Gospel of Thomas | Thomas 28. Was #Jesus born December 25th? Was He human or God? #avatar #77thpearl
Thomas 28 is astonishing because it confirms, from Jesus' own mouth, that He was born human - not God. This saying also confirms that most of Yeshua's contemporaries were not ready to comprehend His teachings. This is why the Gospel of Thomas was created, so that people of the 21st century could receive this wisdom, through 77th Pearl: The Perpetual Tree. The truth about Yeshua's birth date is contentious. It is common knowledge that December 25th was chosen because it was a pagan holiday. The Church wanted to replace this pagan festival with a Christian one. It is 'likely' that Yeshua was born March 1st, 7 BCE, when a celestial event may have influenced a pagan group of stargazers to search for this special human avatar. To download the FREE ebook in either English, Spanish or French, go to the website https://www.77thpearl.com The video clips used here were sourced from pexels.com and are royalty free. Artist's videos that contributed are, in no particular order: Cottonbro Tom Fisk Pressmaster
In the Gospel of Thomas, Thomas 106 Yeshua (Jesus) reveals how human's should perceive the shell they inhabit. The body is a result of this material physical realms expression of living organisms, which are divided into genders. People need to look at themselves as a soul, not Female, Male, Straight, Bi, Gay, Jewish, Christian, Muslim, Buddhist or Hindu. This reality is what some extraterrestrial's and inter-dimensional being's have been trying to communicate to human's. #WeAreOne 77th Pearl: The Perpetual Tree is available as a hardcover, or audiobook from your preferred distributor. However, the author has funded the FREE download of the ebook, which you can download from the website in English, French or Spanish. https://www.77thpearl.com Clips that contributed to this video were sourced from pexels.com and are royalty free. Artist's videos which contributed are listed in no particular order: Cottonbro Ambient Nature Atmosphere Dmitry Verennikov Tobias Bjorkil


