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Following Philo to Pallas (The Freedman): The Most Powerful Man in First Century Rome, Also Known as Goddess (The Mother) by P. J. Gott & Logan Licht [Gott, P. J. & Licht, Logan] is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.

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Orthodox Christianity’s “Scapegoat Jesus” was born from an earlier crucifixion myth that was soundly rejected by Judean priests. In the original myth, based on a story in Genesis, a Mother was sentenced to be crucified. Her Son loved her so much that he offered to take her place on the cross so that she and her daughters might live on. Future generations of worshippers would be blessed by and with Compassion and Wisdom, gifts of the ideal feminine, the “Goddess within.” This Son was fortunate that his Mother and Sister had access to secret knowledge of the healing properties of herbs and spices. They brewed an elixir that saved His life, and the three emerged from the tomb, victorious over death. This story was told in the concluding verses of Mark’s gospel that were removed and replaced by two poorly written endings.It was a myth created to resurrect Israel’s “Daughter Jerusalem,” Micah’s Prophesy of the return of Migdal Eder, translated “Watchtower of the Flock” (Micah 4:8-10). This virtually unknown “Magdalene Prophesy” precedes Micah’s well-known “Messiah Prophesy” (Micah 5:2-3). One was vigorously promoted, the other was simply ignored.A member of the Julio-Claudian Dynasty wr

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Author

P. J. Gott & Logan Licht [Gott, P. J. & Licht, Logan]

Publisher

#PrB.rating#0.0

Published

2019

Language

EN

ISBN

9781091097094

Category

work of fiction