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Jesus Never Died on the Cross
Excerpt from Beyond Psychology #13
The resurrection of Jesus Christ
may be possible,
but not the resurrection of Christianity.
In fact Jesus never died on the cross.
It takes
at least forty-eight hours
for a person to die on the Jewish cross;
and there have been known cases
where people have existed
almost six days
on the cross without dying.
Because Jesus
was taken down from the cross
after only six hours,
there is no possibility
of his dying on the cross.
It was a conspiracy
between
a rich
sympathizer of Jesus
and Pontius Pilate
to crucify Jesus
as late as possible
on Friday
because on Saturday,
Jews stop everything;
their Sabbath
does not allow
any act.
By the evening of Friday
everything stops.
The arrangement was
that Jesus would be crucified late
in the afternoon,
so before sunset he would be brought down.
He might have been unconscious
because so much blood had flowed out of the body,
but he was not dead.
Then he would be kept in a cave,
and before the Sabbath ended
and the Jews hung him again,
his body would be stolen by his
followers.
The tomb was found empty,
and Jesus was removed from Judea
as quickly as possible.
As he again became healthy and healed,
he moved to India
and he lived a long life
one hundred and twelve years
in Kashmir.