A Gospel of Jesus

Apollonius of Tyana

He is the historical Jesus, also known as Paul of Tarsus, born on February 16th, 2 a.d.

in the Roman province of Tyana, Cappadocia, Greece to wealthy Greek parents.

At 14, he was sent south to Tarsus to study

Pythagorean, Platonic, Stoic, Peripatetic, and Epicurean philosophy and science.

At 16, he became a Pythagorean vegan, teetotaler.

He wore white linen and grew his hair and beard out.

He then moved to Aegae, Greece where he studied Medicine at the temple of Aesculapius.

He worshiped the Sun and practiced attuning rituals.

By means of science and psychic dreams, he performed seemingly miraculous cures.

He convinced worshipers to offer up incense to the gods in place of animal sacrifice.

At 20, he inherited great wealth and kept only enough to survive and travel.

He gave the rest of the wealth to his 23 year old brother.

He began a 5 year vow of silence in Pamphylia and Cilicia traveling around and studying.

He traveled to Antioch and then Jerusalem around 28 a.d.

He traveled to Damascus, Syria, Egypt, Iran, the Himalayas, and Taxila, India around 38 a.d.

where he brought back the teachings of Sanat Kumara, the Indian Christ and Peacock Angel.

These teachings became the 9 Epistles of Paul.

After his trip in 39 a.d., he created an order of Nazarites known as the "Order of the Nazarenes" in Southern Judea.

Apollonius was a friend, doctor and adviser to Roman Emperors such as Vespasian and his son Titus.

Vespasian commissioned Apollonius and his assistants Damis and Lucius to create a religious order.

They could write in the Hebraic-Samaritan language, as well as Greek.

They accompanied Emperor Vespasian to Cornwall, England.

Apollonius raised Vespasian and Titus to the level of gods and future Emperor Domitian hated that.

Apollonius retired first to the Island of Patmos where he wrote Revelation.

He then returned to Antioch where he died around 99 a.d.