King Jesus books · Vol. 5 · 2011
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Who was Mary Magdalene if she was not the penitent of later preaching? Mary Magdalene, Princess of Orange is volume 5 of the King Jesus sequence, after the trilogy and after The Grail Cypher. Ellis reads her as a queen and consort of that house, later remembered in the Orange and Provençal traditions of southern France, and as part of what he calls the richest couple in the Levant rather than a Galilean poorhouse. The identification is his reading of those traditions. It is not the church’s account, and it is not a finding of academic consensus. The book is for readers who want the sequence followed into Provence.
What you'll explore
- Magdalene as queen and consort, not a reformed sinner
- A Provençal and Orange afterlife of the dynasty
- The richest couple in the Levant, not a Galilean poorhouse
In the journal
On Ancient Origins
- 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.
- Eden in Egypt – Part 2 — 8 July 2014. Their page, not a chapter pasted here.
- Eden in Egypt – Part 1 — 7 July 2014. Their page, not a chapter pasted here.
Explore the research behind this book
- Arthur
- Genesis 2:10 — historical source, not a chapter of the book
In this series
King Jesus books
The King Jesus Trilogy
Cleopatra to Christ
Jesus, the great-grandson of Cleopatra
The King Jesus Trilogy
King Jesus
Prince of Judaea and Rome
The King Jesus Trilogy
Jesus, King of Edessa
A first-century king in the historical record
King Jesus books
The Grail Cypher
The secrets of Arthurian history