Archive -> April 9, 2005

Catholocism’s secluded crucifixion

Simon Bar Yashu’a (falsely known as Jesus) was eventually found guilty of being a sorcerer and a false prophet, and they sought to crucify him. He was crucified in Rome at the age of thirty-three and his body was taken to St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome, where he was buried in 61 AD, and he is entombed (there) to this day. There are traces of his death being up in Europe. And, they made a replica of his mother Mary of Magdalene and him. And, it’s called the Black Madonna, and that’s where the Pope and them are holding their legions (sic, perhaps “allegiance” was meant) to . . .

Excerpted from The Bride Of Christ by Dr. Malachi Z. York