Jesus was a shifter and a faithful disciple Pilate Pilatus!

"An ancient Egyptian text, believed to be over 1200 years tells the story of the life and crucifixion of Jesus, but also provides data that could substantially change the story about Jesus. The text, written in Coptic language, describes Pilate as a disciple faithful, and not as a traitor. The text of ancient Egypt reports a dinner with Jesus before the crucifixion in Pilate offered his own son to be sacrificed instead of the Messiah. Copies of this ancient text found in two ancient manuscripts: one was found at the Morgan Library and Museum in New York, while the second was found in the Museum of the University of Pennsylvania. The text of the finding does not mean that these events happened, but some people living at the time seem to have believed them, said Roelof van den Broek, the University of Utrecht in the Netherlands, which published the translation of the book "Pseudo-Cyril Jerusalem on the Life and Passion of Christ "(Brill, 2013).According to a recently discovered Ancient Egyptian texts, Jesus Christ was a Shape Shifter According to an ancient Egyptian text, Jesus Christ was a Shape Shifter It also explains why Judas had to kiss Jesus to identify him to the Romans, according to the text, Jesus was able to change its shape and this was the reason why Judas had to kiss him in order to identifiable it. Interestingly, the text argues that Jesus Christ was arrested on Tuesday and not Thursday as many scholars suggest. "So the Jews said to Judas: How do we arrest him [Jesus], because he has not one way, but their appearance changes Sometimes it's red, sometimes it's white, sometimes it is. red, sometimes it is colored wheat, sometimes it is pale as ascetics, sometimes it is a young man, sometimes an old man ... "This leads Jude to suggest the use of a kiss as a means to identifiable it. If Judas had given the surge a description of Jesus that he could have changed so. Judas kissing Jesus tells people exactly who he is. In an interview with LiveScience via email, van den Broek said that: ". Without further ado, Pilate prepared a table and he ate with Jesus on the fifth day of the week Jesus blessed Pilate and all his house," reads part the text in translation. Pilate then Jesus says, "Well, then, behold, the night arrived and lift it out, and when the morning comes and they accuse me because of you, I will give them the only child I have so they can kill you in your place. " In the ancient text, confronts Pilate, saying, Jesus also showed Pilate that he might escape if he wanted "Oh Pilate, you have been deemed worthy of a great grace, because you have shown a good hand to me.". "Pilate then looked at Jesus and behold, he became intangible: He did not see him for a long time ..." the text read. The author of the old text has changed the date of Jesus' Last Supper with the apostles and his arrest for Tuesday and ancient text it is written that Jesus' real Last Supper was with Pontius Pilate. Sometime between Jesus' arrest Christ and supper with Pilate, he was taken before Caiaphas and Herod. In the interview with LiveScience, van den Broek continues saying that "still remarkable that Pseudo-Cyril tells the story of Jesus' arrest on Tuesday night, as if the canonical story about his arrest on Thursday night (which was celebrated years in all the services if SEA Lipe Lundorf Like