To Believe or not to Believe...

Sep 3
06:27

2007

Rudolph Draaisma

Rudolph Draaisma

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You may not believe this story, but it really happened in Germany, around 70 years ago. It never came in any history book, likely because God clouded people's minds. But perhaps, one day, someone will write it all down it in a holy book...

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Around 70 years ago a remarkable man went around in the German Reich. He miraculously cured sick and disabled people and even revived a few from death,To Believe or not to Believe... Articles doing all this in the presence of many witnesses. This man was a Jew, but his own people did not accept him and had him arrested by the German authorities. The case finally came before the dictator of Germany, who was a notorious Jew hater, even making massacres among them. Nevertheless, he allowed a Jewish mob to invade the court of his residential palace, where the Jews demanded the execution of this remarkable man.

The dictator gave the man a fair trial and said that he could not find any guilt in him. But the mob shouted that his blood may come over their and their children's heads. Finally the dictator gave up and washed his hands in innocence, as he sentenced this remarkable man to death by a horrible way of execution, that was his favorite one. Some years later, the dictator was dismissed from his post and died by his own hand (not confirmed as a fact).

In spite of the publicity under which the life and livings of this remarkable man took place during around three years, including reviving the daughter of a German SS-officer from death, the Germans did not know about all this and it was never recorded in any history book. This is why you may not have heard of this story before. Well, perhaps it indeed never happened, who can tell for sure?

On the contrary, you surely have heard of a similar story about a remarkable Jewish man, a miracle maker going around in Palestine 2000 years ago, that at the time was occupied by the Romans and ruled by a governor-dictator, who also was a notorious Jew hater. He was feared and hated by the Jews for his cruel rule, even making massacres among them. For this reason he was dismissed from his post three years later, sent back to Rome and is said to have committed suicide there (not confirmed as a fact).

That is established history (read about it on the web), but not the life and livings of this miracle-maker, that the Roman governor, on command(!) of the Jewish mob, that he allowed to invade the court of his residential palace, sentenced to death by way of crucifixion, that was his favorite one.

In spite of the publicity under which the life and livings of this remarkable man took place during around three years, including reviving the daughter of a Roman Centurion from death, the Romans did not know about all this and it was never recorded in any history book. As far as official history writing is concerned, it all never happened.  Well, perhaps it indeed never happened, who can tell for sure?

The followers of this remarkable man however, wrote it all down decades later in a holy book, where they declared this man to have been the Son of God, who was murdered by the Jews. To believe, or not to believe ... ?