Mysterious ancient manuscript
Barnabas was one of the twelve disciples of Jesus. The Gospel, written on his behalf, amazed scholars by the fact that it is as close as possible with its dating to the years of the life and death of Christ. Closer is only one of the apocrypha - the Gospel of the Essenes, but the difference is very small … This written source is about two thousand years old, which was confirmed by the results of official research.
The Apocrypha are biblical written sources that were not included in the church canon and after the Council of Nicaea in 325 are considered rejected by the official church. Most often on the grounds that the information provided in them has discrepancies with the accepted dogmas. But this does not mean that they are unreliable! It is clear that the church faced the need to reduce everything to one canon, but something very important could be “cut off” behind this …
Some of the Apocrypha provide more information about Mary Magdalene, who could be the real wife of Jesus. Others bring in information about the earlier years of Christ, in particular, that he could learn wisdom in the East and in Egypt (some are surprised a lot to see the "Masonic eye from the Egyptian pyramid", for example, in the Kiev Lavra!), And only then arrived home. With its mission - to die for people …
In this regard, the "Gospel of Barnabas" is capable of shock. It tells you that Jesus did not die on the cross! And he was "lifted up to heaven" alive. Allegedly, a traitor, Judas Iscariot, died on the cross for him, which was done with the knowledge and with the participation of the procurator Pilate.
It also says that Jesus was "the greatest prophet." But for those who believe in God, the "Prophet" is too little … And for those who do not believe, it is too much.
In addition, it is said that Paul and his roadside “visions” are the result of mental work, and not “insight from above,” and Jesus himself (alive, ascended) had nothing to do with this event.
