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The Lost Parable of Christ

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What if Jesus came not as a man of peace, but a man of war?  What if Jesus was the warrior king MESSIAH that his disciples thought him to be?  What if all the powers of God were in one man?  What if the Bible’s prophecy is true and a warrior king comes and sets Israel master of the world?  For that is the prophecy of the Bible.  Will the world be ready to meet her God?

 

Many have undertaken deciphering the Dead Sea Scrolls, but none compared to what was found by a shepherd boy in 1957.  It was an old clay pot, tucked away under some dirt in a cave...The antiquities dealer was a skilled reader of ancient dialects and texts....The scroll he had acquired that day was very much like some of the ancient manuscripts he had seen from around the time of Christ.  When he peeled back the fragile pages of the scroll to inspect the writing, he saw that it was in fact an unsigned and never before seen ancient parable of Christ, which appeared to have been written by one of the original twelve disciples of Jesus.  Before he released it to the world, he had to read it himself and translate a copy to keep.  He eventually sold the original scroll to a man claiming to be with the Catholic Church.  The antiquities dealer waited years for the original to surface, but it never did nor did he ever again see the man that bought the scroll from him.  He had a burning desire, deep in his heart, for the world to know the details of the scroll before he died.  He decided to make another copy of his translated text.   

This is the copy of that translation…that the world may know.
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Early in the morning, Jesus and all his disciples gathered at the river that used to be outside of the walls of the city beyond the west gate of Jerusalem. The river now ran through the city after the Lord changed Jerusalem.

Jesus looked at all the thousands of men gathered in and around the river. Jesus said, “I have too many men to deliver Rome into their hands. In order that Israel may not boast against me that her own strength has saved her, announce to the people that anyone who is timid or afraid may turn back and go back into the city.” So thirty two thousand men left, but ten thousand remained.

We watched as they all left and marveled at their unbelief.

We thought that after witnessing what had happened in Jerusalem, all would be ready to march with our Messiah.

But Jesus, still wanting to only bring his chosen said,

“There are still too many men. Take them down into the water, and I will sift them for you there.” So the men went down into the water. Jesus said, “Separate those who took the water in their hands and then lapped the water with their tongues like a dog. Separate them from those who kneel down to drink.”

Three hundred men lapped with their hands to their

mouths. All the rest got down on their knees to drink.

Jesus said, “With the three hundred men that lapped I will save you and give the Romans and the whole world into your hands. Let all the other men go, each to his place.”

Someone exclaimed, “But Lord, most of these men have never picked up a sword before in their life. How can these be your chosen ones to go with you into battle?”

Jesus said, “I have chosen whom I have chosen. My

strength is made perfect in weakness.”

The disciples sent the rest of the Israelites to their homes, but kept the three hundred. All Israel was watching from the walls.

Jesus turned to them and said, “It is too small a thing that I save Israel with an army, least you say that it was with our hands that we have brought about this victory.

Jesus declared as he pointed toward the three hundred and his disciples, “Behold O Israel, the sign of the water test of Gideon! The whole world will fall into their hands.” The crowd cheered, but some doubted, while others were afraid.

 

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