About 950 scrolls written on parchment between 300 BC and 100 AC, were discovered in clay jars in the Qumran caves about 75 years ago. The caves are about 21 kilometers from Jerusalem. The Essene Jews hid in the caves to escape the Romans.
The parchment was difficult to unroll, and required technological expertise developed at the Jerusalem university. The scrolls contained biblical texts and historical records with the potential to revolutionise religious history.
The Scrolls are 100% consistent with the Torah תורה, and accord entirely with the records of the Roman historian at the time, Josephus.
Josephus is considered as an eyewitness source to Roman and Jewish events in the first century.
The scrolls contain the Essene (Judaic) teachings which were later attributed to “Jesus” by the apostles.
What is astonishing is what the scrolls, and Josephus, do not refer to.
They do not refer to a mythological being named “Jesus”, who was created by the Apostles long after the death of Rabbi Joshua. The apostles never knew the Rabbi, and the teachings they falsely attributed to “Jesus” were the teachings of the Essenes.
The Jerusalem University and the Vatican reached an agreement, never revealed until now, in The World of Kabbalah.
If the content of the scrolls were to be revealed, it would undermine the moral, ethical and behavioural belief system of 2.4 billion Christians worldwide, about one third of the global population. They agreed that this could be catastrophic.