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Was Jesus Christ the legendary King Arthur? | The TRUE origins of JESUS CHRIST
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Thank you for your informations. Can you explain this, the origins of the Christian FISH symbol: [ link to www.daviddilling.com] Which is in Greek ΙΧΘΥΣ (Ichthys) and that was an acronym within a hidden secret symbol for: Jesus Christ, the Son of God our Savior(Jesus Christ, God's Son, Savior) I mean you see it there, carved in the stone at Ephesus, Athens and Rome: [ link to www.daviddilling.com] Peace Perhaps you misunderstood or did not read the links in any detail. I am not talking about the modern symbol, we are discussing the ancient sign used by Followers of Jesus Christ, mere years after his resurrection. Perhaps this video will exhibit better the symbol or sign I am discussing here your symbol comes from the Greek. mine comes from Ancient Egypt which pre-dates the Greek language. so who plagiarized whom ?? Egypt had it first. then the Hebrews then the Greeks in order of appearance I wonder what your aim is? You keep deleting reference material form your replies and twist things without any facts. Here is the video again; [ link to www.youtube.com] Now, the SYMBOL itself is a simple (non obvious) sign with an ACRONYM which fits into it, being that of: Jesus Christ, the Son of God our SaviorThat does not come from Egypt or your Hebrews. It comes from early Followers of Jesus Christ who would chisel this graffiti in areas where other Follower of Jesus were close by. That way the Romans would not lynch them. Do you see? Jesus Christ's name was used well before your AD date you threw out there. The facts are the facts. The fact that Jesus Christ was on the scene, as the Holy Scriptures tell us, is *not* even debated by Jewish, Muslim or agnostic scholars. (period) What you choose as your faith, is your choice. Yet laying out the facts as they are is step one.
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