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Why Jesus is not the Christ

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The word Christ was inserted into the Gospels at a later date when talking about his Baptism.  Now why would someone be the Christ, not knowing what the word means? Many words from Ancient Egypt were borrowed into Greek language when there was no equivalent in Ancient Greek.  Among them is the word QRST (Christos in Greek) which meant Burial (in a tomb).  Egyptian corpses (Mummies) were anointed with perfumed oils as part of their burial rites.  So the word for anointed and the word QRST became associated together in Greek for the Hebrew Mashiah (Messiah).  Why call someone meant for a tomb burial the Christ during a Baptism (Full Immersion into Water) unless this was a separate Egyptian burial rite in Mummification?  Egyptian Mummies were immersed in Natron salts; the salty River Jordan (where Jesus was said to be baptized in) leads into the Dead Sea.  Now the Dead Sea is mostly salt.  Jesus was called “The Christ, the Son of God” during his Baptism.  His soul was seen exiting and entering his body like a “white dove” and someone believed this to be divine (as he drowned).   Normal Spirits are white in color, and a soul in Egyptian religion resembles a human-headed bird.  The “Natron Bath” of the Egyptian Mummy lasts 40 days.  Afterwards it is “resurrected” or raised out of it.  The Mummy was also identified with Osiris, the God of Life, as in “The Osiris.”  This is also written as “El Asarus” (Asar in Egyptian for Osiris) and if one drops the “E” it becomes Lazarus, one of the friends of Jesus whom Jesus resurrected.

As Christ (QRST) meant Burial, then Jesus has to be buried in a tomb somewhere.  By saying he “resurrected” and is no longer in the tomb, you cannot call him Christ.  Jesus had a tomb for “3 days” which is about long enough for a Moon phase.  Also a “stone” was sealing the tomb, but the tomb itself was not buried underground.   For example King Tutankhamon’s tomb (KV62) was buried under a flash flood for 3300 years until 1922 CE.  The Ancient Jews only saw the burial shroud and perfume/spices, the last stage of Egyptian Mummification.  They also saw a certain Pharaoh performing advanced Egyptian Magic, and so wanted their own High Priest and thus started the belief in a Messiah.  This happened while they navigated their status in Egyptian society. 

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