I lived in the Kincaid Quads when I typed out this intricate genealogy on my Mac, my first computer.. I had spent two years studying the Bible for long hours. I am astounded at the concentration I had. Hollis Williams was my neighbor in The Alley. He worked at Agripac for many years. With the theological paper I just found, that highly suggests John the Baptist spoke as an infant. my hard work has reached fruition, and I can now finish my book.
John
Johannite Heresy
Posted on February 25, 2013 by Royal Rosamond Press
In 1990 I began my novel ‘The Lion of God’ where I depict John the Baptist as the true Messiah married to Mary Magdalene. Many theologians had concluded Jesus was an invention, and that Saint Paul corrupted this myth in creating his own religion. I wanted my book to be made into a movie that would show how Paul hunted down the original Christians who were Nazarites, not to be confused with Nazarenes.
In the chapter ‘The Wedded Circle’ John is on the island of Cyprus where his mother owns a rich estate. Paul is heading there with a fleet, he employed by the Romans to destroy the abolition and abstinence movement that was also an ecology movement because Rome was growing grape vines on the denuded hills of North Africa where once stood vast forests of pine trees. To make matters worse, Roman manufacturers have made cheap wine cups made of lead, and the whole world is going made with lead poisoning. Paul is the Bootlegger of Bootleggers, he preaching a Christian Bacchus who can never die because he is of the Vine Branch. Paul’s followers end up attacking fellow Roman in an orgy of madness.
Above is a genealogy I did around 1996. It took me many hours of study to complete. I saw a lineage of twins in the Davidic lineage. I had not yet seen the Scarlet Thread Line of the Orange Order, and did not know my Rosamond kindred belonged to it.
When my daughter came into my life, I believed God had blessed my visions. When Heather betrayed me, and went over to my enemies who had their secret movie in the works, I knew I was on the right track. To be titled “insane” and a “parasite” by your own child, is as low as you can go. Heather is stupid, and hates scholarship. She should have stayed out of my business. But, this is The Battle that John and Mary Magdalene are losing the morning they awake to the Sirroco wind blowing, a wind that drives men mad. The world will not hear the name Dan Drown for another twelve years.
A Seer told me my books are being dictated to me by an entity that roams the universe coming to the aid of planets in great peril. Is she the Angel of Angels?
I wrote the above on my early Mac that crashed, so I scanned this chapter.
Jon Presco
Copyright 2013
Sirocco, scirocco, pron.: /sɪˈrɒkoʊ/, jugo or, rarely, siroc (Catalan: Xaloc, Greek: Σορόκος) is a Mediterranean wind that comes from the Sahara and reaches hurricane speeds in North Africa and Southern Europe. It is derived from the North African Arabic word for south qibli (قبلي) etymologically derived from the word “qibla”.
Elizabeth 2 who is descended from the royal line of David from the tribe of Judah was then crowned on the fake stone in 1953, so, as above, she has never been crowned queen of Britain in the eyes of God; as God Himself prevented her from being, by having the Stone taken from her in fulfillment of the first half of the prophecy in Genesis chapter 49:10. All that now remains to fulfill the second half of that prophecy is for Christ to come and take His Rightful place on God’s Throne ““ Bethel ““ The Lia Fail ““ Stone of Destiny.
Elizabeth has absolutely no right to be the monarch, and she knew it to begin with and surely remains well aware of the situation-and it can be proven with the aforementioned indisputable and bulletproof evidence.
Hopefully everyone reading this article will realize how serious a matter this is as the fake British monarch is at the very top of the entire N.W.O. beast-system, according to ex-MI6 agent Dr. John Coleman in his book: “The Conspirators’ Hierarchy”, “The Committee of 300”. Taking down “queen” Elizabeth and the whole house of Windsor would be a huge victory for the good guy and a giant start and step towards destroying the entire satanic New World Order.
http://www.templeofmysteries.com/the-knights-templar/the-secret-of-the-templars/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Arch_Purple
http://www.revelationsofthebible.com/Tea.htm
The Johannite Heresy
Another candidate for the gnostic heresy at the heart of the Templars is that they – or the inner circle – were Johannites.
Baigent, Leigh and Lincoln, discussing the Templars’ alleged worship of the head-shaped Baphomet idol, write:
recent speculation had linked the head, at least tentatively, with the severed head of John the Baptist; and certain writers have suggested that the Templars were ‘infected’ with the Johannite or Mandaean heresy – which denounced Jesus as a ‘false prophet’ and acknowledged John as the true Messiah. In the course of their activities in the Middle East the Templars undoubtedly established contact with Johannite sects, and the possibility of Johannite tendencies in the Order is not altogether unlikely. But one cannot say that such tendencies obtained for the Order as a whole nor that they were a matter of official policy.
One of the suggested origins of the name ‘Baphomet’ is that it derives from ‘Baptist’ or ‘baptism’. Indeed, some of the Templar knights told the Inquisition that the head-idol was the head of John the Baptist.
This idea was taken up by Lynn Picknett and Clive Prince, who argue in The Templar Revelation (1997) that Johannitism was the great secret of the Templars.
Johannites – as the above quote shows – consider that John the Baptist was the ‘true Christ’ and the Jesus was a usurper of his role and authority. They are still represented today by a people known as the Mandaeans – the world’s only surviving gnostic religion – who were, until the Gulf War, largely confined to the southern marshes of Iraq and Iran, having migrated into that area many centuries ago. When they were first encountered by Christian missionaries in the 18th century, they were named ‘St John’s Christians’, although this is a radical misnomer.
In fact, the Mandaeans regard Jesus as a false prophet who took over John’s rightful position and, in their words, perverted his religion.
The Mandaeans do not worship John the Baptist in the way that Christians worship Jesus, but venerate him as one of the great teachers or prophets of their religion. One of their sacred books is the Book of John, and baptism forms an important part of all their rituals, which are carried out in pools that they call ‘Jordans’. They also use a system of ritual handshakes and grips.
The consensus among historians and ethnographers who have studied the Mandaeans is that they did originate in Palestine at around the time of Jesus and John the Baptist, and that they slowly migrated eastwards and southwards over centuries, meeting persecution virtually everywhere they went, first by Christians, later by Moslems. However, it is acknowledged that, in the past – even into the Middle Ages – the Mandaeans were much more widespread and that Mandaean communities still existed in the Middle East at the time of the Crusades. It is therefore entirely possible that Europeans – and more particularly the Templars – came into contact with them.
Picknett and Prince go further, making a link between the Mandaeans and the ‘church’ founded by John the Baptist – the existence of which is, astonishingly, acknowledged in the Acts of the Apostles. It is assumed that the religion founded by John was either suppressed by or absorbed into the early Christian Church. However, Picknett and Prince argue that it did, in fact, survive, and that it has come down to us in the form of the Mandaeans.
In relation to the Mandaeans’ hostility towards Jesus, Picknett and Prince point out that many New Testament scholars now believe that, despite the impression given in the Gospels, Jesus and John the Baptist were actually rivals.
The Knights Templar – for reasons that are not readily apparent to historians – gave prominence to St John the Baptist. Although not their ‘official’ patron saint (that was the Virgin Mary) the Templars dedicated a great many of their churches and chapels to him. Once again, this seems to have been much more prevalent in southern France – the Languedoc and Provence – than elsewhere. Indeed the seal of the Templars of the Languedoc was the Agnus Dei, the Lamb of God, one of the Baptist’s symbols.
In the words of Michel Lamy:
The Templars rendered a veritable cult to him [John the Baptist]. On the one hand, they dedicated a number of their churches and chapels to him, but in addition they much used a symbol that linked him to Christ: the lamb. It is not uncommon to find Templar crosses decorated with this lamb bearing a banner on which features, to the point of excess, the croix pattée of the Order. The symbol also sometimes decorates the keystones of their churches. The lamb associated with the croix pattée is also found at Jouers, near Accous, in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques, with sculpted severed heads – bearded heads of which one is supposed to be that of Abraham. The Agnus Dei features more than seventeen times on the stamps of the Templar seals and has been found eight times on the moulds corresponding to a rather long period extending from 1160 to 1304.
The seal of the Templar Master of England bore an Agnus Dei, and to drive home the point his counter-seal had the head of John the Baptist with the inscription ‘I am the guarantor of the lamb’.
Lamy also links the use of the Abraxas seal with John the Baptist, because of the associations with Abraxas’s cockerel head:
Like the raising of the morning star, Lucifer, the cock precedes and seems to cause the rising of the sun. In this sense, the Templars perhaps saw in him a symbol recalling St John the Baptist, precursor and announcer of Christ.
One of the traditions in European esoteric circles concerning the Templars is that the Order owed its heretical doctrines to an encounter with what are termed the ‘Johannites of the East’. Although it is not possible to trace this idea back beyond the turn of the 19th century, it did receive surprising endorsement later that century from Pope Pius IX, who stated that the Templars had been ‘Johannite from the very beginning’.
In fact, there is specific evidence that the Templars did come into contact with Middle Eastern sects that had existed in the region for a very long time.
The eminent New Testament scholar Hugh J. Schonfield applied a coding system known as the Atbash Cipher to the mysterious name ‘Baphomet’. The Atbash Cipher is a system of letter substitution used by several sects in 1st-century Palestine specifically to conceal names. Schonfield was surprised to find that the Atbash Cipher decodes ‘Baphomet’ perfectly – turning it into sophia, the Greek for ‘wisdom’.
As Baigent, Leigh and Lincoln comment in The Messianic Legacy:
This could hardly have been coincidence. On the contrary, it proved, beyond any doubt, that the Templars were familiar with the Atbash Cipher and employed it in their own obscure, heterodox rites. But how could the Templars, operating in the twelfth century, have acquired such familiarity with a cryptographic system dating from a thousand years before, whose practitioners had apparently long vanished from the stage of history? There is only one plausible explanation. It would seem obvious that at least some of those practitioners had not in fact vanished at all, but still existed at the time of the Crusades. And it would seem obvious that the Templars had established contact with them.
The Templars’ use of the Atbash Cipher demonstrates that they had come into contact with groups or sects that descended from the early days of the Christian era. While this does not establish which particular groups, it gives some plausibility to the traditions that the Templars owed their doctrines to a meeting with the ‘Johannites of the East’ – the Mandaeans.
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