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Chapter 22 - 71 CE  
     
429.
    
1.
 In the year 71
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (71 AD)
3.
 Josephus also known as St. Luke
4.
 The son of Sadducee High Priest Matthias
5.
 Returned to Rome in the triumphal procession of Titus
6.
 As a gift upon their triumph
7.
 Titus did give to Josephus (St. Luke)
8.
 The most valuable and important
9.
 Original scriptures of the Nazarenes
10.
 Taken from the Nazarene Gnostics
11.
 Upon the fall of Jerusalem
12.
 Which included the original scriptures
13.
 Written by Jesus and several of the disciples
14.
 At this moment, Josephus decided
15.
 Not to destroy the scriptures
16.
 But to keep them
17.
 And began to study them at length
18.
 During his obliged writing for the Emperors
19.
 Except for scattered scrolls
20.
 And material gathered by the last Apostle
21.
 John of Patmos
22.
 No other detailed Gnostic texts
23.
 Of the true religion of Jesus
24.
 Existed in Europe
25.
 Except those sent with the children
26.
 Of Jesus and Miriamne to Ireland
27.
 Thirty years prior
28.
 Upon the law of Nero
29.
 Which even the Flavian Emperors enforced
30.
 There remained but two remnants
31.
 Of Sadducee priestly families
32.
 as hereditary leaders of Christianity
33.
 The first being Cyrene in Libya
34.
 And the second being Antioch
 
430.
    
1.
 In the year 74
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (75 AD)
3.
 Tuathal Techtmar,
4.
 A member of the Holly family
5.
 son of Fíachu Finnolach
6.
 who was the senior administrator
7.
 during the absence
8.
 of Ha-Rama-Theo (His divine highness)
9.
 King Joseph (CÚ-CÚILEANN)
10.
 Did become High King of Ireland
11.
 With his wife Mary
12.
 Daughter of Jesus and Mariamne
13.
 For a reign of over thirty years
14.
 King Tuathal Techtmar and Queen Mary
15.
 Who is listed in ancient Christian books as Baine
16.
 Did have more than three children
17.
 Whose real names have long been stolen
18.
 And many grandchildren of this is certain
19.
 Their son Fedlimid Rechtmar
20.
 was a great High King of Ireland
21.
 As for James, the son of Jesus and Mary
22.
 The history of Wales
23.
 Long destroyed
24.
 So that such blood be hard to reconcile
25.
 Except the Plantagenet’s
26.
 Who did claim a (Holly) Holy right
27.
 Of Kingship centuries later
28.
 If this be the blood of the lost Prince of Wales
29.
 None can be so certain
30.
 But never pure Holly royal blood that can be sure
31.
 And of Salome
32.
 Also known as Sara
33.
 The Franks, once coastal pirates
34.
 Who migrated north away
35.
 from Christian and Roman swords
36.
 To return as the Merovingians
37.
 Did claim Holly blood
38.
 Known as sangreal
39.
 Or the Holly (Holy) Grail
40.
 As for the husband of Salome
41.
 And her progeny
42.
 None can be certain
43.
 Other than those who did claim such right
44.
 Before their end
45.
 at the hands of Roman Popes
 
431.
    
1.
 In the year 75
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (75 AD)
3.
 At the age of sixty, Flavius Josephus
4.
 Also known as St. Luke was released
5.
 From the service of the Roman Emperors
6.
 And granted lands and noble status
7.
 During his service he had written
8.
 to his first wife and sons
9.
 of his glorious works
10.
 And they looked to the day of his return
11.
 But during his service he had fallen
12.
 For a beautiful noble Roman girl
13.
 Whose ancestors came from nobles of Greece
14.
 Josephus while in Rome
15.
 married the second time in the year 71
16.
 So upon his release
17.
 He did write to his first wife
18.
 That the marriage was ended
19.
 And with his second wife moved to Thebes
20.
 With his two new sons
21.
 The first being named Flavius Josephus Justus
22.
 Born in the year 72
23.
 The second being Flavius Josephus Valentinus
24.
 Born in the year 74
25.
 Deliberately corrupted as Simonides Agrippa
26.
 By Christian scribes
27.
 The first wife of Josephus was enraged
28.
 Herself of the House of Boethus
29.
 An ancient and powerful Sadducee priest family
30.
 Her sons did curse the Greeks
31.
 Their women and their sciences
32.
 For taking their father from them
33.
 Within two years of his new home
34.
 Josephus (St. Luke) came to a change of heart
35.
 Upon reading the true Gnostic words of Jesus
36.
 He no longer embraced the false faith
37.
 Of Christianity he had helped
38.
 Architect with Paul
39.
 Instead, he encouraged the development
40.
 Of Gnosticism
41.
 The true faith of Jesus
42.
 with active editing of texts
43.
 And writing scrolls refuting
44.
 the false Articles of the Sadducees
45.
 Who supported Christianity
46.
 The exiled Sadducee Christians of Cyrene
47.
 Led by the first wife and sons of Josephus
48.
 Cursed the Greeks for bewitching their father
49.
 And vowed to destroy every last Temple
50.
 and text of knowledge
51.
 That beguiled and took their father from them
52.
 For as their father and half brothers
53.
 immersed themselves in knowledge
54.
 to the first sons knowledge
55.
 became as great an enemy
56.
 as the Nazarenes themselves
 
432.
    
1.
 In the year 79
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (79 AD)
3.
 Mt Vesuvius erupted
4.
 with such violence and force
5.
 It did bury the cities
6.
 of Pompeii and Herculaneum
7.
 within one afternoon
8.
 Within one year (80)
9.
 Rome herself was struck
10.
 by a great Fire
11.
 which lasted for three days
12.
 that caused the superstitious Romans
13.
 fear towards the Flavian Emperors
14.
 these emperors had displeased the gods
15.
 Domitian did visit all the great viziers
16.
 And priests to seek an answer
17.
 To the troubles of the Gods
18.
 He did also visit
19.
 the old and trusted Flavius Josephus
20.
 Josephus (St. Luke) now completely Converted
21.
 to the true faith of Gnosis in Jesus
22.
 did tell Domitian
23.
 That god had doomed the Romans
24.
 On account of continued human sacrifice
25.
 In the temples of Cybele
26.
 And the secret temples of the Christians
27.
 He did tell Domitian
28.
 that the christians Most wicked
29.
 did pray daily for the destruction
30.
 of Rome and the world
31.
 so that they might rule
32.
 as servants of demons
33.
 Domitian returned to Rome
34.
 and within the year
35.
 Titus was dead
36.
 and Domitian was Emperor
37.
 He then ordered all the temples
38.
 of Ancient goddesses and priests accused
39.
 Of human sacrifice to be closed
40.
 Making a new law that any person
41.
 Who attended such a ceremony
42.
 Would be guilty of a capital crime
43.
 This greatly upset the Roman nobles
44.
 and even the slaves
45.
 on account of the return to dark ways
46.
 following the doom of Vesuvius
47.
 and the second fire of Rome
48.
 Hundreds of the eunuch priests of Cybele
49.
 and thousands across the Empire
50.
 and even hundreds of Roman nobles
51.
 became secret christians
52.
 and Rome had its first Christians
53.
 since the time of Nero
54.
 In the provinces Domitian
55.
 issued new orders
56.
 To hunt down and kill every last Christian
57.
 Domitian’s troops did find Sadducee Christians
58.
 In Asia Minor
59.
 But in Rome,
60.
 in Greece an other centres
61.
 the new Christians
62.
 once pagans
63.
 and never Sadducee jews
64.
 were not easily found
 
433.
    
1.
 In the year 96
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (96 AD)
3.
 Emperor Domitian did give up the ghost
4.
 Upon no heir
5.
 A loyal member of the Flavians
6.
 Whose name was Nerva became Emperor
7.
 For just two years
8.
 Upon which Trajan became Emperor
 
434.
    
1.
 In the year 101
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (101 AD)
3.
 John of Patmos
4.
 Also known as St. John the Apostle
5.
 The only disciples whose work
6.
 Was included by the Sadducee Jewish families
7.
 Who founded Christianity
8.
 As an approved gospel
9.
 Did give up the ghost
10.
 And for centuries that followed
11.
 the meaning of his anagrams
12.
 and words remained contested
 
435.
    
1.
 In the year 104
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (104 AD)
3.
 Josephus also known as St. Luke
4.
 Did give up the ghost at Thebes In Greece
5.
 At the age of eighty nine
6.
 A man of greatness
7.
 First for being the architect
8.
 of The false religion of Christianity
9.
 And second for being the architect
10.
 of A formalized Gnostic faith
11.
 The true faith of Jesus
12.
 Upon his death
13.
 His son Lucius also known as St. Lucius
14.
 Of Cyrene became the most senior Christian
15.
 Amongst the Sadducee noble exiles
16.
 Upon the death of his father
17.
 Flavius Josephus Valentinus
18.
 Did start a school of Gnostic philosophy In Athens
19.
 Using the most important
20.
 original Gnostic and Nazarene scripture
21.
 of Jesus and the apostles
22.
 Bequeathed to him from his father
23.
 But after two years had failed to attract
24.
 Any notable Greek students
25.
 On account of the strangeness
26.
 Of the true teachings of Jesus
27.
 And the Athenians love of their gods
28.
 Too close to Sadducee relatives
 
436.
    
1.
 In the year 106
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (106 AD)
3.
 Flavius Josephus Valentinus
4.
 Did travel to Alexandria
5.
 And its great Library
6.
 Where he sought out
7.
 The greatest scholars and scribes
8.
 To understand more deeply
9.
 The meaning of the Gnostic scriptures of Jesus
10.
 Given to him by his father Josephus
11.
 also known as St. Luke
12.
 There he did meet Basilides
13.
 The son of the chief Librarian and priest Glaucias
14.
 Who was familiar with some aspects of Gnostic ideas
15.
 Basilides took an interest in the scriptures
16.
 and introduced Valentinus to other scholars
17.
 and nobles from around the world
18.
 There Valentinus did meet exiles from Judea
19.
 Including a girl by the name of Sabina
20.
 Of the royal Herodian and Hasmonean houses
21.
 In the year 108 they did wed
22.
 And had several children
23.
 Including Flavius Josephus Clemens
24.
 Also known as Titus Flavius Clemens
25.
 And Clement of Alexandria
26.
 Born in the year 110
27.
 For the next six years
28.
 Valentinus with Basilides and other scholars
29.
 Did compare the wisdom of Jesus
30.
 With the known knowledge of the world
31.
 In the greatest of ancient libraries
32.
 In the end
33.
 Valentinus wrote some of his own gospels
34.
 As interpretations of the message of Jesus
35.
 And began to teach students at Alexandria
36.
 By the year 114 Basilides
37.
 became chief priest and librarian
38.
 of the Great Library of Alexandria
39.
 and the fame of Valentinus spread
40.
 across the Roman Empire
41.
 His students and followers
42.
 some of the greatest minds of the ages
43.
 including Ptolemaeus (Ptolemy) of Egypt
44.
 Theodotus, Florinus, Axionicus of Antioch
45.
 Caedidus of Athens, Heracleon and Kolorbasos
46.
 Even his half brother Lucius (St. Lucius)
47.
 the Christian Sadducee Bishop of Cyrene
48.
 had heard of the fame of his brother
49.
 and cursed him as a heretic and liar
50.
 vowing to destroy his work
51.
 and erase all memory of Gnosticism
 
437.
    
 
1.
 In the year 108
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (108 AD)
3.
 Fedlimid Rechtmar, son of
4.
 High King Tuathal Techtmar
5.
 and Queen Mary
6.
 grandson of Jesus and Mariamne
7.
 did become High King of Ireland
8.
 from the death of his father
9.
 but some Christian scribes
10.
 do falsely place a man of myth
11.
 Mal mac Rochride
12.
 between them
13.
 Such is the malvevolance
14.
 towards the most ancient druid kings
15.
 by the conquerers of history
16.
 The grandson of Jesus and Mariamne
17.
 Holly King Fedlimid Rechtmar
18.
 did have several children
19.
 and many grandchildren
20.
 and his son
21.
 known as Cúinn Cétchathach
22.
 whose name means
23.
 Seat who (is) your holly judgment
24.
 Cúinn being holly (holy) judge
25.
 cé being who
26.
 tú being your
27.
 chathach being ancient chair and city
28.
 wrongly written as conn
29.
 did become High King after his father
 
438.
    
1.
 In the year 115
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (115 AD)
3.
 A great earthquake
4.
 Did completely destroy
5.
 the cities of Antioch and Apamea
6.
 Many thousands died
7.
 The survivors of the Sadducee families
8.
 Now hereditary Christian nobles
9.
 Did migrate to Cyrene
10.
 With their militias and arms
11.
 And joined forces with the leader
12.
 Of the Christian church
13.
 Bishop Lucius, the son of Josephus (St. Luke)
14.
 While others did migrate north
15.
 To the Kingdom of Pontus
16.
 On the Black Sea
17.
 With these militia
18.
 and the Descendents of the House of Ananias
19.
 united once again
20.
 Bishop Lucius, son of Josephus (St. Luke)
21.
 Did declare himself Messiah King of the Jews
22.
 and ordered his forces to kill every last
23.
 man, woman and child of Greek origin
24.
 and culture in the city of Cyrene
25.
 The Sadducee Christians under the leadership of St. Lucius
26.
 did set about destroying every temple, every building
27.
 killing every last soul in Cyrene
28.
 that was not a Christian
29.
 Lucius then rounded up the children of the Greeks and Romans
30.
 and built a great tophet (raised altar)
31.
 in the manner of his ancestors
32.
 and burnt the children alive
33.
 as offering to Satan, to Dagan and Cybele
34.
 the gods of the Sadducee Christians
35.
 so that within one month over two hundred and fifty thousand
36.
 innocent men, women and children
37.
 were murdered and sacrificed by the Christians
38.
 to increase his army
39.
 Lucius (St. Lucius) offered able bodied men
40.
 but one chance to save themselves
41.
 by becoming christians and saving their family
42.
 so that upon heading east towards Egypt
43.
 the army of Lucius, the son of St. Luke
44.
 had swelled to several more thousand
 
439.
    
1.
 Lucius (St. Lucius) upon the wickedness
2.
 of Cyrene
3.
 then set his sight upon Alexandria
4.
 and capturing and erasing
5.
 all memory of Valentinus
6.
 his half brother
7.
 Valentinus and the chief scribes of Alexandria
8.
 had received word
9.
 of the Christian evil of Lucius (St. Lucius)
10.
 and the murder of the whole city
11.
 and the inhabitants
12.
 even many Roman soldiers
13.
 did flee the city Eastward
14.
 ahead of such wicked men
15.
 these Christians
16.
 that ate the flesh of children
17.
 drinking the blood of their victims
18.
 Valentinus along with others
19.
 escaped to the Isle of Cyprus
20.
 When his half brother Lucius (St. Lucius)
21.
 and his Christian army came to Alexandria
22.
 the city was mostly abandoned
23.
 they destroyed part of the Great Library
24.
 but did not harm the parts
25.
 dedicated to the ancient goddess
26.
 they destroyed the temple of Pompey
27.
 and many other structures
28.
 Upon hearing of the events of Cyrene
29.
 Emperor Trajan sent the prefect of the Praetorian
30.
 Quintus Marcius Turbo to destroy
31.
 the Christian Sadducee army of Lucius (St. Lucius)
32.
 Lucius upon hearing from tortured prisoners
33.
 that his half brother had escaped to Cyprus
34.
 did order his militia to Cyprus
35.
 Upon seeing the approaching fleet of Lucius
36.
 Valentinus and his disciples
37.
 escaped by boat and made their way
38.
 first to Greece and then
39.
 finally to Rome
40.
 to seek protection from Trajan
41.
 Upon landing in Cyprus
42.
 Lucius (St. Lucius)
43.
 also named as Lukuas
44.
 in order to confuse
45.
 St Lucius did order every single living soul upon the island
46.
 to be murdered
47.
 and the children sacrificed
48.
 by being thrown upon fires
49.
 in honor of the demon gods of
50.
 the Sadducee Christians
51.
 so that within less than two weeks
52.
 Over two hundred thousand innocent
53.
 men, women and children
54.
 had been tortured and murdered
55.
 by the Christian army of Lucius (St. Lucius)
56.
 the son of Josephus (St. Luke)
57.
 Quintus Marcius Turbo and his troops
58.
 did reconquer Alexandria
59.
 and wipe out the Sadducee Christian stronghold
60.
 of Cyrene
61.
 then turned his attention to Cyprus
62.
 Where Lucius (St. Lucius)
63.
 had set his new capital
64.
 as the Christian Messiah King of the Jews
65.
 Upon the relentless attacks of the Romans
66.
 Lucius sent his brother Julian
66.
 to send word to
66.
 to the Sadducee christian strongholds
67.
 in Turkey and Mesopotamia
68.
 to rise up and fight for their king
69.
 Julian did meet with the leader Ignatius of Antioch
70.
 of the Sadducees Christians of the region
71.
 who sent his son with Julian whose name was Papias
72.
 later changed by historians to Pappas
73.
 also descended from the House of Ananias
74.
 Through High Priest Theophilus
75.
 in the city of Antioch
76.
 Papias did help Julian
77.
 Travel East to each of the cities
78.
 and ferment rebellion
79.
 In the cities of Nisbis in Turkey
80.
 in Osroene in Edessa
81.
 and even Selecia on the Tigris
82.
 The Sadducee communities rallied
83.
 all Jews and christians
84.
 against the Romans
85.
 Believing the stories
86.
 that Lucius was the Messiah
87.
 While Turbo sought to conquer Cyprus
88.
 Trajan sent
89.
 Mauretanian general Lusius Quietus
90.
 To eliminate all the christians and jews
91.
 from Mesopotamia and Syria
92.
 In the end the christian army
93.
 of Lucius on Cyprus
94.
 was defeated
95.
 But Lucius (St. Lucius) escaped
96.
 to Judea
97.
 where he was caught by Turbo
98.
 and Lucius along with Ignatius of Antioch
99.
 were executed in 117
100.
 while the last remaining Sadducee christians and Jews
101.
 held out at Lydda
102.
 until 118 when Julian was executed
103.
 Where the Rabbinical Patriarch Gamaliel II
104.
 Who did support Bishop Lucius
105.
 was executed
106.
 Only Rabbi Joshua bar Hananiah
107.
 and his disciples
108.
 who opposed the Sadducee Christian led revolt
109.
 did survive
110.
 the executions of Lydda
111.
 except Papias son of Ignatius of Antioch
112.
 who changed his name to Polycarp
 
440.
    
1.
 In the year 117
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (117 AD)
3.
 Cúinn (Conn) Cétchathach
4.
 son of High King Fedlimid Rechtmar
5.
 a member of the Holly (Holy) Family
6.
 the Cuilleain, most ancient and sacred druids
7.
 and great grandson of Jesus and Mariamne
8.
 did become High King of Ireland
9.
 upon the passing of his father
10.
 known in the histories as Fedlimid Rechtmar
11.
 High King Cúinn
12.
 did inherit the High Kingship directly
13.
 for the figure Cathair Mór
14.
 being a mythical creature
15.
 created to destroy the line
16.
 of the Holly
17.
 and strengthen the claims
18.
 of those that did curse
19.
 Ireland and her sacred past
20.
 when they took the throne by force
21.
 For most important they claim
22.
 That Cathair had at least thirty sons
23.
 Enough so that all who wish
24.
 to claim High Kingship
25.
 and change the truth of Ireland
26.
 might finds refuge
27.
 in the pen of scoundrels
28.
 A great King was Cúinn
29.
 And had many children
30.
 and many grandchildren
31.
 A reign of forty-seven years
32.
 At which time his son
33.
 Art (Arthur) mac Cúinn
34.
 Did become the Holly High King
 
441.
    
1.
 In the year 117
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (117 AD)
3.
 Emperor Trajan did give up the ghost
4.
 Upon his death a great general
5.
 By the name of Publius Aelius Traianus Hadrianus
6.
 Assumed the throne
7.
 Originally from Spain
8.
 His family had long known
9.
 Of the wisdom of the Holly
10.
 The most ancient and sacred druids
11.
 Upon the ending of the evil of Lucius (St. Lucius)
12.
 And the Sadducee Christian rebels
13.
 Trajan did summonse Valentinus
14.
 The half brother of Lucius
15.
 To discuss with him the nature of Gnosis
16.
 The true message of Jesus known as Christ
17.
 And why there be such an evil twin
18.
 To Gnosis in Christianity
19.
 Valentinus then did spend considerable time
20.
 With the Emperor and his family
21.
 Helping teaching his staff and household
22.
 Valentinus assisted the Emperor
23.
 In establishing a strong moral code
24.
 Across the Empire
25.
 Strengthening the loyalty
26.
 Of the legions
27.
 But Hadrian remained obsessed
28.
 In the true history of Jesus
29.
 the Sadducee Christians
30.
 their history and practice of human sacrifice
31.
 And how the world
32.
 Might be finally rid of such evil
 
442.
    
1.
 In the year 120
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (120 AD)
3.
 Papias, son of St. Ignatius of Antioch
4.
 And a Sadducee Christian
5.
 Descended from the House of Ananias
6.
 Did find refuge with exiled Sadducee families
7.
 In the city of Hierapolis
8.
 In the central region of Anatolia
9.
 A city that did not partake in the rebellion
10.
 And had escaped the persecution of the Romans
11.
 For his safety,
12.
 Papias had changed his name to Polycarp
13.
 A man enraged with the Gnostics
14.
 Who he called heretics
15.
 A man who hated the Greeks and Romans
16.
 and now considered all forms
17.
 of civilized knowledge as a threat
18.
 to the Sadducee christian dynasty
19.
 Polycarp spent his days in hiding
20.
 Writing and instructing scribes
21.
 both in his old name as Papias
22.
 still wanted by the Romans for Lydda
23.
 and the rebellion
24.
 and as Polycarp to pagan christians
25.
 sending messages to all Christians
26.
 Including the secret pagan Christian
27.
 Communities across the Empire
28.
 Even in Rome
29.
 That began when Domitian did close
30.
 All ancient temples that did participate
31.
 In human sacrifice
32.
 With the death of Julius (St. Julius)
33.
 And Justin, Papias (Polycarp)
34.
 Assumed the kingship
35.
 Of Christianity as the most senior Sadducee
36.
 A position held by the House of Ananias
37.
 since christianity was formed
38.
 to destroy the House of Joseph
39.
 and the true message of Jesus
40.
 almost a hundred years before.
 
442.
    
1.
 In the year 130
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (130 AD)
3.
 Emperor Hadrian accompanied By Valentinus
4.
 Did visit Jerusalem
5.
 To see for himself
6.
 The birthplace of Nazarene
7.
 And Christian beliefs
8.
 the site of the ancient human sacrifice
9.
 Of the Sadducee priests
10.
 To their demonic gods
11.
 Relatives of the ancient Roman gods
12.
 and to tred the path of Jesus the Messiah
13.
 Upon the ruins of the Temple Mount
14.
 As a follower of the faith of Jesus
15.
 In the Gnostic tradition
16.
 In the existence of a universal god
17.
 Hadrian did declare
18.
 That a new temple would be built
19.
 Not to pagan gods
20.
 But to the goddess of wisdom Sophia
21.
 later mischieviously claimed to be Jupiter
22.
 a god no longer in favour in Rome
23.
 on account of the Gnostics
24.
 Hadrian did also declare
25.
 that the city of Jerusalem
26.
 Would be renamed Aelia Capitolina
27.
 And that all form of mutilation
28.
 Including castration, circumcision
29.
 Would be officially banned
30.
 Upon hearing the new edicts of the Emperor
31.
 Simon son of Gamaliel II
32.
 The Nasci or President of the Great Sanhedrin
33.
 Controlled by the Rabbinical Jewish scribes
34.
 Descended from the Pharisees
35.
 Did consider this an abomination
36.
 News was sent to Polycarp (Papias)
37.
 In hiding for seek his support
38.
 And Polycarp agreed to send
39.
 His son Ignatius
40.
 Later known as Iraneus of Lyons
41.
 To support Simon
42.
 To rally surviving Sadducees and Pharisees
43.
 Against this apparent outrage
44.
 Simon adopted a war title
45.
 Of Simon bar Kokhba
46.
 Meaning Simon son of a star
 
443.
    
1.
 In the year 131
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (131 AD)
3.
 Works commenced in tearing up the old temple
4.
 To make way for the new temple to Sophia
5.
 Which means wisdom in Greek
6.
 Simon son of Gamaliel II
7.
 Now calling himself Simon bar Kokhba
8.
 Did rally supporters in the region
9.
 hundreds of thousands of Pharisee Jews
10.
 And Sadducees came to Judea
11.
 But rather than rushing into arms
12.
 With the Romans, they spent a full year
13.
 Preparing elaborate traps
14.
 And training in arms
15.
 Before they attacked
16.
 Polycarp (Papias) having
17.
 Bitter memories, called for his son
18.
 Ignatius to withdraw from active fighting
19.
 And to remain a spectator
20.
 Then Simon, son of Gamaliel struck
21.
 With such force and precision
22.
 It caught the Roman legions off guard
23.
 And the combined Jewish forces
24.
 Wiped out an entire legion
25.
 Simon declared himself leader
26.
 Of an independent Jewish state
27.
 And named Rabbi Akiva his High Priest
28.
 Upon the attack, Hadrian
29.
 Did not waste time
30.
 And ordered all available troops
31.
 From across the Empire
32.
 Far greater in number than Titus
33.
 Sixty years before
34.
 But Simon had anticipated
35.
 The Roman forces
36.
 And at each step
37.
 The cost of battle was high
38.
 Yet the Romans did not withdraw
39.
 Instead they crushed the Sadducee and Pharisee Rebellion
40.
 until by the year 135 the remnants
41.
 were killed in the taking
42.
 of the fortress of Betar
43.
 In the end, over half a million
44.
 Pharisee and Sadducee jews were killed
45.
 And tens of thousands of Roman soldiers
46.
 So great were the losses of the Jews
47.
 That in many cities of the Empire
48.
 Few remained
49.
 The school of Yavne
50.
 Was destroyed so that no trace remained
51.
 And no Sanhedrin nor Nasci (President)
52.
 Existed in Rabbinical Judaism
53.
 For over one hundred years
54.
 A truth long since covered up
55.
 By names of myth and deception
56.
 So taken by the deceit of the Pharisees and Sadducees
57.
 Were the Romans, that no Jew
58.
 Was permitted in the Levant
59.
 Nor to bury their dead from the rebellion
60.
 Who lay exposed for many years
 
444.
    
1.
 In the year 135
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (135AD)
3.
 Upon the defeat of the Sadducee and Pharisee forces
4.
 Polycarp did leave Hierapolis
5.
 In search of safety from the Roman agents
6.
 Searching for him
7.
 He sent his son Ignatius west
8.
 where he changed his name to Irenaeus
9.
 to hide the identity of his father
10.
 and grandfather
11.
 First to Spain and then to France
12.
 And the city of Lyons
13.
 Where Irenaeus (Ignatius) did found a strong
14.
 Christian community
15.
 Some years later
16.
 Polycarp did return to Smyrna
17.
 Until he was finally found
 
445.
    
1.
 In the year 138
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (138AD)
3.
 Emperor Hadrian
4.
 Did give up the ghost
5.
 He was succeeded by Antoninus Pius
6.
 At one time who studied with Valentinus
7.
 So strong was the belief of the new Emperor
8.
 Upon the truth of the Gnostic beliefs
9.
 First formed by Jesus
10.
 That he ordered that the scriptures of Valentinus
11.
 Be distributed across the Empire
12.
 And that schools for the study of Gnosticism
13.
 Be established in every corner of the Roman Empire
14.
 Under the wise leadership of Pius
15.
 Gnosticism reached its highest point of respect
16.
 student of Valentinus
 
446.
    
1.
 In the year 153
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (153 AD)
3.
 (Flavius Josephus) Valentinus
4.
 Did give up the ghost at the age of 79
5.
 In the month of February
6.
 All Rome was in mourning
7.
 Emperor Antoninus Pius
8.
 Declared a day of mourning
9.
 He was buried in a great golden casket
10.
 At a temple erected in his honour
11.
 Upon the Via Flaminia
12.
 And the Porta Flaminia (now known as the Porta del Popolo)
13.
 was known for many centuries
14.
 after he was remade
15.
 by the Christian church fathers
16.
 into a christian saint
17.
 to hide his identity
18.
 as the Gate of St. Valentine.
 
447.
    
1.
 In the year 153
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (153 AD)
3.
 Upon the death of his father Valentinus
4.
 Flavius Josephus Clemens
5.
 Did inherit the originals
6.
 of the most sacred scriptures of the Gnostics
7.
 Now copied many times
8.
 and distributed with the students of his father
9.
 Clemens was deeply troubled
10.
 For while he was raised
11.
 To believe in the truth of Gnostic tradition
12.
 He saw the power of the simplistic faith
13.
 Refined by the Sadducee Christians
14.
 But most he sought a way reconcile
15.
 The contradictions of the beliefs
16.
 Of his grandfather Flavius Josephus (St. Luke)
17.
 In forming both Christianity and Gnosticism
18.
 In the same year, Clemens returned
19.
 To Alexandria where he was schooled
20.
 And began to consider a rational way
21.
 By which he could employ
22.
 The reasoning of the Greeks
23.
 To unify both Gnostic thought and Christian beliefs
24.
 Thereby ending the feud
25.
 Between them
26.
 But students of Gnostic belief considered
27.
 The actions of Clemens
28.
 As heresy against his father Valentinus
29.
 So he changed his name to Titus Flavius Clemens
30.
 And ended direct ties with the students
31.
 And followers of his father Valentinus
32.
 He did marry and had several children
33.
 The most notable being Leonides
34.
 A devoted follower of his father's work
35.
 who developed a deep hatred
36.
 towards gnostics
37.
 on account of his fathers exile
38.
 and poverty as Gnosticism of his grandfather (Valentinus)
39.
 swept the Roman Empire
 
448.
    
1.
 In the year 155
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (155 AD)
3.
 Polycarp, the Bishop of Smyrna
4.
 And member of the Sadducee noble families
5.
 That founded Christianity
6.
 Whose real name was Papias
7.
 And wrongly written as Pappas
8.
 A man who participated
9.
 in the Wars of Lucius (St. Lucius)
10.
 and escaped the fortress Lydda
11.
 A fanatical anti-Gnostic Christian scribe
12.
 Was finally discovered in Smyrna
13.
 There he was executed on the orders
14.
 Of Emperor Marcus Aurelius
15.
 A devoted follower
16.
 of the true teachings of Jesus of Nazara
17.
 And follower of the Gnostics
18.
 Upon hearing of his father’s death
19.
 Ignatius (Irenaeus)
20.
 also known as St. Irenaeus of Lyons
21.
 Was enraged and vowed
22.
 That he would destroy Gnosticism
23.
 By any means necessary
 
449.
    
1.
 Ignatius (Irenaeus) of Smyrna (Turkey)
2.
 Also known as Irenaus of Lyons
3.
 Did hatch a brilliant plan
4.
 To end the reign of the Gnostics
5.
 For so many of the dynasties
6.
 And true history had been destroyed
7.
 So Irenaeus began creating whole
8.
 Histories of people, times and places
9.
 So that a complete succession of fictious
10.
 People did emerge
11.
 Ignatius who had created a whole new
12.
 false identity for himself
13.
 create new mythical popes
14.
 Such as Pope Clement
15.
 for whom he created entire false documents and letters
16.
 he did wholly change the early history of the church
17.
 introducing not Pope Linus as the first Pope
18.
 but made Simon bar Jonah
19.
 the leader of the Jerusalem uprising
20.
 the first Pope
21.
 then he made Simon the "Peter"
22.
 the anointed successor of Jesus
23.
 not James the brother of Jesus
24.
 So that a complete and fictional line of apostolic succession
25.
 could be made
26.
 In the case of Josephus
27.
 He did turn him into St.Luke
28.
 so that no person might
29.
 realize the importance of him
30.
 in forming both religions
31.
 Once Ignatius (Irenaeus)
32.
 had completed such magical fiction
33.
 he then set about
34.
 attacking each and every point of gnosticism
35.
 but most of all
36.
 he attacked it on the argument
37.
 of his false succession
38.
 that he and his family
39.
 were the true heirs of the spiritual
40.
 dynasty of Jesus
41.
 and no other
42.
 An argument
43.
 that provided just a few steps away
44.
 for later followers of the teachings of Irenaeus
45.
 to claim Jesus had no family
46.
 and was the only son of God
47.
 that all claims against the christians were wicked
48.
 and that the Sadducees magically disappeared
49.
 never to be spoken again
50.
 after the destruction of Jerusalem.
 
450.
    
1.
 In the year 165
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (165 AD)
3.
 Great Holly King Cúinn (Conn) Cétchathach
4.
 did give up the ghost
5.
 The High Kingship of Ireland
6.
 did then fall to his son
7.
 Art (Arthur) mac Cúinn
8.
 also of the Cuilleain
9.
 the Holly family
10.
 and great great grandson of Jesus and Mariamne
11.
 who ruled for nearly forty years
12.
 Again did Christian scribes
13.
 insert mythical kings
14.
 such as Conaire Cóem
15.
 to imply great battles for High Kingship
16.
 when the Holly had ruled
17.
 such a post except for one rebellion
18.
 in hundreds of years
19.
 For if undisputed kingship
20.
 of most ancient sacred blood
21.
 unchallenged be
22.
 then delicate history forged
23.
 for centuries may fail to hold
24.
 It was the name Art (Arthur)
25.
 that British scribes later
26.
 sourced their fictions
27.
 to built a history
28.
 of England
29.
 that never existed
30.
 and resign the Holly Kings
31.
 real people of flesh and blood
32.
 to a prison of fable
 
451.
    
1.
 In the year 200
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (200 AD)
3.
 Ignatius (Irenaeus) of Smyrna (Turkey)
4.
 Also known as Irenaus of Lyons
5.
 Did give up the ghost
6.
 The last of the descendents of High Priest Theophilus
7.
 of the House of Ananias
8.
 With the death of Clemens of Alexandria
9.
 The House of Josephus
10.
 His line continued through Leonides
11.
 And his son Origen
12.
 Who in years to come
13.
 Became a great Christian scholar
14.
 In seeking to finish the work
15.
 of his grandfather
16.
 in finding resolve of the opposing
17.
 religions of Josephus (St. Luke)
18.
 The last great House of Ananias
19.
 The Sadducee priests who founded Christianity
20.
 Was almost at an end
21.
 And the age of pagan Christian leaders had begun
22.
 For while the true Gnostic faith of Jesus
23.
 Enjoyed the sun of the Empire
24.
 The strength of Christian hate grown strong
25.
 As persecution had firmed a faith
26.
 Long forgotten is satanic roots
27.
 Believing true a faith of good
28.
 The ignorant flocked to join
29.
 Finding strength in hate of wisdom
30.
 Finding comfort in might and power
31.
 In the domination of men
32.
 And the end of the world
 

 
 
 

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