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Chapter 21 - 37 CE  
     
401.
    
1.
 In the year 37
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (37 AD)
3.
 Jesus was hidden in the hills above Nazara
4.
 No longer was he referred to by name
5.
 Amongst the family as Jesus
6.
 But Lazarus
7.
 A name of code
8.
 From su’razal
9.
 Meaning Holly Man
10.
 In the year 39
11.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (39 AD)
12.
 Mariamne And Jesus
13.
 Gave birth to their fourth child
14.
 a daughter named Salome
15.
 also known in history as Sara
16.
 In honor of the mother of Mariamne (Mary Magdalene)
17.
 And the last great ruler of the Hasmonean line
18.
 Around the same time
19.
 The eldest son of Jesus and Mariamne (Mary Magdalene)
20.
 Whose name was Judas
21.
 Gave up the ghost
 
402.
    
1.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (41 AD)
2.
 The legend and stories
3.
 concerning Jesus the Nazarene
4.
 Had spread far and wide
5.
 across the Roman Empire
6.
 But no disciple did help preach to these stories
7.
 For a final promise to Jesus had been
8.
 In secret upon the sacred hill of Mt Carmel
9.
 To finish the sacred scriptures of Gnosis
10.
 Also then known as the Nazarenes
11.
 A new leader had also been given by Jesus
12.
 For his brother James the Just
13.
 Was named Ptah
14.
 The ancient name for Pharaoh
15.
 Also known as the rock
16.
 And father
17.
 It was Jesus himself who said
18.
 James you are Ptah (the rock)
19.
 Upon which the church shall be built
20.
 And in honor James was named
21.
 Patriarch a greek word for Father
22.
 Also known as Pope
23.
 The first Pope
24.
 Yet without preachers
25.
 Without a visible church
26.
 wicked individuals began to take advantage
27.
 by claiming themselves to be the risen Jesus
28.
 the risen Christos (Christ)
29.
 Some even rose to great fame
30.
 In the Anatolian regions
31.
 and even as far as India
32.
 false messiahs all claiming to be the messiah
33.
 did rise
 
403.
    
1.
 In the year 42
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (42 AD)
3.
 The old High King Joseph (CÚ-CÚILEANN )
4.
 Did plead with Jesus and Mariamne
5.
 That he take their two eldest remaining children
6.
 To Ireland and safety
7.
 Away from the reach of the Sadducees
8.
 Jesus and Mariamne agreed with hestitation
9.
 But Mariamne insisted that Salome
10.
 Still only 3 years of age
11.
 Would remain with her
12.
 And in the same year
13.
 Under the guise of business
14.
 Ha Rama Theo (His Divine Highness)
15.
 Did travel to The West of Britannii
16.
 Where safe passage was arranged
17.
 To then take the children of Jesus and Mariamne
18.
 Being Mary and James
19.
 To the court of the administrator
20.
 Known as Fíachu Finnolach
21.
 Never then a King
22.
 Himself a cousin of Joseph
23.
 And member of the Holly family
24.
 The Most sacred and ancient druids
25.
 But whose true name is long lost
26.
 The following year
27.
 The High King did take
28.
 His wife Queen Mary,
29.
 Martha, Miriam Jesus disguised as Lazarus,
30.
 Mariamne, their daughter Salome
31.
 And the cousins through Mary of Cleopas
32.
 From Caesaria Maritama
33.
 First to Massalia (Marseilles)
34.
 Where Jesus as Lazarus, Mariamne, their daughter Salome
35.
 Martha and Miriam did establish new homes
36.
 And identities thanks to official papers
37.
 Prepared by Marcus Pontius Pilatus
38.
 While Joseph and Mary continued on to Glastonbury
39.
 James as leader of the Nazarenes
40.
 The first and only true church
41.
 Was given all the wealth and control of the estates
42.
 Of the High King
43.
 As for Jude also known as Thomas
44.
 It is legend that he did travel
45.
 To Goa to retrace the steps of his older brother
46.
 As for Jose he did stay some time with James
47.
 Later the son of the Administrator
48.
 Whose name is listed in the annals as Tuathal Techtmar
49.
 Did marry Mary
50.
 And their children
51.
 The great grandchildren of Jesus and Mariamne
52.
 Did bring forth unbroken generations that numbered
53.
 in the many hundreds
 
404.
    
1.
 In the year 43
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (43 AD)
3.
 Upon the leaving of High King Joseph
4.
 and members of the Holly family from Judea
5.
 There came the start of a great drought
6.
 No rain did fall, nor wind to cool
7.
 Many considered it a curse
8.
 On account of the wickedness of the Sadducee priests
9.
 Who pretended to be pious
10.
 But were corrupt and evil
11.
 As foretold by Jesus
12.
 In the same year
13.
 Matthias, son of High Priest Ananias
14.
 And father of Josephus Flavius
15.
 Also known as St. Luke
16.
 Was appointed Sadducee High Priest
17.
 The fifth by that time of the family
18.
 Upon reaching the position of authority
19.
 And the departure of Messiah King
20.
 Matthias gathered his brothers
21.
 And senior Pharisees
22.
 Including Gamaliel the Elder
23.
 And their hired assassins
24.
 To Plot the murder
25.
 of James and the disciples
 
405.
    
1.
 Ananus also known as Ananias
2.
 son of Ananias the elder High Priest
3.
 was active in the recruitment
4.
 of wise and crafty people
5.
 to the cause of the Sadducees
6.
 No wiser or better student was the son
7.
 Of Matthias, who Gamaliel did train
8.
 Josephus recommended to his uncle Ananias
9.
 To Travel north to Damascus
10.
 To seek out Saul of Tarsus
11.
 Also trained by Gamaliel
12.
 A fine student, but cursed
13.
 for Belonging to the House of Menelaus
14.
 And a disposition for blood
15.
 Ananias did find Saul of Tarsus
16.
 In Damascus
17.
 Staying with priests in dresses of Cybele
18.
 He had become disillusioned
19.
 With the Sadducee cause
20.
 On account of the events of Jesus
21.
 For he hated Jesus
22.
 And his message of Gnosis
23.
 Like no other person or thing in history
24.
 For everything Jesus despised he was
25.
 For he loved the power of human sacrifice
26.
 The taste of blood
27.
 He relished the divine inspiration
28.
 Of the deprivation of women
29.
 For next to Jesus, Saul (St. Paul) hated women
30.
 Above all, he despised the arrogance
31.
 Of the keltoi, especially the Holly family
32.
 For they dismissed the dark path
33.
 As abhorant, while acting as gods themselves
34.
 For timeless ages
35.
 Ananias did then offer Saul of Tarsus
36.
 On the road to Damascus
37.
 A light of redemption
38.
 To redeem the name of Menelaus
39.
 To serve a great cause
40.
 In hunting down Jesus, his progeny
41.
 And the disciples of Gnosis (Nazarenes)
42.
 And murder them all
43.
 To Saul this was a true revelation
44.
 Of divine inspiration
45.
 Saul agreed and left for Jerusalem
46.
 With Ananias also known as St. Ananias
 
406.
    
 
1.
 Upon joining the Sadducees
2.
 the House of Ananias
3.
 The first task assigned to Saul (St. Paul)
4.
 was to go to Mecca and Adan in Arabia
5.
 and see to truth of the stories
6.
 that the risen Messiah Jesus was there
7.
 for many false messiahs had emerged
8.
 across the ancient world
9.
 and the Sadducees did send
10.
 assassins who could speak the language
11.
 to find the truth of it
12.
 Thus Saul left for Arabia
13.
 There he did find the man claiming to be Jesus
14.
 and murdered him
15.
 but was captured by a mob
16.
 and held in prison
17.
 but Saul escaped and returned to Jerusalem
18.
 boasting of his mission
19.
 and how he strangled the false
20.
 messiah with his own belt
 
407.
    
1.
 In the year 44
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (44 AD)
3.
 The drought deepened across the levant
4.
 So that a great famine emerged
5.
 People began to starve
6.
 It was then that James ordered
7.
 The vast wealth of his family to be sold
8.
 In exchange for the purchase of grain and food
9.
 For the hungry
10.
 The first time in history
11.
 That those not kings of a land
12.
 Did care for the common folk
13.
 He appointed Stephen to be in charge
14.
 At first a few hundred were fed
15.
 Upon which the Sadducees and Pharisees
16.
 laughed at such strange care
17.
 for the undeducated and poor
18.
 For the priests cared nothing of the people
19.
 But then a few thousand were fed
20.
 and the word spread that the Nazarenes of Jesus
21.
 Were performing a miracle
22.
 And feeding the multitudes of starving
23.
 Without being preached, people asked
24.
 what faith is it that helps strangers
25.
 and thus many began to learn of Gnosis
26.
 from the honesty of its actions
27.
 As thousands began to learn about Gnosis
28.
 as well as be fed
29.
 this alarmed the Sadducees
30.
 Paul of Tarsus also known as St. Paul
31.
 Was dispatched by the House of Ananias
32.
 To disrupt the effort
33.
 He found Stephen and some disciples
34.
 On route with more supplies
35.
 Paul himself did stab
36.
 and Smash the open the skull of Stephen
37.
 Torturing and butchering
38.
 the remaining disciples With relish
39.
 When Paul returned to young Ananias
40.
 To boast of his exploits
41.
 He was admonished by older members of the family
42.
 And placed under house arrest
43.
 On account of his savage violence
44.
 and love of wickedness
45.
 When James heard of the evil actions
46.
 Of the Sadducees
47.
 He wept
48.
 Old Ananias and his sons did come to see James
49.
 And offer terms of a truce
50.
 To see that no more violence would occur
51.
 But James refused
52.
 On account of the evil of these men
53.
 Who pretended to be priests
54.
 In rage old Ananias cursed James
55.
 And gave up the ghost
56.
 His sons accusing James of hastening
57.
 The end of the old priest
58.
 And vowed they would never rest
59.
 Until the Nazarenes were dust
 
407.
    
1.
 Saul’s (St. Paul) house arrest and disgrace
2.
 In the eyes of the Sadducee High priests
3.
 Deeply troubled him
4.
 During his time he rekindled his friendship
5.
 With Josephus, son of Matthias
6.
 Also known as Josephus Flavius and St.Luke
7.
 Josephus did speak to Saul about his work
8.
 In trying to build arguments against
9.
 The teachings of Jesus and Gnosis
10.
 And how the House of Ananias might destroy
11.
 The Nazarenes forever
12.
 But without copies of their scripture
13.
 He Did find it difficult
14.
 Saul offered to get a copy of the scriptures
15.
 Of the disciples of Jesus
16.
 If he was given but one more chance
17.
 Josephus agreed and convinced
18.
 His father and uncles
19.
 To release Saul to allow him
20.
 To take his dangerous mission
 
408.
    
1.
 In the year 45
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (45 AD)
3.
 Saul did change his appearance
4.
 And his name to Paul
5.
 And went up to the main house
6.
 Of the Nazarenes
7.
 Protected by the most fearsome
8.
 Fighters in all the world
9.
 The Sicarii and Zealots
10.
 He asked for an audience with James
11.
 When he entered, the disciplies
12.
 Were initially fearful and Paul was held
13.
 As he resembled the man known as Saul
14.
 Who had murdered so many
15.
 Followers of Jesus
16.
 But Saul in his disguise as Paul protested
17.
 And swore an oath to God
18.
 That he was not this man
19.
 He said he had come from Antioch
20.
 Because the people had heard
21.
 Of the wonderous good works
22.
 Of the disciples of Jesus
23.
 In feeding the starving and sick
24.
 That he wished to return
25.
 with Money and supplies
26.
 From the supporters in Antioch
27.
 But needed the blessing of the disciples
28.
 James then did give Saul (Paul)
29.
 His blessing
30.
 But Saul then did ask what might he take
31.
 As a sign to the families of Antioch
32.
 That wished to support
33.
 That he might take a work of scripture
34.
 Which they might copy with their scribes and return
35.
 James agreed
36.
 And Paul left with the Gospel of the Hebrews
37.
 Later butchered and changed beyond recognition
38.
 to the Gospel of Matthew
39.
 By Josephus (St. Luke)
 
409.
    
1.
 Reporting back to the House of Ananias
2.
 Saul, now a double agent called Paul
3.
 Did brief Josephus on all the scripture he saw
4.
 Including giving him the scripture
5.
 Known as the Gospel of the Hebrews
6.
 So pleased with the mission of Saul
7.
 The Sadducee High Priests did declare
8.
 From now your name shall no longer be Saul
9.
 But Paul and the highest favour
10.
 You shall command
11.
 The priests did then send Paul (St. Paul) to Antioch
12.
 To brief loyal Sadducee families there
13.
 To pretend to be followers of the Nazarenes
14.
 And collect monies for their cause
15.
 But retain one third themselves and give Paul the rest
16.
 So as commanded by the Sadducees
17.
 Paul did leave for Antioch
18.
 And brief wealthy Sadducee families
19.
 Of the plan
20.
 Thus the wicked evil of false charity
21.
 was created soon after the notion
22.
 of true charity
23.
 and both have been confused
24.
 throughout the ages
25.
 along with evil pretending to be good
26.
 The Sadducee families falsely
27.
 pretending to be Nazarenes
28.
 did raise handsome sums
29.
 From people wanting to contribute
30.
 And learn more about the teachings of Jesus
31.
 the cause of the Gnostics
32.
 Also known as the Nazarenes
33.
 Paul then did return with the treasure
34.
 To Ananias and the Sadducee priests
35.
 Who kept half and told Paul
36.
 To give James and the Disciples The rest.
37.
 So happy were the disciples
38.
 in the Character of Paul
39.
 which they thought was true
40.
 Upon the return of the scriptures
41.
 And the accompanying treasure
42.
 That they gave him
43.
 Part of the Gospel of the Origin of the World
44.
 And agreed for him to travel
45.
 on their behalf
46.
 further north to the cities of the Anatolia (Turkey)
 
410.
    
1.
 In the year 46
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (46 AD)
3.
 The drought and famine
4.
 Continued to grip the lands
5.
 And the influence and respect of the Nazarenes
6.
 Continued to grow
7.
 Having saved hundreds of thousands of starvation
8.
 Their legendary piety and charity
9.
 Known throughout the Empire
10.
 Paul returned from his false preaching
11.
 In favour of the Nazarenes
12.
 Accompanied by a massive treasure
13.
 To his masters in the House of Ananias
14.
 When they saw the size of the treasure
15.
 Their eyes lit up
16.
 but their hearts remained melancholy
17.
 For the Sadducee priests had become like lepers
18.
 With people spitting upon them
19.
 and throwing rubbish at them with no respect
20.
 As the power of the Nazarenes grew
21.
 Josephus had copied the text given
22.
 From the Gospel of the Origin of the World
23.
 And the House of Ananias was as dead
24.
 We are doomed spoke Josephus
25.
 Also known as St. Luke
26.
 But Paul challenged his masters
27.
 Do you not see how profitable
28.
 The story of Jesus be?
29.
 Everywhere I go, people are willing to give everything
30.
 For but a few words
31.
 from an ambassador Of Jesus
32.
 But St. Luke argued that the Gnostic philosophy
33.
 That reveals the Sadducee priests to be Satanists
34.
 That sacrifice children
35.
 That worshipped the Goddess Queen of Heaven
36.
 That the scriptures of the Jews are mere fables
37.
 Was growing and cannot be stopped
38.
 Again Paul challenged his masters
39.
 These things you know
40.
 And some people of Judea
41.
 But the rest of the world is ignorant
42.
 Of these things
43.
 And long for any message
44.
 So long as the Nazarenes remain in Judea
45.
 And trust in me
46.
 The world is ours
47.
 With this revelation
48.
 The House of Ananias with Paul
49.
 Spoke of how to create
50.
 A completely false religion of Jesus
51.
 That contradicted the true teachings of Jesus
52.
 And his scripture of Gnosis
53.
 That could be transmitted quickly
54.
 To all parts of the ancient world
55.
 And establish an evil twin
56.
 To the Nazarenes
57.
 That would take hold in fertile regions
58.
 The Nazarenes had not yet travelled
 
411.
    
1.
 In the year 46
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (46 AD)
3.
 The false religion of Christianity
4.
 Was formed by Paul, a double agent
5.
 And his masters the Sadducee High Priests
6.
 Under the wise supervision of Josephus (St.Luke)
7.
 The High Priests did take their many copies
8.
 Of Jewish scripture in Latin and Greek
9.
 Produced over tens of years
10.
 By the scribes of the great Sadducee scriptorium
11.
 Once Funded by the father of Jesus
12.
 In a previous age
13.
 Ananias and his High Priest brothers
14.
 Did combine false gospels
15.
 With the Jewish scripture
16.
 So that they became one
17.
 That no one might doubt
18.
 the truth of ancient jewish scripture
19.
 They called this book the Bible
20.
 And this new false faith called Christianity
21.
 Overtime every teaching of Jesus
22.
 Every belief and faith of the Nazarenes was corrupted
23.
 To serve the purposes of the Sadducees
24.
 That the Sadducees and Pharisees worshipped
25.
 Satan (Lucifer) pretending to be a god
26.
 was replaced by the entire Jewish scripture
27.
 with the life of Jesus a fulfilment of it
28.
 That Jesus spoke of God of the universe
29.
 against sacrifice of any kind
30.
 especially human sacrifice
31.
 became the christian worship of human sacrifice
32.
 the simulation of human sacrifice
33.
 by the sheep of the lower mass
34.
 and real human sacrifice in the higher mass
35.
 the union of marriage of equals of Jesus
36.
 became the duty of women to obey
37.
 their husbands or face damnation
38.
 Jesus's belief that no person
39.
 stands between god and any other
40.
 became only those who believe in Jesus
41.
 and believe in the Sadducee priests pretending
42.
 to be Nazarenes
43.
 so that in the end the Christian faith
44.
 created by Paul
45.
 turned day into night
46.
 lies into truth
47.
 heroes into enemies
48.
 enemies into heroes
49.
 that no man unless
50.
 privy to the disciples or their texts
51.
 or the life of Jesus
52.
 might know truth from falsity
 
412.
    
1.
 In the year 47
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (47 AD)
3.
 Paul did return to the cities of Syria
4.
 Anatolia and the Isle of Cyprus
5.
 With his scripture called the Bible
6.
 And his new religion called Christianity
7.
 As news of the famous disciples of Jesus
8.
 And the miracle of feeding the masses
9.
 To save them from starvation
10.
 Thousands flocked to hear Paul
11.
 And his message
12.
 Many handing him all their precious jewels
13.
 To the cause of the Nazarenes
14.
 But rather than returning wealth
15.
 to the House of Ananias
16.
 Paul began creating his own loyal base
17.
 Of scribes and militia
18.
 Keeping all the treasure
19.
 gained from his false teachings
20.
 Unto his new church
21.
 With the wealth
22.
 He did purchase and establish
23.
 Temples in several major centres
24.
 Including Antioch, Lystra, Smyrna, Cyprus
25.
 Byzantium and Damascus
26.
 As the fame of Paul spread
27.
 Simon bar Jonah zealot leader
28.
 Trusted disciple of Jesus
29.
 Wrongly written as Simon Peter
30.
 Did alert the true leader of the Nazarenes
31.
 The brother of Jesus
32.
 James the Just
33.
 That Paul was blaspheming in the name of Jesus
34.
 And corrupting all of his teachings
35.
 James sent word to Paul
36.
 Who had established his own palace
37.
 At Antioch
38.
 To return to Jerusalem
39.
 But Paul refused
40.
 James then went to the House of Ananias
41.
 And confronted Matthias and Jonathan
42.
 Concerning Paul
43.
 To which they denied any knowledge
44.
 Or sanction of his action
45.
 When James told them of his great wealth
46.
 And actions even they did not know
47.
 The House of Ananias was troubled
48.
 For Paul no longer obeyed his masters
49.
 But himself and gold
50.
 They wrote to Paul and asked him to come to Damascus
51.
 To meet with Ananias
52.
 But on the road to Damascus
53.
 Simon bar Jonah
54.
 Did ambush Paul and kill his guard
55.
 He then took Paul as prisoner back to Jerusalem
56.
 To see James and the disciples
 
413.
    
1.
 In the year 48
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (48 AD)
3.
 James the Just
4.
 The first and true Patriarch
5.
 of the faith of Jesus
6.
 The Gnostics also known
7.
 As the Nazarenes
8.
 Did convene the first ecumenical council
9.
 Long written out of history
10.
 Calling upon representatives of all
11.
 Communities of the Nazarenes
12.
 And those that had chosen to follow Paul
13.
 To the council, Paul was brought in chains
14.
 To the assembled, James did state
15.
 The true teachings of his brother Jesus
16.
 That all the churches established by Paul
17.
 Will be dismantled
18.
 That the disciples will travel in pairs
19.
 Along with Zealots and Sicarii as guards
20.
 To the cities of Asia Minor
21.
 With a new code
22.
 Known now as the Didache
23.
 That would establish proper order
24.
 And respect to the Gnostic beliefs
25.
 And church of the Nazarenes
26.
 And end the faith of Christianity
27.
 But Paul was defiant and refused
28.
 To apologise for any of the evil he had done
29.
 The disciples called on James
30.
 To kill Paul
31.
 But James refused
32.
 On account of the teachings of his brother
33.
 to never harm a living animal
34.
 and on account of Paul being a Roman citizen
35.
 Like James and his brother Jesus
36.
 Instead, he handed Paul in chains
37.
 To the House of Ananias
38.
 On the expectation that they would end him
39.
 When Paul was brought into the courtyard
40.
 Of the House of the Sadducee High Priests
41.
 They began to stone him in anger
42.
 For his deception and arrogance unto them
43.
 But Paul called out to them to hear him
44.
 That he still had great treasure hidden
45.
 That he knew where Jesus had fled
46.
 Then Josephus, son of Matthias
47.
 Also known as St. Luke
48.
 Stood between the High Priests
49.
 And Paul, shielding him from more blows
50.
 He called upon his father and uncles
51.
 To allow Paul to speak
52.
 If then they so wished
53.
 They could end his life
54.
 Josephus then helped Paul to his feet
55.
 Bloodied and near death
56.
 Paul revealed the location of his hidden treasures
57.
 Promising even more
58.
 Pledging that he would never trick
59.
 The House of Ananias again
60.
 That he would kill ever last one
61.
 Of the family of Jesus
62.
 If they only allowed him to live
63.
 Upon seeing the support of the wise Josephus
64.
 The Sadducee priests agreed
65.
 And over some months,
66.
 Paul recovered his health
 
414.
    
1.
 In the year 50
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (50 AD)
3.
 Once Paul had recovered
4.
 He was accompanied by Josephus
5.
 Also known as St. Luke
6.
 And other trusted members of the Sadducee Household
7.
 As he travelled west
8.
 Away from the reach of the Nazarenes
9.
 In Alexandria, Paul did establish his first
10.
 Christian Patriarch through Mark
11.
 Also known as St. Mark
12.
 A former disciple of Jesus
13.
 Who turned traitor
14.
 on account of his love Of wealth
15.
 and wrote two gospels
16.
 The first being destroyed by the Sadducees
17.
 For being too accurate
18.
 The second becoming an important Christian text
19.
 In Alexandria, Josephus (St. Luke)
20.
 Did meet a beautiful girl of noble Sadducee birth
21.
 of the House of Andreas Boethus
22.
 There they did wed and his wife
23.
 did travel with Josephus
24.
 with whom she had two sons
25.
 The first being Lucius (St. Lucius)
26.
 also known as Lukuas
27.
 and Julian known as Hyracanus
28.
 A year later (51 AD)
29.
 Paul and Josephus
30.
 Then Travelled across to Spain
31.
 And then Britannii
32.
 Where he found favour
33.
 Queen Boudica of the Iceni of Anglia
34.
 Who hated the Holly Kings
35.
 And longed to control
36.
 Their mining wealth
37.
 On agreement in making her son Linus
38.
 A Christian leader
39.
 Queen Boudica and her entire tribe
40.
 Did become the first great conversion
41.
 To Christianity
42.
 And the first Christian army
 
415.
    
1.
 In the year 53
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (53 AD)
3.
 Prince Linus and Josephus (St. Luke)
4.
 did accompany Paul To Rome
5.
 Where he was received
6.
 By the priests of Cybele
7.
 Upon Vatican Hill
8.
 In celebration of his deliverance
9.
 And to ensure the Queen of Heaven
10.
 Did protect Paul and the new Pope
11.
 The first Christian Pope of Rome
12.
 The eunuch priests did sacrifice
13.
 Young children in the catacombs
14.
 Under Vatican Hill
15.
 Bathing the men in their blood
16.
 There in Rome
17.
 Under the protection of the Cybele priests
18.
 Paul did stay for some time
19.
 While Josephus acquainted himself
20.
 With the great libraries
21.
 And knowledge of the Empire
 
416.
    
1.
 On the third year of their stay in Rome (56 AD)
2.
 A Roman noble woman
3.
 Known as Lydia
4.
 Whose family had worshipped Cybele
5.
 For many generations
6.
 And who had converted to Christianity
7.
 Did tell Paul some news
8.
 of the true location of Jesus
9.
 Upon the knowledge of her son
10.
 She did say that papers drawn
11.
 by Marcus Pontius Pilatus
12.
 Had placed Jesus and his family
13.
 To his estates around Massalia (Marseilles)
14.
 Upon this important news
15.
 Josephus also known as St. Luke
16.
 Did leave Paul (St. Paul)
17.
 As Paul journeyed to France
18.
 With a loyal band of assassins
19.
 There Paul did acquaint himself
20.
 With locals and purchased knowledge
21.
 And lodgings to spy upon any clues
22.
 Over the months, Paul and his loyal band
23.
 Moved further west along the Coast
24.
 To the Roman town of Baeterrae (Béziers)
25.
 Then the provincial capital of Narbo (Narbonne)
26.
 In the search of clues
27.
 There at Narbo, a day before Paul
28.
 Was due to set sail back to Alexandria
29.
 He was given information
30.
 From an informant
31.
 That the family he sought
32.
 Had since taken up residence
33.
 A Day west from Narbo
34.
 Between the mountains of Cevennes to the North
35.
 And the Pyrenees to the South
36.
 Paul and his band
37.
 Did then travel to this place
38.
 Now known as Rennes-le-Château
 
417.
    
1.
 In the year 58
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (58 AD)
3.
 Paul and his band approached
4.
 A beautiful villa atop a hill
5.
 Now known as the village
6.
 Of Rennes-le-Château
7.
 Paul and his kin
8.
 Were spotted by servants who cried out
9.
 Before being cut to pieces by Paul
10.
 And his men
11.
 They rushed forward to find Martha
12.
 And Miriam hiding near the entrance
13.
 Of the Villa
14.
 The men of Paul did capture them
15.
 And to each did Paul issue
16.
 A Christian curse of eternal damnation
17.
 For their souls to be imprisoned
18.
 By the demons of satan
19.
 The high god of the faith of Paul
20.
 And did cut their throats like pigs
21.
 Jesus and Miriamne
22.
 Had first heard the shouts at the entrance
23.
 To the villa
24.
 But on account of its position
25.
 And single entrance
26.
 It offered poor escape
27.
 Jesus helped lower his wife and daughter
28.
 From the back of the Villa and watched them
29.
 Escape then turned to face
30.
 Paul also known as St. Paul
31.
 Covered in the blood of his sisters
32.
 Upon Paul seeing Jesus for the first time
33.
 He did bow and speak
34.
 My savior, my risen Christ
35.
 To which Jesus replied
36.
 I have been awaiting you Lucifer!
37.
 I fear nothing of your evil!
38.
 To which Paul thrust forward
39.
 And stabbed Jesus in the stomach
40.
 Opening his guts and causing him
41.
 To fall to his knees
42.
 In rage Paul cried out
43.
 Hear me of Jesus my Christ
44.
 By the power of my God satan
45.
 Your soul shall be kept
46.
 For eternity!
47.
 Your head a trophy
48.
 For to you we shall sacrifice
49.
 A thousand children
50.
 And burn ten thousand more
51.
 Upon your arrogance
52.
 With that, Paul did hack off
53.
 The head of Jesus with his knife
54.
 Upon seeing the fate of her husband
55.
 Miriamne did kiss Salome
56.
 And plead with her to escape
57.
 Then returned to face Paul
58.
 Upon greeting the princess
59.
 Still a women of utmost beauty
60.
 the savage demon Paul
61.
 did tie her down
62.
 usually companion to eunuch priests
63.
 of Cybele
64.
 Paul did rape and sodomize Mariamne (Mary Magdalene)
65.
 with such beastly savagery
66.
 that by night she did expire
67.
 her last breath and drop of blood
68.
 upon witnessing the pure evil of Paul
69.
 even the assassins were fearful of him
70.
 Paul (St. Paul) returned to the coast
71.
 Placing the head of Jesus
72.
 In a jar with embalming fluid
73.
 For its preservation
74.
 Then set sail back to Judea
75.
 With his prize
 
418.
    
1.
 In the same year (58 AD)
2.
 High King Joseph (CÚ-CÚILEANN)
3.
 Had moved to the safety of a fort city known as Din Eidyn (Edingburgh)
4.
 He had strengthened in the land of the Gododdin
5.
 Upon the shore of the river Firth of Forth
6.
 Land long held by the Holly Kings
7.
 Upon hearing the murder
8.
 Of his beloved son Jesus
9.
 And his daughters
10.
 And daughter-in-law
11.
 High King Joseph (CÚ-CÚILEANN)
12.
 The great Holly King
13.
 Did give up the ghost
14.
 His wife Mary
15.
 The mother of Jesus
16.
 Upon learning of the death
17.
 Of her children
18.
 At the hands
19.
 Of Paul (St. Paul)
20.
 And upon seeing the death
21.
 Of her beloved husband
22.
 Rode out of the fort
23.
 and south to a rock ledge at a bend in the river
24.
 Where she wept for a day and night
25.
 Then drowned herself in the river
26.
 At a place later known as Rosslyn
27.
 On account of the rocks and waterfall
28.
 The body of the King and Queen
29.
 Were taken back to Glastonbury
30.
 and buried side by side
31.
 Their graves venerated
32.
 as a most sacred place
33.
 for a thousand years
34.
 Until the age of Henry
35.
 and his agent Geoffrey of Monomeath
 
419.
    
 
1.
 Upon the death of Joseph
2.
 The administrator known as Fíachu Finnolach
3.
 Did have himself crowned as High King
4.
 But the lesser Kings
5.
 did challenge his authority
6.
 And he was deposed
7.
 fleeing safely with his family
8.
 and his two charges to Scotland
9.
 Mary, now wife to his son Tuathal Techtmar
10.
 And James who married a Welsh princess
11.
 And left to live in Wales
12.
 as the legendary Holly Prince of Wales
13.
 through many an English King
14.
 later sought their pedigree
15.
 without clarity
16.
 A great general was Tuathal Techtmar
17.
 and within twenty years
18.
 has subdued the rebellions of the lesser kings
19.
 and re-established the High Kingship
20.
 for the Holly family
21.
 the ancient and most noble druids
22.
 with assistance of Gnaeus Julius Agricola
23.
 the Roman Governor of Britain
 
420.
    
1.
 In the year 59
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (59 AD)
3.
 Paul (St. Paul) returned secretly
4.
 To Jerusalem and to the House of Ananias
5.
 The Sadducee High Priests
6.
 There he did present them with his gruesome trophy
7.
 The Head of Jesus of Nazara (Nazareth)
8.
 The High Priests had already received word
9.
 From witnesses to the actions of Paul
10.
 Of his wickedness and cruelty
11.
 Especially to the daughter of Herod Philip
12.
 And while pleased with the death of Jesus
13.
 They feared retribution
14.
 They banished Paul from their sight
15.
 Bitter and full of anger
16.
 Paul left for Antioch
17.
 Where he established himself
18.
 as Anti-Pope to James the Just
19.
 Actively performing the Christian high mass
20.
 Of sacrificing women and children upon the altar
21.
 And maintaining curses
22.
 upon Jesus and his family
23.
 While the High priests did hide the head of Jesus
24.
 In a jar in the maze of tunnels
25.
 Underneath the Great Temple mount
 
421.
    
1.
 In the year 60
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (60 AD)
3.
 Upon learning of the death of his family
4.
 James the Just returned to open preaching
5.
 He challenged the evilness of the Sadducees
6.
 In creating the monster that was Paul of Tarsus
7.
 He spoke more of their secret worship of demons
8.
 And the sacrifice of children
9.
 He spoke of their trickery
10.
 And love of treasure
11.
 And their wicked religion called Christianity
12.
 Even while they pretended to be Jews
13.
 While the House of Ananias protested
14.
 To the Procurator of Judea
15.
 Whose name was Porcius Festus
16.
 He declined to act
17.
 On account of the enormous respect
18.
 And influence of James the Just
19.
 Across the whole of Asia Minor
 
422.
    
1.
 In the year 62
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (62 AD)
3.
 the Procurator of Judea
4.
 Whose name was Porcius Festus
5.
 Did give up the ghost
6.
 The House of Ananias
7.
 Did seize the opportunity to appoint
8.
 Their own Ananias the younger
9.
 As High Priest
10.
 He immediately called upon Paul
11.
 To leave Antioch
12.
 And return to Jerusalem
13.
 To help in the elimination of James the Just
14.
 But Paul declined
15.
 On account of his growing power
16.
 As the Pope of Antioch
17.
 Of his own religion of Christianity
18.
 But crafty High Priest Ananias
19.
 Promised that if Paul help in the murder
20.
 Of James the Just
21.
 He would anoint him as his successor
22.
 The bribe succeeded
23.
 And Paul with his mercenary Christian army
24.
 Arrived in Jerusalem
25.
 To find James continuing his speeches
26.
 Against the evilness of Paul and the Christians
27.
 And their masters the Sadducee High Priests
28.
 Upon seeing Paul, James to shout out
29.
 See, Lucifer himself approaches!
30.
 And without hestitation,
31.
 Paul Came up to James
32.
 in front of over a thousand witnesses
33.
 Including Roman soldiers, officials and visitors
34.
 From all across the Roman Empire
35.
 And did first stab him
36.
 And then throw him off the side of the Temple
37.
 His skull crushed in the fall
38.
 Instantly the mob erupted
39.
 And the Christian militia sought to murder
40.
 Their way clear for their leader
41.
 But to no avail and Paul was captured
42.
 Along with the Sadducee High Priests
43.
 By the Roman garrison
44.
 who bravely fought off the angry mob
45.
 of Nazarenes and zealots to the last
46.
 while a secret troop
47.
 with the prisoners escaped the city
48.
 To the palace of Herod Agrippa II
49.
 Who kept then in prison
50.
 Until the arrival of the new Procurator
51.
 Whose name was Lucceius Albinus
52.
 Albinus summonsed the prisoners
53.
 Who like James and Jesus
54.
 were all Roman citizens by birth
55.
 And asked what right of trial they choose
56.
 Paul spoke ahead of them all
57.
 before one could reply
58.
 And stated that
59.
 they would answer only to the Emperor
60.
 Upon the boast of Paul
61.
 the Sadducee priests
62.
 Including Josephus also known as Flavius Josephus
63.
 And known as St. Luke
64.
 were sent as prisoners to Rome
 
423.
    
1.
 In the year 63
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (63 AD)
3.
 Upon the murder of James the Just
4.
 And the imprisonment of his killers
5.
 Jerusalem and the entire region
6.
 Did erupt in protest
7.
 Sadducee nobles were torn to shreds
8.
 By angry mobs
9.
 On account of their wicked and satanic ways
10.
 Even priests were murdered in Jewish temples
11.
 Across Asia Minor
12.
 For tens of thousands of people
13.
 Had converted to the faith of Gnosticism
14.
 The true faith of Jesus
15.
 On account of their piety and charity
16.
 In saving so many from starvation
17.
 The Roman legate of Syria
18.
 Whose name was Cestius Gallus
19.
 Marched with the 12th Legion (64 CE)
20.
 To restore order
21.
 But the forces of the Nazarene zealots
22.
 Smashed the Legion to pieces at Beth Horon
 
424.
    
1.

In the year 64
2.

Since the birth of John the Baptist (64 AD)
3.
 In Rome, Emperor Nero
4.
 heard the case of Paul and the Sadducees
5.
 in the murder of Roman citizen
6.
 James the Just
7.
 A trial well documented by many dozens of scribes
8.
 Whose accounts have long since
9.
 been found and destroyed
10.
 At the trial, Paul did speak a divine right
11.
 To end the life of heretics to the most ancient faiths
12.
 Upon which Rome herself was built
13.
 Nero asked if anyone else was prepared
14.
 to admit their guilt
15.
 And just before he passed sentence
16.
 upon them all
17.
 Josephus, also known as St. Luke
18.
 did speak on behalf of his family
19.
 where he spoke of their honor scorned
20.
 of their years of service to Rome
21.
 and their innocence to the actions of Paul
22.
 Upon the eloquence of Josephus
23.
 Nero under the insistence of his second wife
24.
 freed the Sadducee High Priests
25.
 but condemned to death Paul of Tarsus
26.
 on account of his unprovoked murder
27.
 of a noble Roman citizen
28.
 As news spread of the defeat
29.
 of Gallus and the Syrian legion
30.
 Josephus (St. Luke) did offer his services
31.
 as an expert in Jewish tactics and philosophy
32.
 Nero agreed and released Josephus
33.
 to the service of General Vespasian
34.
 and two legions The Legio X Fretensis
35.
 and Legio V Macedonica
36.
 sent to destroy the uprising
37.
 Josephus also secured the safe
38.
 exile of his family to Alexandria
39.
 Where his father Matthias
40.
 became the Christian Pope
41.
 sooner after
42.
 The first and only Sadducee High Priest
43.
 to be a Jewish High Priest
44.
 and a Christian Bishop
45.
 of the religion of Paul
 
425.
    
1.
 In the year 64
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (64 AD)
3.
 Paul of Tarsus imprisoned
4.
 At Mamertine Prison
5.
 located in the Forum Romanum
6.
 on northeastern slope of the Capitoline Hill
7.
 Sent word to Pope Linus
8.
 That if he should be executed
9.
 To burn Rome to the ground
10.
 But Pope Linus
11.
 Took this coded message to be an escape plan
12.
 Thus on the night of 18th July in the year 64
13.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist
14.
 Pope Linus and the fanatic Christians
15.
 Of Paul did ignite several fires
16.
 In wooden structures
17.
 At the eastern end of Circus Maximus
18.
 Not far from the prison
19.
 But instead of the fire moving towards the prison
20.
 It fanned out across the city
21.
 Destroying four of the fourteen districts of Rome
22.
 And severely damaging seven
23.
 Burning for over five days
24.
 In the end, over two hundred thousand
25.
 Innocent men, women and children
26.
 Were dead.
27.
 Emperor Nero on the first day of the fire
28.
 Did hastily return and rallied
29.
 the Praetorian and volunteers
30.
 to save Much of Rome
31.
 Without his leadership
32.
 All Rome would have been lost
33.
 As Paul had wished
34.
 Nero then did open all palaces as shelters
35.
 Using all means of transport
36.
 To bring relief and supplies
37.
 To the wounded and victims
38.
 Later Nero Was responsible
39.
 for the magnificence of Rome
40.
 In the widening of streets and the use of stone
41.
 But modest in the Emperor’s palace
42.
 Great lies told later
43.
 Of a wicked emperor
44.
 On account of Christian scribes
45.
 Nero did order the capture of all Christians
46.
 Including Pope Linus
47.
 And the following year
48.
 They were executed in a great public event
49.
 In honor of the innocents who were murdered
50.
 On the orders of these men
51.
 The body of Paul
52.
 Was laid to rest in the cemetery of nobles
53.
 Next to the Great Temple of Cybele
54.
 Upon Vatican Hill
55.
 His tomb later the centrepoint
56.
 Directly above which
57.
 the great altar and St. Peters Bascilica
58.
 That honors Cybele and Lucifer
59.
 Simon bar Jonah (St. Peter)
60.
 never visited Rome
61.
 Her (Cybele's) stele then an Egyptian artifact
62.
 Still honoring the Queen of Heaven
63.
 The church the shape of a giant female genetalia
64.
 To the mother goddess
65.
 And a new Roman law
66.
 the first and last time
67.
 such a law was passed
68.
 That to be a christian
69.
 Was to be a most wicked an evil person
70.
 A capital crime punishable by instant death
71.
 On account of its founder
72.
 The most wicked and evil person
73.
 Who has ever walked the face of the earth
74.
 Paul of Tarsus
75.
 Also known as St. Paul the Apostle
 
426.
    
1.
 In the year 64
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (64 AD)
3.
 Upon the beheading of the evil demon Paul
4.
 Also known as St. Paul the Apostle
5.
 His evil did not yet end
6.
 For upon the execution of Pope Linus
7.
 The first Pope of Rome
8.
 Queen Boudica did rise up
9.
 With her Christian Army
10.
 And did march on Roman towns
11.
 In Britannii
12.
 Before she was done
13.
 Over two hundred thousand souls
14.
 Had lost their lives
15.
 Not one child nor living animal
16.
 Was spared by the first Christian army
17.
 Of history
18.
 A sign of things to come through the ages
 
427.
    
1.
 In the year 68
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (68 AD)
3.
 The Roman legions under Titus Flavius Vespasianus
4.
 The son of Vespasian
5.
 Did reconquer and quell
6.
 the rebellion of the Nazarenes
7.
 And Zealots surrounding in siege Jerusalem
8.
 Where Simon bar Jonah
9.
 Also known as St. Peter was leader of the Zealot army
10.
 Josephus also known as St. Luke
11.
 Did seek terms for surrender with Simon bar Jonah
12.
 But was refused on account of his evil
13.
 Actions with Paul of Tarsus
14.
 But Josephus did secure one very important
15.
 Person from Jerusalem
16.
 In the form of his most important teacher
17.
 John bar Zechariah
18.
 Wrongly known as Johanan ben Zakkai
19.
 John the Baptist
20.
 Josephus did secure him out
21.
 Of Jerusalem In a coffin
22.
 With the support of Jesus disciples
23.
 Josephus then did secure his exile
24.
 To the community of Yavne
25.
 Where John the Baptist did transform
26.
 Pharisee teaching
27.
 With the remaining survivors
28.
 And became the greatest founder
29.
 Of what is known as Rabbinical Judaism
30.
 Upon the death of Nero
31.
 Vespasian did leave his son Titus In charge
32.
 And returned to Rome With Josephus
33.
 To become Emperor the following year
34.
 As a trusted and official scribe of the Emperor
35.
 Josephus who changed his name
36.
 to Flavius Josephus (St. Luke)
37.
 Had total access
38.
 to the libraries and records Of Rome
39.
 Over time, he did have removed
40.
 altered and destroyed
41.
 Much history that disagreed
42.
 And wrote great books
43.
 absolving his family of evil
44.
 While not able to declare his affinity to Christianity
45.
 He was above all
46.
 Its philosophical architect
 
428.
    
1.
 In the Year 70
2.
 As the siege was beginning to fail
3.
 Simon bar Jonah (St. Peter) attempted to escape
4.
 with other disciples of Jesus
5.
 he was captured by Titus
6.
 and executed by being crucified
7.
 in front of the defenders
8.
 upon the hills outside the walls
9.
 of Jerusalem
10.
 Upon hearing in reports
11.
 of the actions of Titus
12.
 Josephus (St. Luke) suggested
13.
 to the Emperor that his son
14.
 not execute any more leaders
15.
 on account of trying to end the war
16.
 Then on the exact day
17.
 of the anniversary of the destruction
18.
 of the Temple of Solomon by the Babylonians
19.
 The remaining disciples of Jesus
20.
 ordered the complete destruction
21.
 of the Temple
22.
 Burning it, then pulling it down to its foundations
23.
 Exactly six hundred and sixty six years
24.
 or 666 years to the day
25.
 a fact that has been hidden
26.
 by many a crafty scholar
27.
 for too many years
28.
 Upon the complete destruction
29.
 of the Temple and former
30.
 home of the Sadducee High Priests
31.
 the defenders surrendered
32.
 And true to his fathers request
33.
 the remaining leaders were not crucified
34.
 The most senior remaining
35.
 known as John of Gischala
36.
 was exiled to the Greek Isle of Patmos
37.
 And became known as St. John of Patmos
38.
 The author of the Gospel of John
39.
 and the Book of Revelation
40.
 in which he did infuse crafty signs
41.
 even the most wise followers of Paul of Tarsus
42.
 did not see
43.
 Thus in the year 70
44.
 an age was over
45.
 And a new age of darkness
46.
 That would ultimately rule the world
47.
 for two thousand years had started
 

 
 
 

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