Discovered in Turkey in 2000, a Bible dating back at least 1,500 years deeply disturbed the Vatican, as its contents cast a bad light on the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.
If this Bible turns out to be a real record reflecting the event of that day, then it could easily change the religion as we have known it all these years.
However, it is possible that 15 years of carefully radiated Bible may turn out to be a forgery, a hoax from the Medieval era. However, the Vatican really wants to see this new Bible.
Based on the results of several dating tests, the discovered Bible is a very ancient source that has the power to tell the story of the execution of Christ, but in a completely different way from the recognized scriptures.
The Bible, referred to as the "Gospel of Barnabas", is in the Ankara Palace Justice Department, in the secret places of the Turkish court for safe keeping.
According to the Gospel of Barnabas, who is one of the disciples of Jesus Christ, there are things provocative for the church, as if Christ was never crucified. Instead, Judas was the only one who was crucified on the cross, moreover, this Bible says that Christ was just a prophet who spoke the word of God, but not the Son of God. The Apostle Paul, in accordance with the mention, even appears to be an impostor.
According to an official press release, the Bible was confiscated from smugglers on charges of trafficking in persons and antiques, as well as illegal archaeological excavations and storage of explosives.
Some religious experts and specialists believe that the Bible is an original manuscript, written in Aramaic in gold letters on blackened leather. One opinion suggests that during the Council of Nicaea, the Catholic Church chose the more convenient Gospels, and discarded many others that since then do not appear in the regular Bible. Among the books rejected by the church was the Gospel of Barnabas.
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As stated, the Vatican seems to be quite concerned about this find. In August 2015, a publication appeared from the Vatican that the found Gospel of Barnabas was probably a forgery, written in the Middle Ages with the help of a Jewish scholar, thereby offering a version with a very old deception.
The Vatican approached the Turkish government with an official request for a more thorough study of the Bible by its specialists. Apparently, the Vatican will continue to support believers in the Christian faith, while atheists, agnostics, or others may wonder if the current provision on the Crucifixion of Christ is a true attitude to the event of those years.
Meanwhile, under the note of discussion of the find, interesting things sounded about mythology. As previously believed, the spear with which Caius Cassius (Longinius) interrupted the torment of Christ on the Crucifixion, stained with the blood of the son of God, acquired powerful and even mystical properties.
According to mythology, this is an extremely powerful artifact since the execution of Christ, better known as the "Spear of Longinus" or "Spear of Power" - any person who becomes its owner takes power over the whole world.
It is suspected that at various times, many dictators of the past were the owners of the amazing artifact. However, none of them were lucky enough to rule the world, as it is now suspected, the properties of the Spear of Power were far-fetched. Rumor has it that Hitler also tried to take possession of the Spear of Omnipotence, and either did not have time, or after obtaining a spear and relying on its power, he ended badly.
Nevertheless, returning to the find, it should be noted that if this Bible is the true source, then Christianity, as we now know the religion, may have a different history, while all the existing scriptures supplied by the church acquire a strange secret of the past.