Are lead tablets discovered in a remote cave in Jordan the secret writings about the last years of J, page 1

www.dailymail.co.uk...

Artefacts discovered in a remote cave in Jordan could hold a contemporary account of the last years of Jesus.

The find of scrolls and 70 lead codices - tiny credit-card-sized volumes containing ancient Hebrew script talking of the Messiah and the Resurrection - has excited biblical scholars.

Much of the writing is in code, but experts have deciphered images, symbols and a few words and the texts could be 2,000 years old.

Sheets of lead bound together with wire, 'consistent with a range of ancient lead.'

The verdict was inconclusive without more tests, but he said the composition was 'consistent with a range of ancient lead.'

However, Philip Davies, emeritus professor of biblical studies at Sheffield University is convinced the codices are genuine after studying one.

He has told colleagues privately that he believes the find is unlikely to have been forged, say the Sunday Times

Still looking for new info on this

Jesus Christ is the most documented man in history.

But, after 25 years in the Panhandle, I learned to never argue

with Big Fat Furry Texans. I got to see your blog.

S&F to the OP.......Please keep us posted.


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Stumbled upon this informative site discussing lead tablets discovered that have been dubbed "curse tablets" from the Roman Empire Age. It doesn't specifically address Jesus, but there's a lot of interesting other relevant info.
Curse Tablets

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thank you, here is the lady mentioned in the opening article,

www.youtube.com...

Ancient Jewish tradition, Adam the original high priest, paradise was the temple?

Paradise code for the temple?

That gave me chills.



It's all code, man I need to read her books

reply to post by Stormdancer777

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en.wikipedia.org...

There is, in fact, no archeological physical evidence of him. The "evidence" cited by believers was written 50-300 years later. The concurrent works written during his projected lifetime, have virtually nothing about him. (Dead Sea Scrolls, Gnostic Gospels)

The core issue regarding Jesus Christ seems to be the anecdotal evidence of him being viewed as evidence.

Spend some time studying the history of the period 600 BCE to 400 CE. You won't regret it. It is one of the most dramatic, exciting times ever. The novelty wave was in full swing. So much creation and destruction. It was amazing. You want forgotten knowledge. Think about what knowledge the 2000 years of Christian administration has suppressed.

I wish more people understood the relationship of history to our current situation.

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I have been listening to her, she is fascinating.
www.margaretbarker.com...

reply to post by Stormdancer777

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Thanks, I very much enjoyed the article, I'm sure you will but just in case please post anything else about it that comes to light.

I am a little intrigued that a bunch of codex's or tablets were found by an Israeli, written in Hebrew, and the Israeli Antiquties didn't end up with it. To me it seems like a red flag, especially something written in code, sounds like they would've been frothing at the mouth for that treasure. Shoot, I would .

I don't know why some people want physical evidence of the existence of Jesus. I don't have any evidence of my childhood, does that mean I was dropped from the sky or walked out my mother a full grown adult? No, and that was only a few decades not 2000 years.

reply to post by Stormdancer777

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I think most if not all ancient texts are in some sort of code or can have many meanings depending on ones perceptive. I'm sure there will be those who will be against this find and declare it a hoax or a politically charged fraud etc.

Knowledge was power.
It was then and it is now.

reply to post by searching4truth

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am a little intrigued that a bunch of codex's or tablets were found by an Israeli, written in Hebrew, and the Israeli Antiquties didn't end up with it.

According to the article keeper claims that it was found in Jordan and was purchased by Israeli Bedouin. Israeli (or Jordanian) archeologists were not involved and the books are not even studied properly yet,only two were directly studied and the rest were presented as photos only.
Too early for any conclusions.

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The treasure trove was found five years ago by an Israeli Bedouin and may have been around since the 1st century, around the time of Jesus's crucifixion and Resurrection. Read more: www.dailymail.co.uk...

I took that to mean he was the one who found them, perhaps I'm mistaken.

I see where I was foiled.

The owner of the cache is a Bedouin named Hassan Saeda who lives in the village of Um-al-Ghanam in the north of Israel,according to the Sunday Times. He is believed to have obtained them after they were discovered in northern Jordan. Two samples were sent to a laboratory in England where they were examined by Peter Northover, head of the materials science-based archaeology group. Read more: www.dailymail.co.uk...

Ok, so he obtained them and they somehow made their way England (the two samples). I just think anyone would want to get their hands on these samples and I find it interesting that Israeli Antiquities wasn't mentioned as having a hand in it at all. If I had my hands on some fantastic piece of history (possibly) or even just something that looked really old, I'd sent it somewhere local over a foreign country.

Hey thanks for posting

www.margaretbarker.com...

Children of the cloud,

I have been reading this work by Margaret Barker

Mother of the star that never sets, now what could have birthed Venus?

The golden chariot throne and the invisible world of God, the angels, the state of uncreated light.
www.thunderbolts.info...
Beyond matter and beyond time.

reply to post by Stormdancer777

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It's kind of disappointing when the describe things in such great detail.
... but, don't show any pictures of it?

Originally posted by davidpavid
reply to post by Stormdancer777

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en.wikipedia.org...

There is, in fact, no archeological physical evidence of him. The "evidence" cited by believers was written 50-300 years later. The concurrent works written during his projected lifetime, have virtually nothing about him. (Dead Sea Scrolls, Gnostic Gospels)

The core issue regarding Jesus Christ seems to be the anecdotal evidence of him being viewed as evidence.

Spend some time studying the history of the period 600 BCE to 400 CE. You won't regret it. It is one of the most dramatic, exciting times ever. The novelty wave was in full swing. So much creation and destruction. It was amazing. You want forgotten knowledge. Think about what knowledge the 2000 years of Christian administration has suppressed.

I wish more people understood the relationship of history to our current situation.

what evidence do you have of socrates. everything about him could have been forged.

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