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Revised Version 1881
Revised Standard Version 1946
From the earliest period it had been customary to write
"TEYOS" (The end) after the 8th Verse of the last chapter.
"TEYOS"
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209
"And All the things announced to the those about Peter
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The revision revised by T.W Borgon B.D Dean of chichester P.S.L
briefly, they spread about and after that Jesus himself appeared
from East and up to West he sent out by them the sacred and
incorrupted preaching of the Eternal Salvation. Ameen."
111
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Cannon and the text of the New Testament by Gregory page 511
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Unknown Life
1899 of Jesus
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PULCHERIA
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KURT 1957
BERNA
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TURIN
PUIS-IX
Stock Holm Tidiningen Chirist
1957 12 Ideriumed
The Holy Shroud
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1873
Crucifixion by An Eye Witness 1907
1873
1907 35
1977 1907
1913
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" As the disciples knelt-down their faces bent towards
the ground. Jesus rose and hastily went away through
the gathering mist ...But in the city there arose a
rumer that Jesus was taken up in a cloud and had
gone to Heaven. This was invented by the people
who had not been present when Jesus departed."
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Dr.J.L.TEICHNER
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- The Dead Sea Community by KURT SEHBEIT.p.35
-The scrolls from the Dead Sea by Edmond wilson.p 97.
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77,76 Jesus in Rome
"Once, the chief of the Sakas (Salivahana himself, their
conqueror?) went to height of the Himalayas . There, in the
land of the Huns(i.e. the Kushans) he,.... powerful king, saw
an auspicious man , fair in colour and clad in white
garments. Who are you ? he asked
The other replied : Know me to be the son of God, born
from a virgin's womb, preacher of the religion of the infidels
(Meleccha), steadfast in following the path'.
On hearing this, the King asked: What are your religious
principles?
The other replied:Great King, when Truth had come to
an end all morals had been lost among the infidels , I, the
MASIHA arose. The goddes of the wages (DASYU) namely
IHAMASE ( the goddes Masi) manifested herself in terrifying
guise; and I, having reched her in the infidel fashion,
attained the status of MASIHA. O King , listen to that religion
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(of hers) which I imposed upon the infidels; " Having
cleansed the kind and purfied the impure body, and had
recourse...the prayer of the NAIGAMA (Holy Book), man
must worship the pure Eternal by justice, truth, unity of mind
and meditation, man must worship Isa (God) in the sun's
Heaven (SURYAMANDALA,which could also mean " the
sun's disk".) That Lord, himself as immovable (from his
course) as the Sun, always at last ... the essence of all erring
creatures. " With this (message) O King, Masiha Ihamasi?
vanished; and the blissful image of Isa, the bliss-giving,
being ever in my heart, my name has been established as "
Isa Masiha" Having heard these words, the King removed
that infidel preist and established him in the pitiless land of
the Infidels. The nucleus of the story is the legend that the "
infidel Preist " called himself Isa Masih clearly ' Jesu the
Messiah ' on which an attempt at a Sanscrit etymology has
been embroidered but the Goddess Masi is a fiction,
unknown elsewhere. The Lord NAIGAMA can not be taken
as referring to Hindu Scriptures and perhaps... the Bible'.
KIng Salivahana is traditionally credited with having
inaugurated the present Hindu era, which begins in A.D. 78,
but here he is said to have defeated the Romans and the
Chinese successes which might be claimed for a Kushan...
but not for any King of India proper.
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If St. Thomas, whose tomb is shown at Mylapore
(Madras), also in Malabar...(perhaps ) in Ceylon, made
peregrinations to these regions, his Teacher may ... have
travelled to ; but to accept A.D. 78 as Salivahana's date
would make ... over eighty years old at the supposed
meeting.
JESUS IN ROME
By Robert Graves and Joshua Podro
Published by Cassele & Company Ltd. London
Chapter The Tomb of Jesus.
Page 76,77,78 and 79.
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Glimpses of World History
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"All over central Asia, in Kashmir, Laddakh and Tibet and
even farthest north there is still a strong belief that Jesus or
Isa travelled about there."
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JESUS CREAM
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"RAUZA BAL AND OTHER MYSTRIES OF KASHMIR "
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JESUS DIED IN KASHMIR
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JESUS DIED IN KASHMIR p.165-166
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1977 29 Michael Burke " Among the Derveshes"
China and Cross by Columbacurry Elias p.3,10,11
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MARY
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"There were three who walked with the Lord, Mary his
mother and his sister and Magdalene whom the called his
consort. For Mary was his sister and his mother and his
consort." (P.37)
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1929 "Heart of Asia"
"About six miles from Kashgar is the MIRIAM MAZAR,
They so called Tomb of the Holy Virgin, mother of Christ."
(P .69)
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