📘 ❞ Forgotten Saint The Gospel of Barnabas ❝ كتاب ــ عمر زيد اصدار 2008

عن كتاب Forgotten Saint The Gospel of Barnabas:

Little is known of Barnabas, the one time companion of Paul. It is said
they journeyed as missionaries to the island of Cyprus. In those days
people believed their ̳gods‘ would visit them at will, and there, in Lystra,
the two men are reported to have performed such astonishing miracles
that the appreciative Lystrans prepared to sacrifice a bull in their honor as
touring deities. Barnabas was the elder and I suspect his demeanor
prompted the Lystrans to mistake him for their chief god, Saturn, while
they named the less imposing figure of Paul,

1 Mercury, known as the

messenger of his rather austere and imposing sire.
On pondering this New Testament (NT) anecdote, I queried why
Paul is said to be responsible for two-thirds of the NT while Barnabas is
barely known and none of his literature has reached us... or has it? The
answer is not readily made with certainty as is so much of what is
contained in the NT since Constantine‘s imposition of the spurious text.2
One thing is assured however: no sincere monotheist with knowledge of



Paul is described as a bit gnome-like in habitus‘ — hardly a model for the athletic
mold of Mercury: ―... a man of small stature, with a bald head and crooked legs, in a
good state of body, with eyebrows meeting and the nose somewhat hooked, full of
friendliness ...‖ from: A description by Onesiphorus, Giuseppe Riciotti: Paul the
Apostle, Milwaukee, Bruce, 1953, pp 153-159
2
―Constantine was the ruling spirit at Nicaea and he ultimately decided upon a new
god for them. To involve British factions [his antecedents], he ruled that the name of
the mighty Druid god, Hesus (crucified in Britain and later restored to life), be
joined with the Eastern savior-god, Krishna (Krishna is Sanskrit for ―Christ‖), and
thus a caricature, or the personification of an ideal, Hesus Krishna, would be the
name of the new Roman god. A vote was taken and it was with a majority show of
hands that both divinities became one God . . . 161 votes to 157. Following
longstanding heathen custom, Constantine used the official gathering and the Roman
Apotheoses Decree to legally deify two deities as one, and did so by democratic
consent. A new god was proclaimed and ̳officially ratified by Constantine‘ (Acta
Concilii Niceni, Colon, 1618)... [“Krishnianity”] ... and when the letter ̳J‘ was
introduced into alphabets around the Ninth Century, the linguistic relic of the name
became ̳Jesus Christ.‘ ‖ [NB: the letter ―J‖ was not introduced to English until the
16th Century.] – The Papal Billions, Tony Bushby, (Queensland, Australia, Joshua
Books, 2008) pp. 23-25. ISBN 978-0-9804101-1-2



n the form of pdf, authored by Omar Zayed, one of the most important messages that highlighted the forgotten or hidden Gospel, the Gospel of Barnabas, and the author informed us about the contents of this Gospel, why they concealed it or forget it, and what it refutes and denies. There was some confusion in the ranks of the Christians, because of the uncertainty in their faith, and confusion in their faith.