The Egypto-Gnostic Jesus & Gnostic Apostle Paul VS The Carnalizers Of The Christ In Rome & Jerusalem
This comprehensive exposition analyzes the Egyptian foundations of Gnostic thought, the evolution of the Messianic mythos, and the role of Paul as a Gnostic initiate using the systematic comparative typology established by Gerald Massey.
I. Foundations: Massey, Egypt, and Gnosis Gerald Massey’s core thesis maintains that the entire structure of Christian theology is an Egyptian mythos converted into a human history. His methodology relies upon comparative typology and astronomical mythography to demonstrate that the “historical” events of the New Testament were pre-extant as celestial allegories in the Egyptian Ritual (the Book of the Dead). Massey argues that the “one God” of later monotheism was not a primary intuition but a final result of the evolution of nature powers, starting with the Great Mother and the seven elementaries.
These mythical types—the Virgin Mother, the ever-coming Son, and the crucified-and-risen Lord—were formulated over 10,000 years of Nilotic observation before being “carnalized” by the “A-Gnostics” or “Sarcolatrae” (flesh-worshippers) who mistook mystery dramas for mundane facts. Martin Bernal provides secondary corroboration by identifying the “Ancient Model” of history, which acknowledges that Greek civilization was fundamentally shaped by Egyptian and Phoenician influences, a reality suppressed by later “Aryanist” historiography.
II. The Egypto-Gnostic Jesus The Gnostic Jesus is not a unique historical personage but the continuation of the Egyptian Horus under a Gnostic mask. • The Karast Prototype: Massey identifies the word “Christ” as the Greek equivalent of the Egyptian Karast (or Krust), the mummified and anointed one who was made a type of immortality. …
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