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I thought I would start a new thread, even if I won't be present to participate much, spun from this one, for those who might like to either consider or discuss unorthodox "Revelation" and apocalyptics.
In sum, there is the notion, variously popularized by novelist Dan Brown and others not in novel form, that, while in Solomon's Mines, the knights came into contact with some sort of "proof" which demonstrated, sufficiently for them, that Jesus not only survived the crucifixion, but that the marriage at Cana, at which he reportedly turned water into wine, was his own, and that to Mary Magdelene, with whom he is said to have had children. Trace this idea, however heretical it is, through the Arthurian Legends, and especially the sangreal, or "royal blood," of the grail, and, regionally, starting with some of the architectural mysteries identified with Rosslyn Chapel.
Those reputed children of Jesus, the legend continues, which, I would guess, is probably part of closely held Freemasonic esoteric lore, became part of the Merovingian bloodline, which bloodline, through a series of dodgy papal maneuvers, was wrongfully replaced by the Carolingian kings in the Middle Ages. The displaced Merovingians, though now in the background, are said to survive, and, before long, it may well be announced to a shocked and -who knows?- maybe largely credulous world that a supposed son of Jesus, a scion of the Throne of David and thus rightful heir, will take his seat in Jerusalem and become king. However outlandish some of this stuff might seem, it impresses me as an alternative apocalypticism, bubbling away on the fringe and, quite possibly, held in some powerful secret societies, which apocalypticism is active, even if only sub rosa, and is thus worth noting. It could also be a very concrete means by which (pick a card) the "messiah" (Greek: Christ) or antichrist is revealed to the world.
Speaking of the aristocracy, have you much inquired into the legends, and legends they for the most part are, of the Knights Templar? More specifically, why it is that, quite apart from their newly acquired wealth, after having taken their positions in Jerusalem, it is said that they collectively rebelled against their king and apostasized from the Catholic Church?Yes i believe blue bloods that is aristocrats conjured up ten new commandments and got a lot of killings to do if they are to reach their target of 500 million human beings. They are the aristocrazy.
In sum, there is the notion, variously popularized by novelist Dan Brown and others not in novel form, that, while in Solomon's Mines, the knights came into contact with some sort of "proof" which demonstrated, sufficiently for them, that Jesus not only survived the crucifixion, but that the marriage at Cana, at which he reportedly turned water into wine, was his own, and that to Mary Magdelene, with whom he is said to have had children. Trace this idea, however heretical it is, through the Arthurian Legends, and especially the sangreal, or "royal blood," of the grail, and, regionally, starting with some of the architectural mysteries identified with Rosslyn Chapel.
Those reputed children of Jesus, the legend continues, which, I would guess, is probably part of closely held Freemasonic esoteric lore, became part of the Merovingian bloodline, which bloodline, through a series of dodgy papal maneuvers, was wrongfully replaced by the Carolingian kings in the Middle Ages. The displaced Merovingians, though now in the background, are said to survive, and, before long, it may well be announced to a shocked and -who knows?- maybe largely credulous world that a supposed son of Jesus, a scion of the Throne of David and thus rightful heir, will take his seat in Jerusalem and become king. However outlandish some of this stuff might seem, it impresses me as an alternative apocalypticism, bubbling away on the fringe and, quite possibly, held in some powerful secret societies, which apocalypticism is active, even if only sub rosa, and is thus worth noting. It could also be a very concrete means by which (pick a card) the "messiah" (Greek: Christ) or antichrist is revealed to the world.
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