History Reset?
A vision/ interpretation/ explanation/ and not ment to offend someone, we respect, everyone has the right to believe what they want.
He survived
Torture punishment but not martyrdom and then exile of the leader?
Traditionally, the palestian and so called judea region was home to pastoral tribes and a varied population from many regions, for example people from Mesopotamia/Assyria/Persia and mixed Romans and Ottomans who had a wife or several slaves there, there were also all kinds of escaped slaves from many regions, the generation that, by fighting, managed to free itself from the tyranny of the Pharos in Egypt, and their descendants and among others, crusader knights, who were retired, and also retired Romans/veterans and then the old temple sect peoples including, for example, the Maccabees
When the Romans had a lot of power, but had already lost many soldiers to war, many Romans were tired of the endless battles and wars, they wanted to live in peace and get the promised pension and the land that was promised to them. In addition, the subjugated barbarians and slaves who were recruited into the army demanded recognition and Roman citizenship.
As Jesus gained more and more followers, and many saw him as the leader of a revolution, riots and unrest arose among the population, including among the disgruntled recruited barbarians and other slaves in the Roman army, and also among soldiers who were Roman citizens , they received poor pay and even more often much too late what was promised to them and they did not want to risk their lives in the service of the elite imperialist senate led by Caesar
The ancient temple sect peoples
The temple sect peoples/ tribes traditionally had major differences of opinion and each temple/ region had its own rules and beliefs, which was the result of the Moloch Sect priests who had infiltrated everywhere and had managed to create major divisions by pitting all those temple peoples against each other
The Romans forced religion on their idols in many conquered areas, but because religious-based rebellions and liberation uprising wars continued to erupt, the Romans allowed a degree of religious freedom in many conquered areas
How Romans stopped the Revolt
The leader was tortured and hanged on a cross but not murdered.
The Romans also wanted to set an example by releasing a vile murderer and then more cold-blooded murderers to punish the people, this nipped the rebellion in the bud
The romans and most (believers of a specific temple tribe) and there were countless different brances of temple worshippers, who still are called "jews" wanted to prevent another bloody uprising in the name of.... as the romans were very strong and would have caused havoc and decimation of the temple worshippers called "jews"
The Romans had already lost many centurions/ eagle standards/ legions during many bloody campaigns and wars in the West, The East and other regions, that is why the Romans did not want another war in that region but a state of domination without having to fight again and losing valuable units and centurions
An arrangement was made with Judas, to arrest and torture Jesus, but not to kill to prevent martyrdom, they choose the exile of the "leader" to prevent uprising.
A vision/ interpretation/ explanation/ and not ment to offend someone, we respect, everyone has the right to believe what they want.
He survived
Torture punishment but not martyrdom and then exile of the leader?
Traditionally, the palestian and so called judea region was home to pastoral tribes and a varied population from many regions, for example people from Mesopotamia/Assyria/Persia and mixed Romans and Ottomans who had a wife or several slaves there, there were also all kinds of escaped slaves from many regions, the generation that, by fighting, managed to free itself from the tyranny of the Pharos in Egypt, and their descendants and among others, crusader knights, who were retired, and also retired Romans/veterans and then the old temple sect peoples including, for example, the Maccabees
When the Romans had a lot of power, but had already lost many soldiers to war, many Romans were tired of the endless battles and wars, they wanted to live in peace and get the promised pension and the land that was promised to them. In addition, the subjugated barbarians and slaves who were recruited into the army demanded recognition and Roman citizenship.
As Jesus gained more and more followers, and many saw him as the leader of a revolution, riots and unrest arose among the population, including among the disgruntled recruited barbarians and other slaves in the Roman army, and also among soldiers who were Roman citizens , they received poor pay and even more often much too late what was promised to them and they did not want to risk their lives in the service of the elite imperialist senate led by Caesar
The ancient temple sect peoples
The temple sect peoples/ tribes traditionally had major differences of opinion and each temple/ region had its own rules and beliefs, which was the result of the Moloch Sect priests who had infiltrated everywhere and had managed to create major divisions by pitting all those temple peoples against each other
The Romans forced religion on their idols in many conquered areas, but because religious-based rebellions and liberation uprising wars continued to erupt, the Romans allowed a degree of religious freedom in many conquered areas
How Romans stopped the Revolt
The leader was tortured and hanged on a cross but not murdered.
The Romans also wanted to set an example by releasing a vile murderer and then more cold-blooded murderers to punish the people, this nipped the rebellion in the bud
The romans and most (believers of a specific temple tribe) and there were countless different brances of temple worshippers, who still are called "jews" wanted to prevent another bloody uprising in the name of.... as the romans were very strong and would have caused havoc and decimation of the temple worshippers called "jews"
The Romans had already lost many centurions/ eagle standards/ legions during many bloody campaigns and wars in the West, The East and other regions, that is why the Romans did not want another war in that region but a state of domination without having to fight again and losing valuable units and centurions
An arrangement was made with Judas, to arrest and torture Jesus, but not to kill to prevent martyrdom, they choose the exile of the "leader" to prevent uprising.
History Reset?
A vision/ interpretation/ explanation/ and not ment to offend someone, we respect, everyone has the right to believe what they want.
He survived
Torture punishment but not martyrdom and then exile of the leader?
Traditionally, the palestian and so called judea region was home to pastoral tribes and a varied population from many regions, for example people from Mesopotamia/Assyria/Persia and mixed Romans and Ottomans who had a wife or several slaves there, there were also all kinds of escaped slaves from many regions, the generation that, by fighting, managed to free itself from the tyranny of the Pharos in Egypt, and their descendants and among others, crusader knights, who were retired, and also retired Romans/veterans and then the old temple sect peoples including, for example, the Maccabees
When the Romans had a lot of power, but had already lost many soldiers to war, many Romans were tired of the endless battles and wars, they wanted to live in peace and get the promised pension and the land that was promised to them. In addition, the subjugated barbarians and slaves who were recruited into the army demanded recognition and Roman citizenship.
As Jesus gained more and more followers, and many saw him as the leader of a revolution, riots and unrest arose among the population, including among the disgruntled recruited barbarians and other slaves in the Roman army, and also among soldiers who were Roman citizens , they received poor pay and even more often much too late what was promised to them and they did not want to risk their lives in the service of the elite imperialist senate led by Caesar
The ancient temple sect peoples
The temple sect peoples/ tribes traditionally had major differences of opinion and each temple/ region had its own rules and beliefs, which was the result of the Moloch Sect priests who had infiltrated everywhere and had managed to create major divisions by pitting all those temple peoples against each other
The Romans forced religion on their idols in many conquered areas, but because religious-based rebellions and liberation uprising wars continued to erupt, the Romans allowed a degree of religious freedom in many conquered areas
How Romans stopped the Revolt
The leader was tortured and hanged on a cross but not murdered.
The Romans also wanted to set an example by releasing a vile murderer and then more cold-blooded murderers to punish the people, this nipped the rebellion in the bud
The romans and most (believers of a specific temple tribe) and there were countless different brances of temple worshippers, who still are called "jews" wanted to prevent another bloody uprising in the name of.... as the romans were very strong and would have caused havoc and decimation of the temple worshippers called "jews"
The Romans had already lost many centurions/ eagle standards/ legions during many bloody campaigns and wars in the West, The East and other regions, that is why the Romans did not want another war in that region but a state of domination without having to fight again and losing valuable units and centurions
An arrangement was made with Judas, to arrest and torture Jesus, but not to kill to prevent martyrdom, they choose the exile of the "leader" to prevent uprising.
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