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Date Posted: 14:31:15 03/28/02 Thu
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First I will correct a few clerical errors I made.
I left out the word (seen) in the sentence, "Jesus had actually lived and some people had actually (seen) him, as compared to Zeus and Apollo". Also, "A bit of character assassination has also been used to desyroy the image of the Magdaline (Magdalene). It has (been) falsely propose(d) that Mary was the prostitute that Jesus had saved from a stoning."
I had mistakenly left out a comma(,) after 'Jesus' in the sentence. "Joseph, the brother of Jesus (,) and his wife, Ann, and his daughter also named Ann were left out." That made it sound like 'Ann' was the wife of Jesus. When actually Mary Magdlene is the most likely to have been the wife of Jesus. (I was mistaken in my date of 44A.D. for James and his family's exodus from the Holy Land to Gaul. They left around 63 A.D., nineteen years behind Mary and Martha.)
Much is based on old tradition going back, oddly enough, to about 44 A.D. on the coast of France. Ratis, in Provence, is the point of Mary Magdalene and Martha's disembarkation, which later became known as Les Saintes Maries de la Mer. From such traditions came the book 'The Life of Mary Magdalene' by Raban Marr (776-856), the Archbishop of Mayence (Mainz) and Abee of Fuld, who incorporated many traditions from the 5th century, (the 400's) and earlier, into his work.
St. Bernard specifically mentioned a requirement for 'the obedience of Bethany, the castle of Mary and Martha' when he drafted the Constitution for the Order of Knights Templars in 1128.
One proof of this exodus of the Hebrew royal family, a.k.a. the descendants of the line of king David, can be found in my own family linage, being a descendant of James, also known as Joseph of Arimathea, the brother of Jesus. In the book 'The Plantagenet Ancestry' by Lt.-Col. W.H. Turton, D.S.O., Genealogical Publishing Co. Inc., published in 1928. On page 188 is the bloodline of the royal house of Brittany France. You will notice jewish names like Jonas, Judual, Judhael, Urbon, and Judon. 'Judon', by the way, means 'Jew'. One has to ask oneself why jewish names are being given to princes and kings of a costal region of France as far back as 520 A.D. on Turton's chart.
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