Mages - Revision history

פטר חמור at 02:00, 1 March 2024

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 [[Image:Mithraic Noahite.png|right]]
-'''Mages''' are the Persian [[Chokhmei Umot HaOlam]] Noahites established by [[Daniel]]. They were not Messianic in contrast to [[Tsabis]] who descend from the first Messianic Noahite Magi.
+'''Mages''' are the Persian [[Chokhmei Umot HaOlam]] Noahites established by [[Daniel]]. [[Cyrus the Great]] was a Mithraic Noahite. They were not Messianic in contrast to [[Tsabis]] who descend from the first Messianic Noahite Magi who honoured the birth of Rebbe Yehoshua Minzaret as an Herodian Prince.
-Also known as '''Mithraism''' or '''Zurvanism''' or '''Magians''' appears to have been a thing a few different times throughout history. [[Cyrus the Great]] was a Mithraic Noahite. The Magi who honoured the birth of Rebbe Yehoshua Minzaret as an Herodian Prince appear to have been Mithraic Noahites. They also seem to have had a significant influence in the area of the Greater Persian Empire between 651 and 692 AD.
+Also known as '''Mithraism''' or '''Zurvanism''' or '''Magians''' appears to have been a thing a few different times throughout history. It is a sect of Zoroastrianism which regards [[Ahura Mazda]] as nothing but an angelic emanation (Yazid) of the High-God which they call [[Zurvan]].
+Simon the Sorcerer was a Mage.
 In the Roman Province of [[Tachkastan]] they followed certain [[Sadducees]].

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-The earliest Quranic Materials begin to appear. Analysis of the Quranic materials indicate that they were all written by one person. The religious view of that person can be identified from the materials alone without reference to the interpretations provided by Islam which later adopted those materials. The views include:
+The earliest codices of the Islamic Quran begin to appear. Byzantine records state that the authors were an Emir, Abu Turab and a Pharisee while modern day analysis of the codices proposes that there was apparently one compiling editor. The religious views of that person can be identified from the materials alone without reference to the interpretations provided by Islam which later adopted those materials. The views include:
 #Believe in a supreme being and its emanation to whom obedience is advised.
 #belief that Jesus the son of Mary is the supreme being's emanation and word and spirit.
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-Thomas the Presbyter said that followers of MHMT attacked Romans near Gaza at this time. We assume this was part of the on-going Byzantine-Persian wars over the Holy Land.
+Thomas the Presbyter said that the Tayyaye of MHMT attacked Romans near Gaza at this time. We assume this was part of the on-going Byzantine-Persian wars over the Holy Land.
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 [[Image:Mithraic Noahite.png|right]]
-'''Mages''' are the Persian [[Chokhmei Umot HaOlam]] Noahites established by [[Daniel]]. They were not Messianic in contrast to Tsabis who descend from the first Messianic Noahite Magi.
+'''Mages''' are the Persian [[Chokhmei Umot HaOlam]] Noahites established by [[Daniel]]. They were not Messianic in contrast to [[Tsabis]] who descend from the first Messianic Noahite Magi.
 Also known as '''Mithraism''' or '''Zurvanism''' or '''Magians''' appears to have been a thing a few different times throughout history. [[Cyrus the Great]] was a Mithraic Noahite. The Magi who honoured the birth of Rebbe Yehoshua Minzaret as an Herodian Prince appear to have been Mithraic Noahites. They also seem to have had a significant influence in the area of the Greater Persian Empire between 651 and 692 AD.

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 [[Image:Mithraic Noahite.png|right]]
 Also known as '''Mithraism''' or '''Zurvanism''' or '''Magians''' appears to have been a thing a few different times throughout history. [[Cyrus the Great]] was a Mithraic Noahite. The Magi who honoured the birth of Rebbe Yehoshua Minzaret as an Herodian Prince appear to have been Mithraic Noahites. They also seem to have had a significant influence in the area of the Greater Persian Empire between 651 and 692 AD.
 Simon the Sorcerer was a Magus.

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 Also known as '''Mithraism''' or '''Zurvanism''' or '''Magians''' appears to have been a thing a few different times throughout history. [[Cyrus the Great]] was a Mithraic Noahite. The Magi who honoured the birth of Rebbe Yehoshua Minzaret as an Herodian Prince appear to have been Mithraic Noahites. They also seem to have had a significant influence in the area of the Greater Persian Empire between 651 and 692 AD.
-'''Mages''' are the Persian [[Chokhmei Umot HaOlam]] Noahites established by [[Daniel]]. They were not Messianic in contrast to Tsabis who were Persian Messianics but not Noahites.
+'''Mages''' are the Persian [[Chokhmei Umot HaOlam]] Noahites established by [[Daniel]]. They were not Messianic in contrast to Tsabis who were Persian Messianic Noahites.
 Simon the Sorcerer was a Magus.

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 '''Mages''' are the Persian [[Chokhmei Umot HaOlam]] established by [[Daniel]]. Simon the Sorcerer was a Magus.
-They were Persian Noahites but not Messianic. Tsabis were Messianic Mages.
+They were Persian Noahites but not Messianic. Tsabis were Persian Messianics but not Noahites.
 It is a sect of Zoroastrianism which regards [[Ahura Mazda]] as nothing but an angelic emanation (Yazid) of the High-God which they call [[Zurvan]].

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	'''Mages''' are the Persian [[Chokhmei Umot HaOlam]] established by [[Daniel]]. Simon the Sorcerer was a Magus.		'''Mages''' are the Persian [[Chokhmei Umot HaOlam]] established by [[Daniel]]. Simon the Sorcerer was a Magus.
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		+	They were Persian Noahites but not Messianic. Tsabis were Messianic Mages.

	It is a sect of Zoroastrianism which regards [[Ahura Mazda]] as nothing but an angelic emanation (Yazid) of the High-God which they call [[Zurvan]].		It is a sect of Zoroastrianism which regards [[Ahura Mazda]] as nothing but an angelic emanation (Yazid) of the High-God which they call [[Zurvan]].