The King Jesus Trilogy · Vol. 2 · 2008
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If the gospel figure was a king, which king, and in which war? King Jesus, the second volume of the trilogy, continues the identification begun in Cleopatra to Christ. Ellis presents him as King Izas, a wealthy commander of the Jewish Revolt: crucified, reprieved, and exiled to a Roman prison in Britain, and later remembered there as Arthur. The same volume argues that Saul, called Paul, is the historian Josephus Flavius. These are Ellis’ identifications, not the standard dating of the gospels. Readers who have followed the royal line out of Egypt meet, in this volume, the revolt, the exile, and the first turn toward Britain.
What you'll explore
- St Paul (Saul) as Josephus Flavius
- Jesus as King Izas, leader of the Revolt
- The British exile that became the Arthur legend
ISBN 9781508476788
In the journal
On Ancient Origins
- The Enigmatic H-Symbol Linking Gōbekli Tepe, The Priesthood And The Zodiac — 13 January 2022. Their page, not a chapter pasted here.
- Politics Behind The Jewish-Roman War: Vespasian Versus Izates Manu — 2 April 2021. Their page, not a chapter pasted here.
- The Royal Lineage Of Jesus, Descendant Of Cleopatra — 26 March 2021. Their page, not a chapter pasted here.
- Mistaken Identity? Mosaic in Israel Purported to Show Alexander the Great, but Some Not So Sure — 15 September 2016. Their page, not a chapter pasted here.
- The Celestial Snow White: Mary Magdalene, Moon Goddess – PART II — 3 March 2016. Their page, not a chapter pasted here.
- The Celestial Snow White – Ancient Tale, Hidden Cypher- PART I — 3 March 2016. Their page, not a chapter pasted here.
Explore the research behind this book
- Saul and Josephus
- Matthew 23:35 — historical source, not a chapter of the book
- Luke 11:51 — historical source, not a chapter of the book
- Matthew 23:5–6 — historical source, not a chapter of the book
- Mark 12:38–39 — historical source, not a chapter of the book
Lecture theatre
Lectures from this book
Lecture 3Christianity is the Church of Saul,not Jesus
1:02:05. 6 April 2019. 25K views. YouTube.
The religion that survived is Paul’s. Ellis reads that as a political substitution, not a misunderstanding.
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Lecture 4Essene and Templar communists
43:05. 30 January 2019. 26K views. YouTube.
Shared property, a warrior priesthood, and a through-line Ellis draws from Qumran to the Temple in Jerusalem to the Temple in the West.
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Lecture 5The Jewish Revolt
1:01:35. 18 May 2019. 20K views. YouTube.
The war of the 60s as the real setting of the gospel drama — chronology shifted backward to the 30s, and a king hidden inside a carpenter.
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Lecture 7Who led the Jewish Revolt?
52:18. 2 July 2019. 24K views. YouTube.
Command, treasury, and the named leaders of the Revolt — and which of them Ellis identifies with the gospel king.
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Lecture 8Josephus,the ambassador of Edessa
30:23. 8 July 2019. 14K views. YouTube.
Josephus not merely as a historian of the war, but as a court figure whom the books also name Saul.
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Lecture 10Jesus in England
33:58. 24 September 2019. 41K views. YouTube.
Exile after the Revolt: a Roman prison in Britain, and the seed of the Arthur cycle.
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Lecture 12King Arthura Knights Templar story
1:12:22. 12 April 2020. 26K views. YouTube.
The round table as the last supper table; Arthur as the British name of an exiled Judaean king, kept by a later military order.
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Talk 7Water to wine
33:37. 17 June 2019. 4.7K views. YouTube.
The gospel account of water turned into wine. Ellis identifies it with a first-century device of Heron of Alexandria. Taken from the King Jesus Trilogy.
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Talk 12Sex in the scriptures
33:01. 18 June 2020. 5.8K views. YouTube.
Rachel and the mandrakes. In the King Jesus Trilogy the Hebrew is read as a mistranslation, and the passage is about sex.
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