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This manuscript is claimed to be the reincarnation of the ancient Gospel of the Hebrews, the original Gospel of Matthew mentioned by Jerome and other early church fathers. This manuscript, which Rev. Gideon Ouseley discovered in 1881, is considered by us to be close to, if not identical with, the original Gospel used by ancient New Testament Essenes.
It is the position of the Essene Nazarean Church that this, and other important Essene writings, were systematically removed from common circulation when gentile Christians gained dominance over the Hebrew saints in the early fourth century AD. Learned men, so called Correctors were, following the church meeting at Nicea 325 AD, selected by the church authorities to scrutinize the sacred texts and rewrite them in order to correct their meaning in accordance with the views which the church had just sanctioned.
Our position on the The Gospel of the Holy Twelve is that Ouseley brought forth true material from, or related to, ancient documents of great import to modern Essenes. This scripture must stand on its own merits, however, and we claim no historicity to it, even if such exists, for we cannot back up such claims. We can, however, bear eloquent testimony to their truth and power to change lives, which is where we believe our emphasis should be.
In 382 AD during the pope Damasos, the canonical texts were adopted and all old documents were destroyed. It is part of the mission of the Essene Nazarean Church to once again make these ancient and valuable texts available to all true seekers after Truth.
The only changes made to this manuscript were the names Jesus, Jesu, Iesus, etc., changed to Yeshua, to reflect his original Aramaic name as opposed to the Greek renditions.
From the ages of ages is the eternal thought, and the thought is the
word, and the word is the act, and these three are one in the eternal law, and
the law is with God, and the law proceeds from God. All things are created by
law and without it is not anything created that exists. In the word is life and
substance, the fire and the light. The love and the wisdom, are one for the
salvation of all. And the light shines in darkness and the darkness conceals it
not. The word is the one life-giving fire, which shining into the world becomes
the fire and light of every soul that enters into the world. I am in the world,
and the world is in me, and the world knows it not. I come to my own house and
my friends receive me not. But as many as receive and obey, to them is given
the power to become the sons and daughters of God, even to them who believe in
the holy name, who are born--not of the will of the blood and flesh, but of
God. And the word is incarnate and dwells among us, whose glory we beheld, full
of grace. Behold the goodness, and the truth and the beauty of God!
In The
Name Of The All Holy Amen
EARLY
CHRISTIAN DOCUMENTS REVEAL THAT JESUS
AND HIS APOSTLES ABSTAINED FROM
THE FLESH OF ANIMAL
Their testimony are as
follows:
Documents in the Clementine Homilies xii, ch. 6, Peter's diet consisted of " only bread and oil and herbs (use sparingly)," and Matthew is said to have been content with seeds and nuts, hard-shelled fruits, and vegetables, without the use of flesh."
Hegesippus, in Euseb. H. E., 11, 23, says that James (the Lord's brother) was holy from his birth, drank no wine and ate no flesh. It is interesting to note that Hegesippus apparently got his information from The Ascent of James, a distinctively Essene and anti-Pauline work which also represented James as condemning sacrifices.
The early Christian writers who proclaimed against the habit of flesh-eating included Tertullian, Clement of Alexandria, John Chrysostom and the author of the Clementine Homilies.
In his work, Dejejuniis: adversus Psychios, Tertullian describes the flesh-eater in scathing terms, and expresses his opinion that the Jesus was wont to abstain from flesh food.
The author of the Clementine Homilies (which date back to the middle of the second century) says: "The unnatural eating of flesh-meats is as polluting as the heathen worship of devils with its sacrifices and impure feasts."'
Clement of Alexandria recommends a diet of vegetables, roots, olives, herbs, milk, cheese, fruits, and all kinds of dry food."
Saint John Chrysostom, in his Homilies, pours bitter invective on the flesh-eaters, who are worse than tigers, and calls his followers to pure and simple habits. The man who lives for his stomach he accounts as good as dead, and he would have those who aim at the highest life eat pulse and (if they feel the need) other vegetable fruits.
WHAT SCHOLARS ARE SAYING
Archdeacon Wilberforce of Westminster said "that after the Council of Nicea, AD 325, the MSS. of the New Testament were considerably tampered with".
Professor Nestle in his "introduction to the Textual Criticism of the Greek Testament" tells us that certain scholars, called correctors, were appointed by the ecclesiastical authorities, and actually commissioned to correct the text of Scripture in the interest of what was considered ORTHODOXY.
Edmond Szekely says that the words of Jesus became half forgotten and were not collected until some generations after they were uttered, that they have been misunderstood, wrongly annotated and many times re-written and transformed. Indeed, the whole truth about the life and work of the Messiah, he says, has been suppressed and His story falsified and adulterated by ecclesiastical history.
"Beyond question of doubt", says Manley Palmer Hall, "records concerning Jesus do exist. It is equally certain that they are in the hands of people (the Vatican in Rome) who do not intend to make them available to Christian Theology".
In Lection 46 Verse 17, of the Gospel of the Nazarenes, that was translated in 1892, the term "Teachers Of Righteousness" is used, a term that was not known until the Discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls 1n 1947.
17. Ye shall revere your fathers and your mothers on earth, whose care is for you, and all the Teachers of Righteousness.
Index Of Lections I (1) Thru XCV1 (96)
Section 1 Lections 1 Thru
10
Section 2 Lections
11 Thru 20
Section 3
Lections 21 Thru 30
Section 4 Lections 31 Thru 40
Section 5 Lections 41 Thru
50
Section 6 Lections
51 Thru 60
Section 7
Lections 61 Thru 70
Section 8 Lections 71 Thru 80
Section 9 Lections 81 Thru
89
Section 10 Lections
90 Thru 96
(1) The
Parentage and Conception of John the Baptist
(2) The Immaculate
Conception of Yeshua the Christ
(3) The Nativity of
John the Baptist.
(4) The Nativity of Yeshua the Christ.
(5) The
Manifestation of Yeshua to the Magi
(6) Childhood and
Youth of Yeshua the Christ - He Delivereth a Lion from the Hunters
(7) The Preaching
of John the Baptist.
(8) The Baptism of
Yeshua the Christ
(9) The Four Temptations
(10) Joseph and Mary
Make a Feast Unto Yeshua - Andrew and Peter Find Yeshua.
(11) The Anointing
by Mary Magdalene
(12) The Marriage in Cana - The Healing of the Nobleman's Son
(13) The
First Sermon in the Synagogue of Nazareth
(14) The Calling
of Andrew and Peter - The Teaching of Cruelty in Animals - The Two Rich
Men
(15) The Healing of the Leper and the Palsied - The Deaf Man
(16) Calling
of Matthew - Parable of the New Wine in the Old Bottles
(17) Yeshua
Sendeth Forth the Twelve and their Fellows
(18) Yeshua
Sendeth Forth the Two and Seventy
(19) Yeshua Teacheth
how to Pray - Error even in Prophets
(20) The Return of
the Two and Seventy
(21) Yeshua Rebuketh
Cruelty to a Horse - Condemneth Service of Mammon - Blesseth Infants
(22) The
Restoration of Iairus' Daughter
(23) Yeshua and the
Samaritan Woman
(24) Yeshua Denounces Cruelty Healeth the Sick
(25) The Sermon on
the Mount (part I)
(26) The Sermon on
the Mount (part II)
(27) The Sermon on
the Mount (part III)
(28) Yeshua Releaseth
the Rabbits and Pigeons
(29) He Feedeth Five
Thousand with Six Loaves and Seven Cluster of Grapes - Heals the Sick - Yeshua
Walketh on the Water
(30) The Bread of
Life and the Living Vine
(31) The Bread of
Life and the Living Vine - Yeshua Teacheth the Thoughtless Driver
(32) God the Food
and Drink of All
(33) By the Shedding of Blood of Others Is No Remission of
Sins
(34) Love of Yeshua for All Creatures - His Care for a Cat
(35) The Good
Law-The Good Samaritan - Mary and Martha - On Divine Wisdom
(36) The Woman
Taken in Adultery - The Pharisee and the Publican
(37) The
Regeneration of the Soul
(38) Yeshua
Condemneth the Ill Treatment of Animals
(39) The Kingdom
of Heaven (Seven Parables)
(40) Yeshua
Expoundeth the Inner Teaching to the Twelve
(41) Yeshua
setteth free the Caged Birds - The Bind Man denied that Others Saw
(42) Yeshua
Teaches Concerning Marriage
(43) Yeshua Teaches
Concening the Riches of this World - Washing of Hands - Eating of Unclean
Meats
(44) The Confession of the Twelve - Christ the True Rock
(45) Seeking for
Signs. The Unclean Spirit
(46) The
Transfiguration on the Mount - The Giving of the Law
(47) The Spirit
Gives Life - The Rich Man and the Beggar
(48) Yeshua Feeds
One Thousand with Five Melons -Healeth the withered Hand - Rebuketh
Hypocrisy
(49) The True Temple of God
(50) Christ the
Light of the World
(51) The Truth Makes
Free
(52) The Pre-Existence of Christ
(53) Yeshua
Healeth the Blind on the Sabbath - Yeshua at the Pool of Siloam
(54) The
Examination of the Blind Man - A Living Type of the House of God
(55) Christ the
Good Shepherd
(56) The Raising of Lazarus from his Sleep in the Tomb
(57) Concerning
Little Children - The Forgiveness of Others - Parable of the Fishes
(58) Divine Love
to the Repentant
(59) Yeshua Forewarneth His Disciples - Glad Tidings to
Zacchaeus
(60) Yeshua Rebukes Hypocrisy
(61) Yeshua
Foretelleth the End
(62) Parable of the
Ten Virgins
(63) Parable of the
Talents
(64) Yeshua Teacheth in the Palm Circle The Divine Life and
Substance
(65) The Last Anointing by Mary Magdalene - Neglect not the Present
Time
(66) Yeshua Again Teacheth His Disciples concerning the Nature of
God - The Kingdom of God - The Two in One
(67) The Last
Entry into Jerusalem - The Sheep and the Goats
(68) The
Householder and the Husbandmen - Order out of Disorder
(69) The Christ
Within the Soul - The Resurrection and the Life - Salome's Question
(70) Yeshua
Rebukes Peter's Haste
(71) The Cleansing of
the Temple
(72) The Many Mansions in the One House
(73) Christ The
True Vine
(74) Yeshua Foretelleth Persecutions
(75) The Last
Paschal Supper
(76) Washing of the Feet - The Eucharistic Oblation.
(77) The Agony in
Gethsemane
(78) The Betrayal
(79) The Hebrew Trial
before Caiaphas
(80) The Sorrow and Penance of Judas
(81) The Roman
Trial Before Pilate
(82) The
Crucifixion
(83) The Burial of
Yeshua
(84) The Resurrection of Yeshua
(85) Yeshua
Appeareth to Two at Emmaus
(86) Yeshua Appeareth
in the Temple - Blood Sacrifices Cease
(87) Yeshua
Appeareth to the Twelve
(88) The Eighth Day
after the Resurrection
(89) Yeshua Appeareth
at the Sea of Tiberias
(90) What is
Truth
(91) The Order of the Kingdom (part I)
(92) The Order of
the Kingdom (part II)
(93) The Order of
the Kingdom (part III)
(94) The Order of
the Kingdom (part IV)
(95) The Ascension
of Christ
(96) Pouring Out of the Spirit - The Taking of Mary and
Joseph
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