Скачать или смотреть 01A 1999 (F) A lie told often enough becomes the truth.

1. Xian Sheng stated that Jesus did not die on the cross. Instead, he travelled to India, got married, and had two sons and one daughter. Jesus lived to be over 80 years old. According to the chapter "Did Christ Die in Kashmir?" in The Unexplained Files (p. 129), Yuz Asaf was persuaded by an Indian king to take on a local woman as a housekeeper, and she bore him children. The number of children was revealed to Xian Sheng by Basharat Saleem, a descendant of Jesus, during a visit to Srinagar. (See 13B-2000 D24-D25.)
2. Brother John Yap asked Xian Sheng why Jesus did not stop the false narrative of his resurrection or instruct his apostles to prevent it from spreading.
3. Xian Sheng explained that Jesus was constantly being pursued by the Romans, forcing him to keep moving. When Jesus fled to Damascus, he met Paul along the way. Note: Jesus left Palestine to escape the jurisdiction of the Romans and the possibility of being crucified again. He took the road north through Damascus, bringing about the conversion of St Paul on the way, to seek refuge with scattered Jewish communities further east. (The Unexplained Files, p.128)
4. Brother John Yap asked why Paul did not reveal the truth that he met with the living Jesus. (Note: Acts 9:3-5. New Revised Standard Version Updated Edition: "Now as he was going along and approaching Damascus, suddenly a light from heaven flashed around him. He fell to the ground and heard a voice saying to him, “Saul, Saul, why do you persecute me?” He asked, “Who are you, Lord?” The reply came, “I am Jesus, whom you are persecuting.")
5. Xian Sheng responded with a question: What would have happened if Paul had revealed the truth that Jesus was heading to Iran from Damascus? A follower suggested that soldiers would have pursued him. Xian Sheng added that the Romans would have ridden their horses and chariots to chase Jesus. The followers agreed that Paul likely fabricated a false narrative to protect Jesus.
6. Xian Sheng explained that the lie that Jesus died on the cross and was resurrected had such a powerful influence on Jews and Gentiles that it led many to join the early church. The apostles and Paul believed they were doing a good job by spreading this narrative.
7. He quoted the phrase found in the English language: "A lie told often enough becomes the truth," often attributed to Vladimir Lenin.

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