The book 'THE SECRET HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY' traces the links between Jesus, Mary Magdalene, the Templars, Rosslyn, the Holy Grail and Rennes-le-Chateau.
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‘THE SECRET HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY’ follows the relationship between Jesus and Mary Magdalene and the 2000 year old mystery as to how the Church of Rome suppressed the marriage of Jesus and the corruption of the church as portrayed in codes in the medieval paintings of Botticelli and Leonardo da Vinci. The book investigates the claims of Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code. An interesting case is made to name the biological father of Jesus as recorded in the but hidden in the scriptures. The educational years of Jesus are investigated and his education as a ‘faith healer’ under the teachings of the Essenes who were part of the Egyptian establishment. The symbolic legacies from the Pharaohs are today still to be seen in our churches. A chapter is devoted to an alleged visit of Jesus to England with Joseph of Aramathea. The marital status of Jesus to Mary Magdalene is covered in depth with the history of their descendents who fled the Holy Land after the crucifixion and lived out their lives in France.
‘THE SECRET HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY’ then follows the trail for the descendants of Jesus and moves to the crusaders and the origins of the Knight Templars and how their political arm; the Priory of Sion manipulated the Crusaders and are still with us today. The narrative covers the French suppression of the Templars and the Cathar people in the south of France which then follows through into investigations into the Holy Grail. The links to the Templars in Scottish history and the hidden secrets of Rosslyn Chapel are outlined. The book gives an account of the Templar's discovery of America that happenned one hundred years before Columbus made a landing in the New World.
A Chapter on the intrigue of the Rennes-le-Chateau mystery outlines how the descendent's of Mary Magdalene were integrated into the French nobility. Lateral thinking in a chapter on Alchemy puts forward a case that Saunière, the priest at Rennes le Chateau got his wealth from alchemy but the author uses the devils advocate to suggest that an alternative theory is that he was just blackmailing the Church of Rome. The author investigates the hidden codes in the medieval paintings of Botticelli, Carlo Crivelli and Leonardo de Vinci.
A chapter is dedicated into the investigation of influence of the Catholic society Opus Dei and its possible aims and participation in world politics. The controversial book finishes with theories as to what may have happened to the Templar treasure and ends with the Author's conclusions to 'The End Times'.
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THE CHURCH AT RENNES-LE-CHATEAU
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OAK ISLAND & THE TREASURE PIT
In 1795 at age 16, Daniel McGinnis made his way across to Oak Island on a fishing expedition. Once on the island, he found himself stood in a clearing in front of an old oak tree bearing the marks of unnatural scarring. This, he supposed to be caused by a rope and tackle system used to lower material down into a shaft below
The very next day, Daniel McGinnis returned to Oak Island accompanied by two friends. The three boys began to dig, Their excitement rose when, at a depth of 1.2 metres they hit a layer of flagstones. These were removed only to reveal packed logs at 3 metre, 6 metre and 9 metre intervals.
The years passed and successive groups of treasure seekers dug deeper. More oak platforms were recovered at depths of 12 metres, 15.2 metres and at 18.2 metres, with the addition of coconut fibre and putty. At 21.3 metres, they hit a platform of plain oak, followed by more oak but sealed with putty at 24.4 metres. Now, two hundred years later the treasure is still unrecovered. The sectioned diagram shows the levels that have been uncovered and lost to the influx of water.
SECTIONED TREASURE PIT
AUTHOR VIEWS CARCASSONE BY NIGHT
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Malcolm Brocklehurst entered the aerospace industry in 1955 and he and his wife Mary both worked in Bristol as development engineers on Concord. Malcolm eventually transferred into the world of Technical Publications were he spent the next thirty years accompanied by Mary on commissions to the European Aerospace Industry in Bremen Hamburg Munich, Madrid and Toulouse. In while Malcolm was in Toulouse France that he read the best seller ‘The Holy Blood , Holy Grail’ and consequently became interested in the local historical site of Rennes le Chateau. The site became the centre piece to his first book that highlights a mystery that embraces the Christian church, the Templars, the Masons and the Holy Grail.
Malcolm is mow planning to write a triology of his ancestral involvement over four hundred years from aristocratic Elizabethan England to the families decline during the industrial revolution and their involvement in the Russian revolution. The first book to be published in the autumn of 2010 is THE HOUSE OF CAVENDISH - OUTROADS and spans English history from 1560 to 1720.
The author also writes poetry and is Chairman of Cleveleys Writers. Other hobbies include water painting.
Malcolm is mow planning to write a triology of his ancestral involvement over four hundred years from aristocratic Elizabethan England to the families decline during the industrial revolution and their involvement in the Russian revolution. The first book to be published in the autumn of 2010 is THE HOUSE OF CAVENDISH - OUTROADS and spans English history from 1560 to 1720.
The author also writes poetry and is Chairman of Cleveleys Writers. Other hobbies include water painting.