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On Forbidden Knowledge, Billy Carson works through his compendium of the Emerald Tablets and asks whether later scripture retells older material. Was Jesus a student of Thoth, or the same teacher under another name? He reads Thoth as designer of the Great Pyramid, a son of Atlantis who sends people out to start later cultures on one plan. Carson sets tablet lines beside gospel verses. The Egyptian mysteries included rebirth and meditation, and Jesus taught both. He prefers the name Yeshua and shows photographs of rooms in a Coptic church in Old Cairo that he says were that teacher’s home. A church that understood rebirth, he argued, feared empty seats, because people would delay reform into another life. He also ties Giza and the pyramid of the sun at Teotihuacan to one architect and one sky pattern. The episode is his case from the tablets, not a finding that the gospels were copied.
Key points
- Billy Carson asks whether Jesus was a student of Thoth or the same teacher remembered under another name.
- He reads Thoth as designer of the Great Pyramid and as a son of Atlantis who seeded later cultures.
- He sets tablet lines beside gospel verses and says Jesus taught rebirth and meditation.
- He prefers the name Yeshua and shows rooms in Old Cairo that he identifies as that teacher’s former home.
- He claims early church leaders feared rebirth because people would delay reform into a next life.
- Giza and the pyramid of the sun at Teotihuacan are, in his account, one architect’s work.
Short quotes
the God Thoth was a designer and a builder of the Great Pyramid
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He assigns the Great Pyramid’s design to Thoth as a historical builder, not only a symbol. Watch at 18:11
yes Jesus taught reincarnation and meditation
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A core claim of the episode is that Jesus taught rebirth and inner practice. Watch at 32:02
he calls himself the son of Atlantis
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In the tablets, as Carson reads them, Thoth identifies himself with Atlantis. Watch at 46:03
the early church fathers feared that if people understood reincarnation they wouldn't go to church
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He explains opposition to rebirth as a fear that congregations would stop showing up. Watch at 50:07
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