101. Did Jesus Die On The Cross? and Did He Have Descendants?

(to watch the video just click the title)

Finaly a documentary about Jesus surviving the crucifiction, the best proof is in the bible itself.

If you are dead you don't bleed! Think about it!!!

In the Monastery of Sainte Marie de Oia Pontevedra they found the paintings shown below.

And I took some of their text.

"A lot has been written about Jesus the Nazarean, the new testament claimes to collect the most important moments of the life of Jesus. But these merely attest to Jesus’ public life, to show that he was the promised Messiah for Israel. His private life is thus of only secondary importance. Extra knowledge about Jesus is found in documents that did not make it into the New Testament – the apocrypha. Such documents continue to be found on occasion, such as at Nag Hammadi in Egypt in 1945.

In the Gnostic gospels (part of the material that was “surplus” to the requirements of the New Testament), we find references to special – intimate – relationship between Jesus and Mary Magdalene. They underline that Peter had a certain aversion and jealousy towards this woman; he refuses to accept that after Jesus’ resurrection, it is to her that He has confided his secret teachings and has made her the leader of the community he has left behind.

Some of these documents, such as the Gospel of Philip, state that Mary Magdalene is the companion of Jesus and there are even references to a descendent: “there exists the mystery of the Son of Man and the mystery of the son of the Son of Man.” This gospel continues, to state that Jesus was able to create and “procreate”, suggesting that his marriage with Mary Magdalene was a “sacred marriage” – which suggests that it was type of a ritual marriage. This could be interpreted in several ways, but one could be that the “sacred marriage” was there to create divine offspring, as in the myth of Osiris and Isis.

These are the types of documents that were hunted down and destroyed by the church after the council of Nicea in the 4th century. This meant that by the middle ages there was nothnig left but rumours and legends about Mary Magdalene. This begs the question, HOW FAR CAN ONE GO TO VERIFY ANY OF THIS INFORMATION, and test it to reality?"

Here the link to the site I found this information Société Périllos Did Jesus Have Descendants?

And you can read for yourself about the Secret/Sacred Marriage of Jesus and Mary.

Anyway. It makes me wonder.............!

This painting shows clearly a Mary Magdalene with her red hair, red dress and she is carrying the oil. We are told this is John the Evangelist

Here you can clearly see a pregnant Mary Magdalene crying. You can even see here milk-swolen breasts, and further below you can see another painting of a pregnant Mary.

A pregnant Mary Magdalene at the foot of the cross