A CURIOUS thing happened on the way to the tomb. Kepha thought to name the centurion in the Besorah which bears his name, and why do you suppose that is? I have a thought or two on the matter and I’m curious what yours might be. You probably don’t have the faintest...
19 And Pilate gave them Petronius the centurion with soldiers to guard the tomb. And with them came elders and scribes to the sepulcher and having rolled a great stone together with the centurion and the soldiers, they all together who were there set it at the door of...
WELL, well, well, what have we here? A new Bible memory verse stating precisely what I’ve been trying to say all along, though very few cares about Yahusha’s beloved enough to notice. Every person present at the tomb was a member of his family. Read it for yourself...
17 And I was grieved with my companions; and being wounded in mind we hid ourselves; for we were being sought for by them as criminals, and as being those wishing to set fire to the Temple. And upon all these things we fasted and sat mourning and weeping night and day...
16 Then the Yahudiym and the elders and the priests, perceiving what evil they had done to themselves, began to lament and say: Woe for our sins; the judgement has drawn nigh, and the end of Yerushalayim. Besorah Kepha [The Gospel of Peter] 16THERE they go prophesying...
AN earthquake is a telltale sign that angels are ascending or descending upon the earth. It’s totally Biblical but very few seem to realize that fact, nor appreciate it when they do. Leave it to post-Newtonian Science to strip away the spiritual causes of our material...
ANOTHER point of contention happens to be the final words spoken by Yahusha HaMashiach while he hung from his crucifixion device. The synoptic gospels may claim “ELIY, ELIY” as Yahusha’s cry rather than “My power, my power,” and in fact they fall in line with Psalm...
NOT sure if you noticed. I've been updating my line-for-line commentary on Besorah Kepha little by little without saying anything. I was actually gone for a week, which explains why the updates have been slim to none. What happened? I was sitting on a beach in the...
I'M caught up to verse 7 now in my line-for-line commentary on the Gospel of Peter. Or as I like to call it, Besorah Kepha. In this update I compare my research on the Shroud of Turin with the depiction of Yahusha in Peter but then also I go into great detail on the...
YESTERDAY I premiered my line-for-line commentary on 'The Gospel of Peter'—the first four verses anyways. This is a work in progress. With 60 verses in total, I've a long way to go. Today was fortuitous in that I've managed to finish another 15 pages which deal...
DEAD men do tell tales. Especially when they are naughty enough to be buried with the fragment of a forbidden book. It would take the bones of a no-name Egyptian monk and French archaeologist Urbin Bouriant, digging around in the modern city of Akhmim (some 60 miles...
YEAH, I know. I've been updating my Miryam of Migdal paper all week, trying your patience. Is it a thank you that you want? In the very least I've been on a roll. It's up to 220 pages now. I don't say that to overwhelm anyone. When starting out the investigation last...
UNFORTUNATELY, I just realized something. I got so excited about my discovery regarding Miryam’s counterpart, the only begotten daughter of Elohiym, that I charged right ahead, forgetting to adequately explain the narrative of ‘Yoceph and Asenath’ to my reading...
THE thing is my research into ‘The Only Begotten Daughter of Elohiym’ was put out back in 2021, long before I ever asked myself the betrothed of Mashiach question. I had absolutely no clue where it would ultimately turn to at the time. All I can do sometimes is...
NEARLY every canonical gospel that we looked at involving the nard episode describes the mysterious woman as anointing the head of Yahusha with a costly fragrance, but that is all. It takes Yochanon to give her a name. But then there is another important detail to be...
MOST of you will tell me it’s John and I don’t blame you. Not so long ago I too had identified Yochanon. It’s not him though. The talmid whom Yahusha loved is somebody of another name and I’ll show you why I’ve recently come to that conclusion. I’m not saying that...
SPEAKING of gnostic gospels, the most controversial line in the Gospel of Ta’om, though you would know it as Thomas, happens to be Kepha’s trash talk toward Miryam of Migdal of all people. Because she is a woman, you know, the cause of human evil and woe, LOL. In a...
RIGHT about the time I started looking into the Fort Antonia deception is when I noticed that the big announcement had come through. The Melchizedek Temple had been excavated. Dreams do come true. I am once again showing you a picture of the City of David, though much...
JUST about everyone gets the identity of the Whore of Babylon wrong and I can’t fault them for it. I did too for the longest time. Had Revelation been covered at nearly any other point during my adult life I would have sat here and made a Semiramis connection, seeing...
OH man. I’m kicking myself for missing out on another golden opportunity during the original publication. If this is your first encounter with my Nimrod research project, then don’t sweat it. The point that is currently being made centers upon the many different names...
JASON Beck started contributing to TUC over a year ago. He dominates the feminine Ruach HaQodesh page on our Discord channel and gave a steller two part presentation on our podcast and YouTube channel. This is his first time however turning in an article as a guest...
BRITAIN was the place to go apparently but Miryam of Migdal didn’t want to end up there. France we are told was her cup of tea. Supposing you’ve read my report on the Cities of the Millennial Kingdom, then you will know there was a concentrated effort to bring...
REALLY, I would not be in the least bit surprised if the woman at the well and Miryam of Migdal did end up being the same person, nor would I be the first to make such a claim. Alas, they are not, despite the frequent double-take. Though their stories were intended to...
I slipped up. It happens in an investigation such as this one. You will recall that I spent so much time at the dinner party of Shimon the jar maker attempting to identify Miryam of Migdal as the woman with the alabaster jar that I didn’t even think to interview the...
THE 666 Number question crops up frequently around here. Especially now that I’ve committed to the 70 AD narrative. People often ask like it’s some sort of Holy Spirit litmus test. Whether or not I have a direct phone line to God (because they’re tapped in, y’all)...
SOMETHING I neglected in the last go-around was making any mention of how modern Hebrew is a completely and altogether different language than the ancient Biblical Hebrew which Moshe and the others were working with. And here I was putting all that effort into...
CHAM had sex with his father’s wife. There it is. Hopefully, you weren’t drinking from your morning coffee or chewing on an overpriced blueberry scone while reading that, as I would have either choked or spit up all over the computer screen. Sometimes I struggle...
HE was a wild man, you know. Gilgamesh. Pre-diluvian Gilgamesh that is. Not sure if you noticed that part. It’s a line in ‘The Book of the Giants’. I didn’t say anything at the time, mostly because I wanted to see if you were paying attention. The good news is that I...
WHENEVER anyone thinks of Gilgamesh, they usually refer to ‘The Epic of Gilgamesh’, but I’m not talking about that Gilgamesh quite yet. Admit it. You were thinking about that one, weren’t you? No, the subject of this paper details the multiple lives of you-know-who....
EASTER has already been covered and you will tell me I did this in reverse order, but did I really? Perhaps you were not paying attention, hmmm? The Mysteries of Babylon are cyclical like all the other Mystery religions. Ishtar Day may meet the end of the story, but...