Jesus of Qumran – a message changes the world!

18.2.2013

Autor: D. Harald Alke

A standpoint, not an encyclopedia entry. An expressly subjective article by D. Harald Alke (1992) – with a Horus message as personal experience and a theology thesis that is disputed in research. An open discussion, no assertion of fact. Neutral background knowledge: encyclopedia entry Religion.

An announced message

On 26 May 1992, in a seminar with 10 people, I received from Horus the following mental message. 2 months later, on 21 July 1992, came the proof that these messages from Horus contain a deeper sense and that it is worth heeding them. On Tue 26 May 1992, Horus channelled to me, at a seminar before 10 guests, the following message: “Watch for 21 July 1992. Something extraordinary will happen that changes the world!” This article here was written down on 22 July 1992. What had happened? We have just now received, by telefax, the announced message that will change the world! It is almost unbelievable, but true:

Yesterday a press report was sent from Sydney/Australia around the whole world that will change the whole Western world and especially Christianity. Yesterday, on 21 July 1992 at 15.54 local time in Sydney, the message was published that you may already have read briefly in your newspaper. For us the most significant thing about it is that we received the announcement of this message through Horus already 2 months before, and that once again such a communication has come true. It shows us that mediumistic messages do very well have a value and can change the world. We can learn from these prophecies and get a better grip on the future.

The fax message: “Jesus was married” (SAD, 21 July 1992)

There follows the wording of the received fax message. (Translated from the German-language press wire; the teleprinter machine codes are kept as received.)

Telefax message from the Springer Foreign Press Service (SAD) from Sydney via London, date 21.7.92, 15.54, received at the Kyborg Institute 22.7.92, 9.44:
J U L ‘92: 4 4 SEITE 0 1 A R = SADJFJFJF LBA = STREY ; 21 / 07, 15:54 R ES: GEMAUS–SAD I N F O = GB / JESUS VERHEIRATET 20 AS: buda SAD—Sendung oZCZC SADOOO
GENERAL (SAD) VM/ GB/ JESUS WAS MARRIED SAD20

Jesus was married and had three children. Subtitle: theologian turns the whole of Christianity on its head with the Dead Sea Scrolls. Springer Foreign Service London, 21 July
Jesus was even more human than he is depicted in the New Testament. He was married, father of three children, divorced and married in a second marriage to a Greek woman named Lydia. To these insights about the foundations of the Christian faith the theologian Dr Barbara Thiering of the Theological Faculty of the University of Sydney has come in her evaluation of the “Dead Sea Scrolls”. It could not fail that she at once unleashed a theologians’ dispute over the interpretation of the texts.
Dr Thiering has written a book about her new view of Jesus Christ that is based on 20 years of source studies of the texts of Qumran and that is coming out in the Doubleday publishing house under the title “Jesus the Man”. The theologian by no means wants to unhinge the belief in God. She professes herself as believing in God and performs her prayers daily. But she does not believe that Jesus was the Son of God. The dismaying details about the life of Jesus that she inferred from the texts written on leather and papyrus turn the whole Occidental tradition of the view of Jesus on its head. According to Dr Thiering, “image-tinkerers” were at work from the beginning, who suppressed and embellished. Should the theologians join Dr Thiering’s unusual interpretation, the life of the Nazarene must be written completely anew.

Here some of the new insights of the theologian from old texts: Jesus was married to Mary Magdalene. Before he was condemned to death on the cross, he begat a daughter with her. At the crucifixion, according to Dr Thiering, there was ‘cheating’! Jesus was indeed condemned to death on the cross as a dangerous sect leader. But on the cross he was administered a highly effective numbing substance that made him unconscious. At the deposition from the cross he seemed to be dead, but he was only unconscious. The disciples succeeded in bringing him back to consciousness with myrrh and aloe.
Jesus lived, after his crucifixion, another 30 years. He travelled preaching with his disciples through the lands.

(Continuation) VON 4’9 4« 353222 EMPFANGEN – – – – – – – – 22 JUL ’92 9:45 SEITE= 2

With Mary Magdalene he begat – after the crucifixion – two more sons. After the birth of the second, Mary Magdalene left her husband in March of the year 44. About the reasons for the divorce the sources are silent. But Jesus found new marital happiness at the side of another woman named Lydia. She was a Greek-educated woman from western Asia Minor. For almost 2000 years, Bethlehem is around Christmas time a place of pilgrimage for Christians from all over the world. But the pilgrims have unknowingly sought out the wrong place of birth. The Bethlehem where Jesus came into the world in a manger was located barely 40 kilometres east of Jerusalem in Qumran, where since 1947 the sensational Dead Sea Scrolls have been found in caves, whose disputed interpretation now undergoes a new variant.

Also the virgin birth of Jesus is said to have been poetically much embellished by later times. Mary, according to Dr Thiering, was no virgin in the actual sense as we define this today.
She was rather a “nun”, a term of that time for unmarried, God-fearing women. Only two of the four evangelists treat the virgin birth. Dr Thiering remarks: “But precisely these gospels give a genealogy according to which Jesus descends through his father Joseph from King David – thus a clear contradiction.” She adds: “The virgin birth is mentioned at no other place of the New Testament. Paul expressly states that Jesus descended from the seed of David.”

The myth of the virgin birth the theologian explains with the marriage customs of the Jewish community of the Essenes (who are considered the authors of the scrolls). They had to be engaged for several years before the marriage, before they could enter a trial marriage. Only when the woman was pregnant in the third month could a second wedding celebration take place. At the first wedding celebration the woman had to be a virgin. After the second wedding celebration the husband took up his celibate way of life again. A woman who became pregnant during the long engagement time was considered, under the law, if not de facto, a virgin. The scholars’ dispute over the correct interpretation of the scrolls of Qumran begins already with their dating. Most researchers believe that the texts arose already in pre-Christian time.
Dr Thiering sees that differently. Qumran was inhabited since 130 BC and was destroyed in AD 66/73. Dr Thiering claims that Mary, Joseph and Jesus were members of the Essenes of Qumran.
About the comparative analysis of scrolls and New Testament, the theologian says the four gospels must be read on two levels:
# the superficial level of the miracles and parables
# and the deeper level, on which real facts are communicated in a veiled form. Dr Thiering claims she has now cracked the “code” for understanding the hidden facts.

(SAD) VON 49 40 353222 EMPFANGEN 22 JUL . ‚-92 , 9 : 46 SEITE 3 SAD LONDON (Helm) ENDE nnnn

What the document means

The significance of this document has several levels, just like the texts of Dr Thiering.

1. This document was announced to us as very significant by Horus 2 months before its appearance, to the day. That naturally has a meaning only for people who can handle this information.

2. I have no relations whatsoever to the SAD or any other press organisation; moreover, I read no daily newspapers. I would thus never have learned of this message – if a journalist from the SAD London had not, for inexplicable reasons, hit upon the idea of forwarding this message to me by fax. At that time we had no internet and were only somewhat known here in Germany. Who might have my fax number in London? Did this Mr Helm perhaps once read a book of mine and think it might interest me?

3. Dr Thiering belonged for almost her whole life to the commission that analysed these Dead Sea Scrolls. She had to sign contracts that she may never publish anything of them. For this she was threatened by contract with heavy penalties, loss of work and prison! I spoke with her by telephone a few days after this fax. She is a very likeable woman, and she spoke very openly with me about it. Her book was published at this time, without censorship by the Catholic, Jewish and UN controllers who are all involved in this research, after she had gone into retirement and no longer had much to lose. I would say that with this book she will have earned so much that she can calmly face any lawsuits that may yet come.

4. It is quite clear that the content of this message will indeed change the world. That may still take a hundred years. But even if, on the one hand, it is hushed up as far as possible and, on the other, not so very many people have a serious interest in this matter, now that this message has once been spread, it will begin to take effect and gradually reduce the “divine supremacy of the Christians” over all other religions to a natural measure. Jesus was surely a very extraordinary human being. He was a spiritual initiate and in this sense of course a “Son of God”, but beyond that, schoolchildren need no longer be confused with the virgin conception of Mary and the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit who visited Mary was called Joseph.

5. For me personally this message has yet a further meaning. Through the long-standing practice of Kundalini Yoga I gained many insights into earlier earthly lives, and I learned to read in the Akasha, in the “world memory”. In this way it is possible that we recognise and observe long-past epochs and events as if we had been there. For this reason I already knew, since my enlightenment in 1982, that Jesus did not get a “vinegar sponge” on the cross to torment him, as the religion teachers told me, but that he got a drug to numb him, so that one could then officially declare him dead and put him aside. Likewise it had become clear to me that Jesus had a sexual relationship with Mary Magdalene and presumably children. Just so it was clear to me, on the basis of these insights, that Jesus, in the whole manner in which he appeared, was rather a socio-political rebel and a sharp critic of the established, power-hungry priest caste, and did not correspond to the saint-image built up by the Church as a “true Son of God”. For this reason the fax message from the SAD was for me a personal confirmation that I can rely quite well on the mental insights into earlier lives or the reading in the Akasha. Sat nam.

© dha Kyborg Institute 1992