WHO WAS THE FISHER OF MEN?

grown up pants mandatory!

ABOUT THIS EPISODE:

“Intrepid independent scholar Ralph Ellis joins Truthiverse to continue his analysis of key Biblical characters and events, this time the most important one of all: the "Jesus" character.

Ralph discusses his extensive research into Edessa and the ancient Edessan monarchy and King Izas Manu, likely the primary historical figure upon whom the Jesus character is based. Ralph is the leading expert on Edessa and its hugely important role in historical events that would ultimately be spun into the distorted Biblical tales. He also discusses major players such as Josephus Flavius, the wealthy Simon Bothus, and Mary Magdalene (aka Mary Bothus, the richest woman in the Near East) who married "Jesus of Gamla". Discover who the "fisher of men" really was - grown up pants mandatory.”

To watch this video on Rumble click here: https://truthiverse.com/67

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Amazon sells his books and provides this brief information: “Ralph Ellis has been researching biblical and Egyptian history for more than 30 years. Being independent from theological and educational establishments allows Ralph to tread where others do not dare, and it is through this independence that Ralph has discovered so many new biblical and historical truths.

Perhaps one of the biggest 'cover-ups' is the fact that the Israelites were originally Egyptians, the Hyksos Shepherd pharaohs who were ejected from Egypt in the 17th century BC. But this simple correlation colours the rest of biblical history, for it means that both King Solomon and King Jesus were also of Egyptian heritage.”

A list of available books by Ralph Ellis can be accessed here.

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I have never heard a revision of history quite like this one.

I am sharing it to capture it while I consider the implications and try to verify the claims being made.

Everything you read above was written a week ago. I gave the matter time to settle in my head and held back publication of this post because I was not sure whether I ought to give the material publicity.

Since then I have decided that I cannot verify very much of the information and have to add it to my huge mental file marked ‘under consideration’.

Whatever anyone says about Jesus (or Jeshua as some prefer), there is no getting away from the fact that his story is beautiful, evocative and heart-warming. I have found heroes like him in all the cultures and countries that I have visited or studied. Jesus was my first hero and respect for his stories, opinions and achievements pervade everything I have done in my life.

I found clues linking the story to other historical characters everywhere I looked.

The world is full of wonderful human beings and some of them set extremely high morals and ethics to follow. Some are flawed, of course. Some have been horribly persecuted, like Jesus apparently was.

Anyway, I know that many of my readers have very strong beliefs. Among us we have many different religious influences and homespun theories.

Tell me what you think of Ralph Ellis’s theory. Tell me what Jesus means to you. Between us, I know we can respectfully incorporate far more than one conflicting idea into our discussion.

I look forward to reading that.

ONWARDS!
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