The secretmnis of the Essene
Original Gospel
Hidden for thousands of years: The true treasure of the Essenes
The Essene Gospel: Authenticity now officially confirmed!
The falsification of the Bible?
The explosive power of this revelation
For the welfare of animals
The earth and its elements are sacred! Humanity has turned its back on its mother, and Christianity has denied her any appreciation.
To protect the environment
Against the oppression of women
Fatal indoctrination: Belief in Jesus' sacrifice on the cross for the sins of humanity is a surrender of one's maturity
For theReturn to personal responsibility
For holistic health
The values and principles as well as the autonomy of the Essene Brotherhood posed a threat to the Roman Empire
For a human sense of community
The way out of the darkness
The rediscovery of early Christianity
Edmond Bordeaux Szekely, a theological student from Transylvania, was granted the privilege of researching the Vatican's secret archives through his father's relationship with Prefect Giovanni Mercati. In 1923, he discovered a four-part manuscript in Aramaic entitled "The Gospel of the Essenes." Parallel to his research in the secret archives, he found Hebrew fragments of this manuscript in a chest at the Monte Cassino monastery, whose existence confirmed the 2,000-year-old age of the Essene Gospel. Szekely translated and published the work. As reader interest in viewing the ancient original document grew, the Vatican rejected any knowledge of such a gospel. Subsequently, Professor Edmond Szekely was accused of fraud and alleged to have authored the Essene Gospel himself.
Because the Essene Gospel was considered a forgery and the Catholic Church was aware of the potentially explosive content of this document, it never became the subject of theological research.
Strategy of falsification
The forger fragmented the chapters from the authentic Gospels and distributed them among different evangelists in the New Testament, in a completely different context. Extensive passages of text were removed from the original chapters and only fragments were published, which were reformulated to give them a different meaning.
Because the underlying motif was carefully concealed, the forger succeeded in manipulating the authentic texts in such a way that a comparison of the original and the forgery did not immediately lead to a recognizable difference in meaning.