Szemerey István - Jézus a szkíta

Research on the life of Jesus tests the sincerity of the church; and this is the most painful and hardest struggle for the truth that we have ever witnessed." "Modern Christianity has to face the possibility that they can discover the historical truth about Jesus at any time." Albert Schweizer's thoughts are still valid today. Who was the historical Jesus, where did he come from, which people was he a native of? To these questions we can add the following. Why do we not know anything about the Galilean people, where Jesus came from? Who were they? What was their real name? After all, Galilean is just a catchphrase, it means "strangers". That is for the Jews living in Judea, people of non-Jewish origin, non-Jewish religion and non-Jewish identity living in a separate province, i.e. they are foreign to them. What was Jesus' mother tongue? After all, Jesus could not have been Jewish by origin, as the Talmud describes precisely. So it could not have been his mother tongue either the language spoken by the Jews Who were the allies and relatives of the Parthians, the Galileans, who repeatedly destroyed the Roman armies? Why don't our history books write about this? What was the basis of Gnostic knowledge, which is also the basis of Jesus' philosophy? Who and why changed the two fundamentally important holy trinity of humanity, the Holy Trinity of Light (Father-Son-Virgin-Mother) and the Trichotomy (body-spirit-soul)? Why did they take out the Virgin Mother from the former and replace it with the concept of the Holy Spirit, and why did they erase the concept of the soul from the latter, or why did they mix the soul and the spirit together? Why and who erased the original teaching, nationality, and origin of Jesus? Why is today's image of him, his person, and his teaching false? We could go on with hundreds of questions. This book tries to find a way in this quagmire created by the opposing forces, so that we can see the essence and thereby come into possession of the knowledge that is the truth itself. Which, according to Jesus, sets you free. So that we don't get lost again and again in the present and in the future, and that others can't lead us astray either. Dear Reader, get to know the facts from this book, and if you see it again, don't let the comfortable veil of lies cloud your vision. István Jakab, esoteric writer István Szemerey