Theories on Jesus' Crucifixion and Historical Texts

The Gospel of Barnabas claims Jesus never died on the cross, challenging traditional beliefs.

### The Controversy of Jesus's Death: Historical Texts and Interpretations
* 📜 The exact date of Jesus's crucifixion remains unknown, leading scholars to propose **various hypothetical dates** without definitive evidence.
* 🤔 It is perplexing that while every word and action of Jesus was documented, the most significant event—**his death**—was not noted in the same way.
* 📖 The Gospel of Barnabas suggests that **Jesus never died on the cross**, presenting an alternative view of this pivotal event.
* 📚 The Sinai Bible, or Codex Sentius, is the **oldest Christian manuscript** and contains corrections to ensure it reflects **original texts**, highlighting the **complexities of biblical history**.
* 💍 Additionally, the controversial "**book of Jesus's wife**" found at Harvard Seminary implies that Jesus may have been married, potentially linking to the **Merovingian bloodline**.
* 📖 The Quran also contributes to this discussion, stating in verse 157 of chapter 4 that "**they did not kill him nor did they crucify him**," suggesting a widespread belief that contradicts traditional narratives.
* 🤯 The notion that an **all-powerful creator** would choose to **sacrifice their own son** raises profound questions about the **concept of salvation** and its implications for humanity.
* 🔍 Ultimately, the multitude of texts and interpretations leads to a **complex understanding** of Jesus's life, death, and the beliefs surrounding them.

and then you move into the resurrection. He is risen. Okay, let's talk for a minute. So, it's supposed to be on the third day that he rose. They don't have the date that Jesus died. They got some hypothetical dates online, right? They got some hypothetical dates, and they're scholars, are going back and forth and arguing every year. They're arguing when it could be this date, that date, this time, this time. They're hyp, they're coming with hypothesis and guesses because there's no written text that says anything about it. It's so strange to me how they were able to write down every word that Jesus ever said as he was saying it, and everything he ever did, and everything did, everything that one did, and all the text, and all this scripture with the most, the biggest impact, the biggest in the history of their own lives would be the day that he was crucified, and nobody wrote it down. Nobody said, You know what, we better take note of this one. Do you know why they didn't take

note of it because he didn't die. That's why if you look at the Gospel of Barnabas, if you read the Gospel of Barnabas, you discover that Jesus never died on the cross. If you read the Sinai Bible. Now, the Sinai Bible has a couple of names. There's a secondary name to the Sinai Bible. It's called the Codex Sentius. Codex Sentius, also known as the Sinai Bible. It's the oldest manuscript of the Christian Bible written in Greek in the middle of the 4th century. It contains the Old and New Testaments, as well as a large portion of the Septuagint, which is the Greek translation of the Old Testament. The Sinai Bible is significant because it includes corrections made by scholars and scribes to ensure that the manuscript accurately reflects the original manuscripts. Let me say that to you again. The Sinai Bible is significant because it includes corrections to ensure that the manuscript accurately reflects the original manuscripts. H interesting. You know that in the Harvard

Seminary, they have a copy of the book of Jesus's wife. How come they're not teaching you that study? That's in America. They found this years and years ago. It's at the Harvard Seminary, the book of Jesus's wife, which means he got married, probably to Mary Magdalene, probably had kids, most likely. That would be the Merovingian bloodline, probably still walking the planet till this very day. Just spitting facts, guys and gals. I'm just giving you the knowledge and everything that I'm saying, giving you sources. So go to work, go to work. To be clear, the Bible does not explicitly specify the precise date of Jesus's crucifixion. Oh, that's what they said. This is not me saying this. This is them saying this. I'm reading this from the sources. They're arguing over dates, scholars, biblical scholars, and theologians and so forth. They're just trying to figure this thing out. Meanwhile, it's not written anywhere. So what are you trying to figure out?

based on alignments or something, or whatever, another, another maybe on another action or something that happened somewhere else. Either way, it's pretty bizarre that the most important day of their lives would be the death of Jesus Christ, and everything else is written down. They even wrote down in the New Testament where Jesus condones slavery, but they forgot to write that he was killed on the cross, and what day it happened, and what time happened. Yeah, the Bible says that. The Bible says Jesus says, Honor your slave master as you would honor me. Love your slave master as you would love me. They made sure that was in there. See, that's a remix. Obviously, I don't believe he really even said that, but they got that in there. But they couldn't get the date, the time, and everything else of the crucifixion. But then you go to the Sinai Bible, and you discover, Oh, didn't really happen like that. Then you go to the Gospel of Barnabas and discover, Ah, didn't really happen like that. And then you start looking in, you can

even read the Quran. The Quran tells you, You guys been fooled. You know, now all of these texts are open to remixing, of course, but there's too many sources. Sometimes you track to see if you can get three or four sources in something from different locations and different places, and when you do that, you get circumstantial evidence, which is pretty interesting. Verse 157 of chapter 4, the Quran states, And for their saying, 'We killed the Messiah, Jesus, Son of Mary, the Apostle of Allah,' though they did not kill him nor did they crucify him, but it was made so to appear. Oops, I'm just, you know, there's too many people in two different, too many different time periods, in too many areas, in too many different texts, too many authors that are disconnected from each other saying the same exact thing. Didn't happen, happen. And let's talk about that for a minute, by the way. Talk, let's talk, let's talk about this crucifixion for a minute because I want you to envision something. Imagine that you're the

creator of the universe, you're all-knowing, all-powerful. You have all the wisdom that ever exists and will ever exist. You can create things by thought and by speaking it. You can touch something and create an entire whatever it is you want to create: a moon, a planet, whatever it is. You're everywhere, all at once, and now you've created human beings, and you just don't seem to like the way that they're behaving. So instead of going down and becoming their teacher in person, you say, You know what? I've got a brilliant idea. I'll send my son through the womb of a human being. Let him grow up to be tortured and tormented, almost starve to death, almost die of thirst, and then at the end, I'll have them slaughtered in front of everybody. This is the greatest idea I've ever come up with. And then everyone has a path to get to me through his dead body. You have that much power, and the best idea you got in the tank is to kill your kid, and that's going to

be the Savior. Why is that a savior? Why is that a savior? All it did was set people up for failure, and I mean spiritual failure. How? Let me explain by comp of The Emerald Tablets by Billy Carson.

Billy Carson Proves JESUS’ Crucifixion NEVER HAPPENED

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The Resurrection and the Significance of the Sinai Bible

The exact date of Jesus' death is unknown, leading to ongoing debates among scholars.

The Gospel of Barnabas suggests that Jesus never died on the cross.

The Sinai Bible, written in the 4th century, is the oldest manuscript of the Christian Bible and includes corrections made by scholars to accurately reflect the original texts.

The Controversial Teachings and Historical Claims about Jesus

The Harvard Seminary has a copy of the book claiming Jesus was married, possibly to Mary Magdalene, suggesting a Merovingian bloodline.

The Bible does not specify the date of Jesus's crucifixion, leading to debates among scholars.

The New Testament includes Jesus's teachings on slavery but neglects to mention the details of his crucifixion, raising questions about the accuracy of the biblical accounts.

The Quran's Perspective on Jesus' Crucifixion

The Quran states that Jesus was not killed or crucified, but it was made to appear that way.

The repetition of this message across different texts and authors raises questions about its validity.

The speaker critiques the idea of an all-powerful creator choosing to send their son to suffer and be killed as a means to provide a path to salvation.

The idea of being a savior can lead to setting people up for spiritual failure.

This approach may create dependency and hinder personal growth.

The Emerald Tablets by Billy Carson offers a different perspective on spiritual enlightenment and empowerment.