This sequel expands the narrative to include the wider circle of women around Jesus, the Magdalene lineage, and the continuation of their teachings after the crucifixion.
Did Jesus use his mental abilities to heal his wounds from crucifixion, and that was how he was able to emerge from the cave?No answer.
Did Jesus intentionally mentally heal his wounds from the crucifixion?Yes.
Did Jesus use his mental abilities to heal his crucifixion?No answer.
Jesus, did you use your mental abilities to heal your wounds from the crucifixion?No, but a very slight no.
Did you heal your crucifixion just like any other human body would?Yes.
Were you able to heal the crucifixion wounds more quickly than most people would be able to?Yes.
Did you have physical crucifixion wounds?Yes.
He was used as the greatest human sacrifice of the Roman Empire — crucifixion was a Roman method of human sacrifice to their gods.
He was used as the greatest human sacrifice of the Roman Empire — crucifixion was a Roman method of human sacrifice to their gods.
CA: Before the time of the crucifixion?
CA: How old were they at the time of the crucifixion?
Yeshua was arrested by the Pharisees and judged worthy of crucifixion by Pontius Pilate.
Benjamin was stoned to death by a Jewish mob 18 months after Yeshua’s crucifixion and resurrection.
The legend says these women (sometimes including Mary Magdalene and their servant Sarah) fled persecution after the crucifixion, crossed the sea in a rudderless boat, and landed on this shore in the 1st century.
Galeah is one of the Magdalene-Essenes, a group of initiated women (and some men) connected to the Essenes, who continued the spiritual work of Jesus (Yeshua) and Mary Magdalene after the crucifixion and resurrection.
For one people worshipped Brahma, making a beast of him; another worshipped Buddha, making a beast of him; another worshipped Christ, making a beast of him; another Jesus, making a beast of him, and forever parading his crucifixion; and the beast that each one builded up within his soul became an entity to him on his entrance into spirit life, and he became bound to the machinations of evil spirits professing to be that beast.
Mary's the only disciple who came to Jesus's crucifixion.
An example of a holographic insert that was put on the planet in the past to change the course of history is the crucifixion of Christ.
Spiritual Legacy: The Nommo’s crucifixion and promised return (in human form) frame their exit as a sacrifice, not a collapse—leaving humanity with fragments of their wisdom.
Gnostic texts like the Great Treatise of Seth reinterpret the crucifixion as a symbolic event.
Present at key moments of Jesus’ life: Nativity, first miracle at Cana, crucifixion, and resurrection.
The Essenes reportedly fled persecution after Jesus's crucifixion, migrating to areas such as Egypt, Tibet, and the Americas.
Judas recounts his overwhelming guilt following Jesus' crucifixion, leading to his suicide in a field he owned.
The New Testament focuses on the life, crucifixion, and resurrection of Jesus, reflecting divine intervention and guidance.
His crucifixion and resurrection were acts to remind humanity of its worth and potential.
Crucifixion: Jesus explained that the crucifixion was more of a concept than a physical death, intended to demonstrate the eternal nature of the soul.
Crucifixion Explanation: Jesus described his experience during the crucifixion, focusing on transcending suffering and showing the eternal nature of the soul.
From an esoteric perspective, Jesus's crucifixion and resurrection carry deep spiritual symbolism.
To assert that we, despite our enlightenment, adored the orb of day, would he as absurd as to say that the Christians adore the cross of the crucifixion for itself; in both cases it is the attached significance that caused the sun, and causes the cross, to be held in any sort of regard.
Crucifixion and Resurrection:
The crucifixion is seen as a misinterpretation aligned with pagan beliefs.
Yeshua survived the crucifixion and continued to live for many years.
He described the Essenes as members of a small spiritual Jewish sect that began a hundred years before Jesus’ birth in the 2nd Century BC and continued some 68 years after the crucifixion of Jesus and the destruction of the Jewish temple.
The crucifixion initiation
Crucifixion of Jesus (1st day)
According to the First Epistle to the Corinthians (1 Corinthians 15:4), Jesus was raised from the dead ("on the third day" counting the day of crucifixion as the first)
The events occurred before the crucifixion.
Yeshua was arrested by the Pharisees and judged worthy of crucifixion by Pontius Pilate.
Jesus is traditionally believed to have resurrected three days after his crucifixion and death.
For it was after my crucifixion that I attained a full enlightenment of my physical and subtle bodies.
If this were not hard enough to bear, there was the day of Yeshua’s brutal trial and crucifixion.
I knew the plan was that Yeshua would consciously still all his vital signs within hours of being on the tree of crucifixion on Golgotha.
In those days we prepared ourselves to withstand the opposing forces within and outside ourselves during the years that culminated in the crucifixion.
Crucifixion is still used as a deterrent.