“the Truth Shall Make You Free” What Was That Truth?

Jesus’ Gospel: Lection 51:1-18

Jesus Tells His Followers

“The Truth Shall Make You Free”

What Was That Truth?

Early Church Fathers

Early Church Fathers stated the Synoptic Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke, were all based upon Jesus’ Original Doctrine, which today is known as the Gospel of the Holy Twelve. Numerous Verses within the Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke have the same wording that is contained in Verses throughout the Gospel of the Holy Twelve. In that regard, the same scenario is found within the Gospel According to John, and when you compare Verses 1-8, and 10-11 within Lection 51, to the accounting of the same conversation Jesus had the Jews, as it was recorded in Chapter 8, Verses 31-59 within the Gospel According to John, you will find significant similarities between the two.

PLEASE NOTE: The wording will be identical in certain versions of the Bible, while in others the message conveyed will be the same. The Gospel of the Holy Twelve is available through this link: http://dld.bz/Cymh, and as you scroll down, the button is on the left side of the page.

Lection 51:1 = John 8:31-32 – Lection 51:2 = John 8:33-35

Lection 51:3 = John 8:36-37 – Lection 51:4 = John 8:38-39

Lection 51:5 = John 8:40-41 – Lection 51:6 = John 8:42-43

Lection 51:7 = John 8:44 – Lection 51:8 = John 8:44-45

Lection 51:9 = John 3:14 – Lection 51:10 = John 8:46-47

Lection 51:11 = John 8:48-50 – Lection 51:18 = John 8:59* 

    * This section of Lection 51:18, “But, behold, a greater than Moses is here!” is not found within the New Testament, and that elimination cannot be a translation issue, as Jesus made that statement several times within the Gospel of the Holy Twelve. However, this following section of Lection 51:18, is found in John 8:59, “and they were wrath and took up stones to cast at him. And Jesus passed through their midst and was hidden from their violence.” 

Note:  Verses 12, 14-15 and 17 are not found within the New Testament.

Jesus said in Verse 1, “And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free,” and in Verse 3, “but ye seek to kill me, because my word hath no place in you,” and in Verse 4, “ye seek to kill me, a man that hath told you the truth.” As I stated, these Verses are also within the Gospel According to John, but nowhere within that Gospel can one determine what “truth” Jesus spoke of that will set the Jews free, nor the “word” He spoke that fueled their desire to kill Him.

Below are sections of Verses within Lection 51 that are truths Jesus preached to the Jews during His Messianic Ministry, and Verses 12 and 15 contain the specific reason Judas seized upon to betray Jesus, which are blood offerings and sacrifices. Jesus would not allow the lamb Judas brought to The Last Supper to be slaughtered, as Moses had ordained.

Verse 12 “certain of the Elders and Scribes from the Temple came unto him saying, Why do thy disciples teach men that it is unlawful to eat the flesh of beasts though they be offered in sacrifice as by Moses ordained;”

Verse 14 “but their heart is far from me, for in vain do they worship Me teaching and believing, and teaching for divine doctrines, the commandments of men in my name but to satisfy their own lusts;”

Verse 15 “Jeremiah bear witness when he saith, concerning blood offerings and sacrifices I the Lord God commanded none of these things in the day that ye came out of Egypt;”

Verse 17 “against Moses indeed I do not speak nor against the law, but against them who corrupted his law, which he permitted for the hardness of your hearts;” and

Verse 18 “But, behold, a greater than Moses is here!”

The Verses above from the Gospel of the Holy Twelve, contain the reason the Jews sought to kill Jesus, for the blood sacrifice was a long standing tradition the priests employed in the Temple for the remission of sin. By the way, Verses 12 and 15 are in fulfillment of the Daniel 8:11 Prophecy, “and by him the daily sacrifice was taken away,” and they are also in fulfillment of the Daniel 9:27 Prophecy, “and in the midst of the week he shall cause the sacrifice and the oblation to cease.”

Three final points:

1- this section of Verse 14, “teaching for divine doctrines, the commandments of men in my name but to satisfy their own lusts,” makes it clear God’s Word had been altered to suit the needs and traditions of men;

2 – the second is this section of Verse 17, “but against them who corrupted his law,” and it is just one of several similar statements Jesus made within the Lections of the Gospel of the Holy Twelve, which also make it clear the Gospel, now our Old Testament, had been corrupted; and

3 – the last is this section of Verse 18, which I mentioned earlier, “But, behold, a greater than Moses is here.” This is a very significant and meaningful statement, yet it is missing from the New Testament.

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Reverend Roderick C. Davis

Anointed Seeker & Preacher of Hidden Truths

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