You may recall that
Jesus was a virgin---
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There are at least 3-4 figures used to create and Jesus myth,
the Galilean Christ Yehuda who died in 6bc for his tax revolt had 2 sons who were also slain, the 45ad death to Theudas the River Jordan Christ most likely was the one deemed bi, who had relations with John, Lazarus, and Mary Mag. Even the NT hints to the character laying down with men as you see in scripture A Naked young man assumed to be Lazarus, is seen fleeing a half naked loin cloth covered Jesus' shack.
Furthermore the church changes the characters hometown of Capernaum to being from Nazareth, a town built & founded not until in 90ad according to Roman soldier orders(letters found) to build it. Why would they lie about where he was from? Because Capernaum was liken to Ghamorra, liken to our
San Francisco a port town where men layed with men.
Sources:
Capernaum sources hometown liken to Soddom:
Matthew 4:13
Matthew 11:23
Matthew 17:24
Mark 1:21,2:1 etc
Bi-Jesus & Lazarus relations sources
A newly translated Gnostic gospel, entitled The Secret Book of Judas of Kerioth, According to this seemingly authentic early Cainite-Ophite text, translated from the Coptic by Mohammed al-Murtada and Francis Bendik, said Jesus had an active bisexual love life,including relationswith John, Lazarus and Mary Magdelene.
Also validating that: is
in the missing portions of Mark it shows Jesus sleeping with a naked young rich man, but also the NT validates this:
"...there followed him a certain young man, having a linen cloth cast about his naked body; and the young men laid hold of him: And he left the linen cloth, and fled from them naked." (Mark 14:51-52). Was this the companion that Luke observed with Jesus inside the garden?
"...he that is courageous among the mighty shall flee away naked on that day..."(Amos 2:16----the Hebrew 'labab' translated 'flee away' here, actually means 'transported with love', and also 'ravished'). Now that certainly fits this episode of the young man fleeing away naked from Jesus outside the garden of Gethsemane.
Who was this young man if not perhaps the rich man whom "Then Jesus beholding him, loved him..."(Mark 10:21). Perhaps it was the rich man Lazarus, of whom "...he saith unto them, Our friend Lazarus sleepeth..."(John 11:11----The Greek 'philos' translated 'friend', also means 'dear' and 'fond of').
) wasn't really run from afar. Bishops ran their own dioceses and then reported to the pope once a year or how ever often it was..
