Found in 2008 in Jordan, 70 metal plates contain the earliest account of Jesus. They are now officially considered authentic …
In 2008, the authenticity of 70 metal plates was questioned. Moreover, their original translation indicated that Jesus did not at all establish a new teaching, but continued the teaching of King David as a thousand-year tradition. After numerous studies, which ended quite recently, it was possible to establish the authenticity of the find, as well as the age - 2000 years.
According to the information on the plates, Jesus was not going to create a new religion, but glorified God, who is both a man and a woman.
The metal plates were in a large box of stone bone and lead. Scientists Roger Webb and Chris Janes of the University of Surrey's Nodus Laboratory have extensively tested the tablets and found that they are equivalent to a sample found in an ancient Roman mine in Dorset. The information on the metal plates is written in Paleo-Hebrew writing.
They also mention the apostles Peter, John, James and Jesus.
Researchers Jennifer and David Elkington decided to rekindle interest in the Jordanian find and secured temporary permission to study and translate the metal plates. They managed to find the face of Jesus surrounded by a halo. And also the mention of Simon (Shimon), who is associated with the name of Simon (Shimon) Bar-Kokhba, who led the uprising against Rome at that time.
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The tablets most likely date back to 137 and are copies of earlier originals. In addition to text, they contain drawings and symbols, most of which are associated with the temple in Jerusalem. The pictures show seven-pointed candlesticks, palms, eight-pointed stars, bowls with temple and diagonal crosses, symbols of the early Christian period. Also, connections were revealed with the secret Kabbalistic writing, esoteric and mystical interpretations of writing, as well as links to encoded biblical texts about the sealed books of the Bible of Isaiah, Daniel and Revelation.
David Elkington is a renowned researcher and says:
David Elkington also found the Ra symbol. He is convinced that the sun depicted does not mean our sun. “It seems to me that we have never been alone in the universe, and we are offshoots of distant stellar visitors,” he explains thoughtfully.