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Joseph Atwill - Hour 2 - Caesar's Messiah, The Roman Conspiracy to Invent Jesus
February 18, 2012
We go deeper into the Roman conspiracy to invent Jesus with Joseph Atwill in the second hour for members. We discuss feudalism, the dark ages, the root of government and crowd control, coming out of Rome. The virtue of "turning the other cheek" was an invention designed to pacify the enemy, pacify those who rebelled against Rome. If Jesus was a rebel, why did he say "Render unto Caesar the things which are Caesar's"? Joseph tells us that the story of Christ was successful in many areas of the world but was in fact at the time, primarily intended to be "sold" to Judea and the Jews. The messianic story wasn't a big success at the end of the day for the Jews, so what happened? Atwill argues that Judaism of the time of David, the alleged second king of the United Kingdom of Israel, was very different from today, but the Dead Sea scrolls have revealed some of the original religion.

 

Relevant links
caesarsmessiah.com
Titus
Vespasian
Josephus (Titus Flavius Josephus)
Linguistic typology
"Render unto Caesar..."
Pesher
Pontifex Maximus
House of Borgia
Christmas and the ancient winter festivals of light around the world
Redaction
Septuagint
Philo

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Caesar's Messiah and more

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