The Blasphemous Tale of Jesus, Yal Deo, and Apostles

Yal Deo's relentless schemes ultimately corrupt Jesus's message, leading to a distorted legacy that endures today.

### The Blasphemous Saga of Jesus: A Gnostic Retelling
* ⚔ The narrative begins with a warning about the **blasphemous content** and recounts the **rise and fall of the Kingdom of Israel**, leading to **Roman conquest during Jesus's time**.
* 👶 Yal Deo, the antagonist, devises a plan to trick Jesus into thinking he is merely a **prophet**, resulting in King Herod's **massacre of male infants in Bethlehem**, echoing the **Exodus story**.
* 🌊 John the Baptist emerges, preaching baptism for the **repentance of sins**, while Jesus is baptized and reportedly becomes **Divine** as he wanders the desert for **40 days**, resisting **Satan's temptations**.
* 🤔 Following his baptism, Jesus begins his ministry, but his teachings are misunderstood by his apostles, leading to frustration as he finds understanding only in **Mary Magdalene**.
* 🍞 As Jesus prepares for crucifixion, he reveals the true nature of his disciples, indicating they are **possessed by archons**, and chooses Judas to betray him, resulting in Jesus's **eventual death**.
* 👻 After his resurrection, Jesus appears to Mary Magdalene, who attempts to share the news with the apostles, but they remain **skeptical and caught in their own misunderstandings**.
* 📜 The narrative climaxes with a confrontation between Peter and Paul, resulting in both apostles' deaths and the **corruption of Jesus's teachings** by Yal Deo and Satan, leading to the **establishment of a distorted church**.
* ⚰ The retelling ends on a dark note, emphasizing that the **true message of Jesus has been lost and replaced by a false doctrine**, leaving readers with a sense of **disillusionment**.

The New Testament But Its Gnostic

Parry Megistus

The Conflict Between Yal Deo and the Christ

Yal Deo attempts to thwart the Christ's mission by using King Herod to kill all male babies in Bethlehem, mirroring Pharaoh's actions in Egypt.

Jesus spends his early childhood in Egypt before returning to Nazareth and joining John the Baptist, who is baptizing people to return to God.

After Jesus's baptism, Yal Deo's archons, led by Satan, try to tempt Jesus into worshiping him, but Jesus rebukes them, leading to Satan's ultimate failure.

Jesus faces challenges in his ministry after defeating Satan, with his followers struggling to understand his message.

John the Baptist's death leads to a split among his followers, while Simon and Doyus go their separate ways.

Jesus's efforts to explain his teachings are met with confusion, but he eventually finds support from Mary Magdalene and other female followers.

Judas, possessed by Al Deo, betrays Jesus, leading to his crucifixion.

After Jesus' death, Judas, realizing his actions, takes his own life.

Jesus' tomb is found empty three days later, and he appears to Mary Magdalene, giving her a final lesson before ascending to heaven, while Peter and James take charge of spreading the gospel.

Simon's Divine Mission: The Transformation to Paul

Jesus, witnessing the Apostles' struggles, gives Simon a vision and reveals his calling to Jerusalem.

Simon's journey through the layers of Heaven leads him to Jesus, who names him Paul and shows him the 10th Heaven.

Paul returns to Jerusalem, offers to help Peter and the other Apostles, and uses his saved money to support their organization.

Peter and Paul's Conflict: A Struggle for Faith

Paul begins preaching against the Torah, claiming it was written by a false god, which angers Peter and leads to ongoing confrontations.

Despite Peter's attempts to calm down, their relationship remains strained, and Paul eventually focuses on preaching in Rome.

Jesus appears to Peter and James in a vision, urging them to be filled with the Holy Spirit again and reassuring them that doing the Father's will amidst suffering will lead to love and equality.

Peter becomes frustrated with Jesus' contradictions and struggles to understand his message.

The tension escalates to a showdown between Peter and Paul in the Roman Coliseum, culminating in Paul's death and Peter's failed attempt to prove his superiority.

After their deaths, Peter and Paul's souls are separated, allowing yalo and Satan to corrupt Jesus' message and establish a false Church.