Hawkins / Jesus
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Christus zeigt dem ungläubigen
Bibelreferenz: Johannes 20, 24-29 (NT)
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![]() Die Bergpredigt, ~1890, Carl Heinrich Bloch (1834-1890) dänischer Maler
Hawkins' Lehre zu Avataren wie Jesus besagt:
Jesus Lehre beruht auf Glauben und Erlösung.
Zum Zeitpunkt der Geburt Jesu vor rund 2000 Jahren stand das Bewusstseinsniveau der Menschheit auf BW-Ebene 100, dem Äquivalent der Notstands-Emotion Angst.
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Anhand der kinesiologischen Muskeltestmessung beantwortet Hawkins einige Thesen von Bibelforschern und Historikern folgendermaßen:
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Artikel Bewusstseinsevolution |
Personal avowals
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Denial of God triggers human agony. |
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Jesus anger towards the money changers in the temple |
Note: [Paraphrased] Righteous anger and indignation are moralistic inflations of positionalities and expectations of others. I, Reality and Subjectivity, chapter 12, S. 197, 2003 |
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Explanation of Christ's statement: |
"Noone shall reach heaven except through me." |
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Bible reference: |
Luke 17, 21 (NT) |
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Karma |
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The Second Coming of Christ – Physical reincarnation of a Christ |
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The importance of discerning the spirits |
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Jesus, the intercessor |
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Christ/Messiah consciousness – ⚠ Trinity |
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Divinity of God Immanent |
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Psychic attacks |
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Political implications of the Sermon on the Mount |
Tod Lindberg, US American political analyst, research fellow of the ⚡ Hoover Institution, Stanford University, editor of the conservative prestigious Policy Review, The_Political_Teachings_of_Jesus, HarperOne, 1st edition 12. June 2007 |
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Mind set of cruxifixion vs. context of resurrection |
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Native American spirituality calibrates very high. |
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Demons |
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Resurrection of Christ |
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Demons |
Da sprach Jesus zu seinen Jüngern: Will mir jemand nachfolgen, der verleugne sich selbst und nehme sein Kreuz auf sich und folge mir. 'Denn wer sein Leben erhalten will, der wird's verlieren; wer aber sein Leben verliert um meinetwillen, der wird's finden. Was hülfe es dem Menschen, wenn er die ganze Welt gewönne und nähme doch Schaden an seiner Seele? Matthäus 16, 24-26 (NT)
Und er ward verklärt vor ihnen, und sein Angesicht leuchtete wie die Sonne, und seine Kleider wurden weiß wie ein Licht. Und siehe, da erschienen ihnen Mose und Elia; die redeten mit ihm. Matthäus, 17, 2-3 (NT)
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Gleichnis vom Weingärtner, dem Weinstock und den Reben |
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Gottes Plan: |
Faires und gerechtes Teilen von und auf Gottes Erde |
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Gleichnisse, Parabeln |
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Jesus Christus der tätigen Liebe; Budda der ausstrahlenden Liebe |
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Devotional quotes
Married Jesus with a female disciple
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The first and only known antique Greek papyrus text from the 2nd century that depicts a married Jesus. |
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Pilate, Jesus' worldly judge |
Famous words: Ecce homo! [Behold the man!] |
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See also: |
Elaine Pagels, Ph.D., The Defeat of the Gnostics, 6. December 1979, presented by the US American semi-monthly magazine The New York Review of Books, date unknown |
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Historic record on the existence of Jesus, persecution of the early Christians under emperor Nero |
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Literary quotes
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Rankist record keepers: elite wealthy powerful literate males of patriarchy |
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Research on the historical Jesus |
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Modern research on Jesus |
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Christianity ⇔ Rabbinic Judaism |
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Eschatology ⇔ world-negation |
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God's plan: fair sharing of God's earth |
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Fair and equitable sharing of God's land |
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Satan = violent injustice ⇔ God = nonviolent justice |
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God's justice ⇔ retributive justice |
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Biblical violent God ⇔ Biblical nonviolent God |
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Israel's war crimes |
Source: ► John Dominic Crossan > Quotes, presented by the US American "social cataloging" website Goodreads, undated |
Personal avowals
Though Christ a thousand times in Bethlehem be born,
But not within thyself, thy soul will be forlorn;
The cross on Golgotha thou lookest to in vain,
Unless within thyself it be set up again.
Angelus Silesius (1624-1677) German physician, Catholic theologian, mystic poet,
Cherubinic Wanderer, 1675
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Inspired by: ► Blog article Miracles of Jesus Christ: List, presented by the Bible Study Blog, 17. February 2010 |
See also: ► Miracles |
But Jesus remained silent and gave no answer. Again the high priest asked him, "Are you the Messiah, the Son of the Blessed One?"I am," said Jesus. "And you will see the Son of Man sitting at the right hand of the Mighty One and coming on the clouds of heaven." The high priest tore his clothes. "Why do we need any more witnesses?" he asked. "You have heard the blasphemy. What do you think?" Mark 14, 61-64 (NT)
But Jesus remained silent. Then the high priest said to him, "I demand in the name of the living God – tell us if you are the Messiah, the Son of God." Jesus replied, "You have said it. And in the future you will see the Son of Man seated in the place of power at God’s right hand and coming on the clouds of heaven." Matthew 26, 63-64 (NT)
"If you are the Messiah," they said, "tell us." Jesus answered, "If I tell you, you will not believe me, and if I asked you, you would not answer. But from now on, the Son of Man will be seated at the right hand of the mighty God." Luke 22, 67-69 (NT)
They all asked, "Are you then the Son of God?" He replied, "You say that I am." Then they said, "Why do we need any more testimony? We have heard it from his own lips." Luke 22, 70-71 (NT)
At that point the priestly judges of the Sanhedrin trial of Jesus decided to hand the 'Son of God' committing blasphemy over to Pontius Pilate, the fifth Prefect under Emperor Tiberius of the Roman province of Judaea (26-36 AD), who authorized the crucifixion of Jesus. |
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Sources featuring Joseph Atwill (*1950) US American independent scholar, author ► Book Caesar's Messiah. The Roman Conspiracy to Invent Jesus, Ulysses Press, 15. April 2005 ► Blog entry The obvious intro to the Jesus/Titus typology, presented by caesarsmessiah.com Blog, 23. May 2011 |
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Sources featuring Joseph Atwill (*1950) US American independent scholar, author ► Book Caesar's Messiah. The Roman Conspiracy to Invent Jesus, Ulysses Press, 15. April 2005 ► Video presentation/DVD documentary Flavian Signature Presentation, YouTube film, 35:55 minutes duration, posted 25. March 2013 ► Audio interview Caesar's Messiah, Christianity and Mind Control with Joe Atwill, presented by the platform Gnostic Warrior, episode #26, YouTube film, 1:33:33 duration, recorded and posted 3. October 2013 ► Blog entry Flavian Signature overview, presented by the blog caesarsmessiah.com, 18. June 2011 |
[*] Literature: ► Titus Flavius Josephus [Joseph ben Matityahu] (37-100 AD) 1st-century Romano-Jewish historian, hagiographer of priestly and royal ancestry, translated by William Whiston, written in 75 AD, Gutenberg EBook, 10. January 2009, PDF, documentacatholicaomnia.eu |
Narrated audio resource: ► Audio narration on "The Wars of the Jews", presented by LibriVox Audiobooks, red by Graham Redman and various narrators, YouTube film, posted 26. January 2015 ► The Wars of the Jews, by Flavius Josephus (1/3), 9:59:59 duration ► The Wars of the Jews, by Flavius Josephus (2/3), 9:59:59 duration ► The Wars of the Jews, by Flavius Josephus (3/3), 3:25:50 duration |
The Irish British literary scholar and novelist C. S. Lewis [LoC 390, work LoC 455] (1898-1963) stated a trilemma concerning Jesus:
Jesus can only be considered to be one of three things:
[*] Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 383, 2005 |
[*] Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 383 and 389, 2005 |
Links zum Thema Jesus von NazarethLiteratur
Eine der zentralen Fragen in Crossans Buch lautet: "Warum hat man Jesus umgebracht?" Crossan sieht in Jesus einen radikalen Sozialreformer, einen Lehrer der Gleichberechtigung aller Menschen, der die religiösen und politischen Mächte seiner Zeit dadurch herausgefordert hat, da er predigte, jeder habe in seinem alltäglichen Leben Zugang zum Göttlichen.
Carottas These bezieht sich auf den Kult des vergöttlichten Divus Iulius.
Literature (engl.)
The book was written nine years after Allegro's forced resignation from academia. The Dead Sea Scrolls, the Essenes and the early Christianity proposes the non-existence of the historical Jesus Christ.
Thesis: Jesus is a purely mythical construct. The Christ figure shows similarities to the Pagan mysteries Osiris-Dionysus/Orpheus, Horus, Attis, and Mithras.
After his assassination Roman commander and high-priest Gaius Julius Caesar was elevated to the gods becoming the highest God of the Empire: Divus Iulius.
Recommended by D. Hawkins
Externe Weblinks
Trinität die 1., 2. und 3. Person Gottes und ihre Stufenentwicklung
Neuübersetzung von Historiker Roelof van den Broek, Universität Utrecht, des Referenz-Manuskripts: Pseudo-Cyril of Jerusalem on the Life and the Passion of Christi, Morgan Universität, The Pierpont Morgan Library, New York City
Weblinks zum Thema Jesus – QuoraBeiträge verfasst von Elfriede Ammann, präsentiert auf der kalifornischen Frage-und-Antwort Webseite Quora DE
External web links (engl.)
Audio- und VideolinksDokumentationen, Filme
Maria Magdalena, Lydia, Junia, Phöbe, vier weibliche Säulen des Christentums, sind aus der Kirche verschwunden und in Vergessenheit geraten.
Audio and video links (engl.)
Was Jesus the last of the Pharoahs?
Duke University and the chief oncologist from Richmond, Viriginia, denied the possibility of spontaneous remission of Russel's lung cancer. His response to them: "Jesus Christ has touched me and healed me." Minute 4:13
Featuring the etymology of Jesus Christ = Ea / Enki [Lucifer, Neptune] / Zeus / Horus / Sobek / Saturn
Audio and video links (engl.) – Joseph Atwill
Documentaries / movies
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Wiki-Ebene
1 Die Vorstellung, dass Jesus verheiratet war und Kinder hatte schwingt auf BW 190; kalibriert von D. Hawkins, Sedona Seminar Identification and Illusion, 3 DVD-Set, 14. August 2004 ⇑
2 Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 359, 2005 ⇑
3 Der Mann auf dem Grabtuch, 26. März 2016; Drei unabhängige Forschungsinstitute erbrachten mithilfe des Radionkarbontests den Beweis, dass das Turiner Grabtuch eine Fälschung aus dem Mittelalter in der Zeit zwischen 1260 und 1390 ist. ⇑
4 Videointerview mit Jay Goldner, österreichischer Phänomene-Forscher, parapsychologischer Autor, Die Wahrheit über das Jesus-Foto. Das Turiner Grabtuch entschlüsselt, präsentiert von dem Online Fernsehsender Quer-Denken TV, Gastgeber Prof. Dr. Michael Vogt (*1953) deutscher Historiker, ehemals Honorarprofessor für Public Relations, Medien- und Kommunikationsmanagement, Publizist, YouTube Film, 48:29 Minuten Dauer, eingestellt 21. Januar 2017 ⇑
5 Joseph Atwill (*1950) US American independent scholar, author of Caesar's Messiah. The Roman Conspiracy to Invent Jesus, 2005, Explanatory Power part 2 – The Trinity, presented by Joseph Atwill's Blog, 30. May 2011 ⇑
6 Note: This is the only miracle of Jesus recorded in all four gospels. ⇑
7 See also: St. Joseph of Cupertino, The flying saint, presented by Messenger of Saint Anthony, Renzo Allegri, undated ⇑
8 The actual ‘baptism’ of Jesus was invented to mirror the ‘passing through water’ by the Israelites that led to their laws being given by God from a mountain top. The passing through water by Jesus leads to the new law giving from a mountain top – the sermon on the mount.
The dialogue between John and Jesus is based upon Malachai. John’s 'firery’ declarations of Matthew 3, 7-13 repeat the theme of Malachi 4, 1-2. In Matthew 3, 13-15 John states that Jesus should baptize him, yet Jesus replies that John must do the baptizing "to fulfill all righteousness". ⇑
9 The Imperial cult of ancient Rome identified emperors and some members of their families with the divinely sanctioned authority of the Roman State. The framework for the Imperial cult was formulated during the early Principate of Augustus, and was rapidly established throughout the Empire and its provinces, with marked local variations in its reception and expression. ⇑
10 over 50 connections of the Flavian Signature ⇑
11 Titus Flavius Josephus [Joseph ben Matityahu] (37-100 AD) 1st-century Romano-Jewish historian, hagiographer of priestly and royal ancestry, translated by William Whiston, written in 75 AD, EBook, 10. January 2009 ⇑
12 The Greek word "tekton” in the Gospels be translated correctly as "stonemason" and not, as is usually the case, "carpenter". This translation is necessary to see the "stone/son" theme in the Gospels and Josephus, which is a mockery of the masonic imagery found in the Dead Sea Scrolls. ⇑
13 Josephus famous "mistake" is to write the "Son Cometh" rather than the "Stone Cometh". His pun on son and stone refers to the Hebrew words "ben" and "eben". Simply placing the passage in its correct place in the Jesus/Titus typological sequence makes the meaning of Josephus’ "error" crystal clear. ⇑
14 Josephus first described "the coming of the stone”, then a stone that "cries out," and finally he recorded that the "son/stone" was "hidden from your (the Jews’) eyes". Whiston's translation correctly captures the real meaning of Josephus’ wordplay concerning "stones crying out" with his phrase – "and the stone came from it, and cried out aloud." The Greek statement can be read logically in two ways: one way is just as Jesus predicted – the stone actually cried out. Notice also, that what the stones would "cry out" in the Gospels, was the true identity of the son of God. This is exactly what Josephus recorded the "stone" did. ⇑
15 Josephus and the Gospels each used the word "lestes" to describe the "robbers". ⇑
16 Following the "triumphal entrance" and the encircling of the city with a wall in Josephus, Titus conquered the area in front of the Temple. In other words, the robbers were driven out by the "son of man". ⇑
17 Whiston noted the "miraculous" date of the Abomination of Desolation in a footnote: "This was a remarkable day indeed, the seventeenth of Panemus, [Tamuz,] A.D. 70, when, according to Daniel’s prediction, six hundred and six years before, the Romans ‘in half a week caused the sacrifice and oblation to cease,’ Daniel 9, 27. For from the month of February, A.D. 66, about which time Vespasian entered on this war, to this very time, was just three years and a half." Whiston’s point is that Daniel predicted that the "Abomination of Desolation" would occur in the middle of a "week" or seven years. ⇑