sepphoris
9.
 Because of his status
10.
 Joseph did continue to fund
11.
 the construction of the city
12.
 Upon his return High Priest Ananus (Ananias)
13.
 Was overjoyed and did speak to the High King
14.
 Concerning the new Prefect
15.
 High King Joseph (CÚ-CÚILEANN)
16.
 Did then go to Caesaria Maritama
17.
 The seat of power of the Prefect
18.
 And spoke with him
19.
 The Prefect unaccustomed to Entertaining
20.
 such Roman and ancient nobility
21.
 Did inquire what interest such a great priest-king
22.
 Would have in the affairs of the Jews
23.
 High King Joseph (CÚ-CÚILEANN)
24.
 Did remind the Prefect
25.
 that since the time of the ancients
26.
 Before the founding of Rome
27.
 It had been custom amongst all civilized peoples
28.
 That the Holly speak first
29.
 That Julius Caesar and Gaius Augustus Octavianus
30.
 Had honored this most important custom
31.
 Prefect Valerius Gratus in deep regret of his offence
32.
 Asked what might mitigate
33.
 To which High King Joseph (CÚ-CÚILEANN)
34.
 Replied that the position of High Priest be restored
35.
 To a family of honor through High Priest Ananus (Ananias)
36.
 Soon after, the Roman Prefect replaced the position
37.
 of High Priest again to Caiaphas
38.
 son in law of Ananus (Ananias)
39.
 who ruled the position of High Priest
40.
 for eighteen years
41.
 without interruption from a Prefect again
 
372.
    
1.
 In the year 18
2.
 Upon the appointment of Caiphas to High Priest
3.
 Ananus (Ananias) did ask the Holly King
4.
 Ha Rama Theo
5.
 The Lion of Judah
6.
 That His son might come before the Great Sanhedrin
7.
 To confirm his knowledge of Jewish scripture and law
8.
 But also to witness the mighty command of language
9.
 Alleged from this boy Jesus
10.
 To test his skill,
11.
 Caiphas Invited priestly representatives
12.
 from all the Temples and embassies of ancient cultures
13.
 Within the region
14.
 Greek priests came
15.
 Latin priests came
16.
 Magi from the ancient land of the Persians
17.
 Even Brahman from the lands of India did come to bear witness
18.
 Ananus (Ananias) did first ask Jesus
19.
 questions concerning Jewish law and scripture
20.
 To which he showed a deep understanding,
21.
 quoting scripture with ease
22.
 Then he did translate such scripture from Hebrew and Aramaic
23.
 into the languages Of the guests,
24.
 All were amazed of his knowledge,
25.
 even Gamaliel the Elder who proclaimed
26.
 Only a person sent by God could possess such a gift
27.
 He will be a great Messiah
28.
 To which uproar began amongst the Great Sanhedrin
29.
 as Priests from Qumran did argue against such claims
30.
 High Priest Simon known later as Simon Magus
31.
 Challenged Gamaliel and Ananias
32.
 Is this not the son of a foreign King?
33.
 A Roman noble not a Jew?
34.
 He is no messiah.
35.
 Only a Jew pure of blood and heart
36.
 May be called so.
37.
 All knew Simon spoke for John the Baptist
38.
 The miraculous son of Zedekiah
39.
 Who had been groomed like Elijah
40.
 As a new messiah
41.
 In anger, the priests of Qumran did leave
42.
 And Caiphas completed the test
43.
 With Jesus quoting scripture from each ancient culture
 
373.
    
1.
 The remarkable feat of the crown prince Jesus
2.
 Before the wisest group of ancient priests
3.
 From all faiths
4.
 Spread far and wide
5.
 That he would be the one
6.
 A Great Messiah King
7.
 Soon after
8.
 Gamaliel the Elder
9.
 Sought support to found
10.
 A great school for the best students
11.
 Of Jewish families
12.
 From all corners of the world
13.
 In which they would be taught scriptures
14.
 And to write not only in Hebrew and Aramaic
15.
 But in all the great languages
16.
 Caiphas and Ananus (Ananias)
17.
 were also Inspired by the feats
18.
 of the young prince Jesus
19.
 They did call upon the High King Joseph
20.
 To be patron of a grand scriptorium
21.
 Next to the Temple
22.
 Where hundreds of the greatest Jewish scribes
23.
 from around The ancient world
24.
 Would be gathered and the sacred texts
25.
 Of the Jews would be transcribed
26.
 In multiple copies
27.
 Into all the great languages
28.
 High King Joseph (CÚ-CÚILEANN)
29.
 Did agree to support Caiphas
30.
 And gave such generous funds
31.
 That the scriptorium and scribes
32.
 Would be built and kept open for years
33.
 But High Priest Simon of YAHU
34.
 And Qumran did consider Jesus an abomination
35.
 To their plans of a Messiah
36.
 Simon did send word to all Communities
37.
 of the Therapeutae
38.
 And all Temples under his control
39.
 Not to send their children
40.
 To the new school of Gamaliel
41.
 Nor to support Joseph and the claims concerning Jesus
42.
 Instead, John the Baptist
43.
 Was sent out at the age of 18
44.
 to the River Jordan
45.
 Dressed in skins like the myths of Elijah
46.
 To begin a ministry
47.
 To The sick and poor who travelled
48.
 To these waters in the hope
49.
 Of miracle cures
50.
 And introduce a new ceremony
51.
 Devised by the priests of Qumran
52.
 Called Baptism
53.
 That persons not of priestly blood
54.
 Could through The immersion in water
55.
 Be cleansed of past deeds
56.
 And gain spiritual protection
 
374.
    
1.
 Many times since his return from Britannii
2.
 High King Joseph (CÚ-CÚILEANN)
3.
 Queen Mary and their family
4.
 Were entertained by the handsome Prince Herod Philip
5.
 At his palace upon the shores of Galilee
6.
 And at his palace within the Roman military city
7.
 Of Caesaria Maritama
8.
 While a Herod by birth
9.
 Philip was also Hasmonean
10.
 By his mother
11.
 And longed for a return to the greatness
12.
 Of the Macabees
13.
 Joseph and Philip did discuss such matters
14.
 Of the apocolyptic cult of Qumran
15.
 Obsessed in writing of the end of the world
16.
 And bringing a Messiah
17.
 Whose real parents were unknown
18.
 They did also discuss the wonders
19.
 and skill of Prince Jesus
20.
 That through his marriage
21.
 to their young daughter Mariamne
22.
 When she became of age
23.
 Might bring forth Messiah Kings
24.
 Of undisputed authority
25.
 For Philip married to his cousin Salome
26.
 The daughter of Aristobulus III
27.
 Had produced the purest
28.
 Remaining blood of the Hasmoneans
29.
 Through Princess Mariamne
30.
 And through Joseph
31.
 Was the blood of the prophets
32.
 And the Lions of Judah
33.
 Their progeny
34.
 would Be without peer
 
375.
    
1.
 In the year 22
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (22 AD)
3.
 The word of John the Baptist had spread
4.
 Thousands flocked to the shores
5.
 Of the River Jordan
6.
 To hear of his sermons
7.
 Of the evil of man
8.
 Of the wickedness of rich priests
9.
 and those that claimed to be
10.
 the only messengers of God
11.
 The Baptists preached constantly
12.
 of the coming armageddon
13.
 of the war between angels and demons
14.
 And the day of judgment
15.
 When God would cast all sinners into Hell
16.
 And only those baptized in the spirit would be saved
17.
 A great messiah he had become
18.
 Not only for the uneducated
19.
 But nobles as well
20.
 Who were entranced by his knowledge of scripture
21.
 and his powerful message of fear
22.
 Many who had been baptized by John
23.
 claimed miracle cures
24.
 Some claimed their sight restored
25.
 Others claimed they were once lame and now could walk
26.
 That John the Baptist
27.
 had cast out hundreds of devils
28.
 that the angels of heaven
29.
 did shine perpetual light upon him
30.
 Such was the power of John the Baptist
31.
 and his new ceremony of Baptism
32.
 that many Pharisees and Sadducee Priests
33.
 themselves had gone to John the Baptist
34.
 to be Baptized
35.
 For the priests of Qumran
36.
 had spreading the word
37.
 to all the Jewish world
38.
 in support of John the Baptist
39.
 that any person not baptized
40.
 was doomed to hell
41.
 and any person who was a priest and not baptized
42.
 was an agent for satan
43.
 and the army of demons opposing god
44.
 While Gamaliel the Elder and Ananias
45.
 had resisted the popular voice of the Baptist
46.
 Ananias did encourage his sons
47.
 to go to John the Baptist
48.
 and be baptized
49.
 Including Eleazar, Jonathan, Theophilus, Matthias
50.
 and Ananus the younger
 
376.
    
1.
 High King Joseph
2.
 the true lion of Judah
3.
 and Messiah King
4.
 did resist calls for Jesus and his other children
5.
 to be baptized by John the Baptist
6.
 on account that such claims
7.
 made by High Priest Simon
8.
 in support of the baptist
9.
 were things of fable and trickery
10.
 King Joseph did call Simon
11.
 Simon the Magician
12.
 or Simon Magus as a name of derision
13.
 a name which became popular
14.
 to be used by Gamaliel and the House of Ananias
15.
 on account of his trickery of Qumran
16.
 But even for their doubt
17.
 the popularity of the Baptist
18.
 continued to grow
19.
 even the recognition
20.
 by increasing numbers of Jews
21.
 of the new year of 22
22.
 on account of the years
23.
 since the coming of John the Baptist
24.
 as the Messiah
25.
 In the end, the pressure was to great to ignore
26.
 and High King Joseph summonsed his son Jesus
27.
 to appear before John the Baptist
28.
 to be baptized.
 
377.
    
1.
 In the year 22
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (22 AD)
3.
 The crafty priests of Qumran had spread the world
4.
 That Prince Jesus, the supposed young Messiah
5.
 Would be coming to honor John the Baptist
6.
 And be baptized
7.
 So that thousands lined the banks of the river
8.
 And the high points to see this historic encounter
9.
 Slowly and with respect, Jesus approached
10.
 The bank of the river
11.
 where the Baptist Was standing in the shallows
12.
 And knelt in the water his head bowed
13.
 Whereupon the Baptist did speak for all to hear
14.
 Cousin! You grace me with your presence.
15.
 Is it not I who should be baptized by you?
16.
 Behold the great messiah
17.
 By your voice shall the heavens open
18.
 And anoint you themselves?
19.
 With this, Jesus of eighteen years did stand
20.
 To look directly at his cousin and spoke
21.
 Brother John, I did not come to dishonor
22.
 Nor to be dishonored
23.
 I did not call these people to bear witness
24.
 But am present on account of duty
25.
 If this be your will, I shall depart
26.
 John the Baptist then did grasp the arm of Jesus
27.
 And held him fast, lifting his hand
28.
 Holding it next to his
29.
 The hands of the Baptist, coarse and calloused
30.
 The hands of Jesus, smooth and manicured
31.
 As supple as a child
32.
 The Baptist did speak
33.
 If you truly are a Messiah
34.
 Worthy to lead my people
35.
 Then I shall baptize you
36.
 And bow before you
37.
 For forty nights hence we shall fast
38.
 And if you be God’s anointed messenger
39.
 Then the angels shall give you
40.
 Strength and courage
41.
 The Baptist had therefore challenged Jesus
42.
 As a Prince of the most sacred and ancient bloodlines
43.
 of all humanity
44.
 Except for his planned birth
45.
 Jesus had never before slept in anything less
46.
 than the softest bed and the finest cottons
47.
 He had never been without a meal
48.
 Of the finest meats and delicacies
49.
 He had never been too cold or too warm
50.
 Of without devoted attendants
51.
 To care for his every need
52.
 Whereas the Baptist had been forced from
53.
 The very youngest of ages
54.
 To live like a wild beast
55.
 In hiding from the Herods
56.
 In adapting to the harsh sun and wind
57.
 Even then in his animal skins
58.
 He looked like first man