Was the account of Jesus Christ taken from the story of Serapis Christus?

A brief look of historical information

It all started with the European invasion into Africa. In 332 BC, the one they call “Alexander the Greek liar” came in and took control of Egypt.

The word “Egypt” was Greek corruption of the word “Hut-ka-Ptah,” meaning “the temple of the Ka of Ptah.” – ‘House of Ptah

From Alexander to Ptolemy – First European to call himself a Pharaoh

1. After the death of Alexander, Ptolemy the 1^st took control of Egypt and, taking the idea from the Egyptian images, he decided to make himself a god.
2.  Ptolemy the 1^st was the first European to call himself a Pharaoh, and he titled himself, “Meryamun Septenre (aka Soter).”
3. Mery means “beloved”, and amun means “God”. Septenre means “chosen by God” and the word Soter means “savior”.
4. This European Pharaoh insisted that the Egyptians make an image in his honour.

 The creation of Serapis Christus for Ptolemy the 1^st

 Christos is the Greek word for Christ a translation of the Hebrew word messiah.

1. The image was called Serapis Christos. The name, “Serapis” was taken from the most popular Egyptian triad, Osiris, Isis, and Horus.
2. These names are also translated names.
3. The people of Kemet (ancient Egyptians) called them Ausar, Auset and Heru, respectively (Auset was also called “Mery,” which is how they later came up with the name, “Mary” for their Roman image for the mother of God).
4.  The Europeans took the concept of this trinity and created their version of a god.
5.  They took Osiris and Isis, the translated names, and came up with the name, Oserapis which was later changed to Serapis.
6.  Serapis then took the place of the son, Horus (Heru), which the Europeans also interpreted as a sun god.
7.  The Romans accepted the Serapis deity and later made a devotional ritual to honour this new god.

“The saviour and leader of souls, leading souls to the light and receiving them again… He raises the dead, he will save us after death, and we will be protected in his providence,” (reference, Serapis, The Outline of History, by H.G Wells, Volume 1).

The invention of Jesus Christ from Serapis Christus

1. From the creation of Serapis Christus, and through many council meetings that took place many years after, Serapis Christus was reinvented as Jesus Christ.

The first meeting of the Council of Nacea 1^st in 325AD

1. The main purpose of this meeting was to take the Serapis image and insert it into the Egyptian Divine Triad, making it the son of Osiris.

The next meeting was the Council of Constantinople 1^st in 381AD

1. The focus of this meeting was on how to stop those who were resisting the creation of Serapis.
2.  During this meeting a creed was made, which would be recited for all future meetings, “God the Father, God the son, the same.”

The next meeting was the Council of Ephesus in 431AD

1.  In this meeting, they decided to give the image of Serapis a human nature.
2.  To do this, they decided to give Serapis a mother.
3.  They once again, took the idea of the mother from the Egyptian Triad, and created the idea of a virgin birth, bringing forth a god.
4. This is the reason the Romans called their image “Holy Mary, the Mother of God,” because of Auset (Isis) being referred to as “mery.”

The Council of Chalcedon in 451 AD and the beginning of Christianity as a religion

1. Then came up with the concept that Serapis is all man and all God, and that he should be called, the son of God.
2.  This is when the religion, Christianity, officially began.

The Council of Constantinople the 2^nd in 553AD

1. The Council of Constantinople the 2^nd, in 553 AD, was about sealing the deal.
2. During this time, certain rituals such as the offering of bread and wine as the body and blood of Christ, were created.
3.  It was also decided that they should lose the name Serapis but keep the image of this god.
4.  The Greeks called Christ “Zeus” or “Odin” and the Romans called Christ “Jupiter”.
5.  The name Jesus is a derivative of the name Zeus. Iezv or Iesu, as it is spelled today using the Greek Latin alphabet (The Greek and Latin alphabets are derivatives of the phonetic alphabet, which is the second form of writing of the Ancient Egyptians).
6. For example, in Spanish, the name Jesus is pronounced “Hey Zeus,” which gives us the real meaning of the word Jesus (references regarding the origin of Christianity, “The Historical origins of Christianity” by Walter Williams).

Serapis, Zeus, Odin, Jupiter, and Jesus are all the same gods.

1. We can easily use Google image and look up the images of each of these gods and you will see how similarly they are portrayed.
2. We can also do the same thing with the name Cesare Borgia as well as Santa Claus.
3. There was a time in history when Jesus was also portrayed as a black messiah.
4. The Romans portrayed this messiah in the image of a particular African tribe, those the Old Testament calls Israelites, to convert and control them.
5.  This was why the New Testament books such as Acts 13:1 (Israelites called “niger” which means black) and Revelation 1:14-15 (messiah’s feet like fine brass) briefly implies that the Israelites and the messiah in the New Testament fit their description (there are also many other scriptures in the Old Testament that further indicate that the Israelites were a group of black people).
6.  Most of the Jesus Christ images that were created were later whitewashed, which is a term for turning the characters of the Bible into Caucasian people.
7.  The image of Jesus was turned into Cesare Borgia, son of Pope Alexander VI, who had a very similar look to Serapis/Zeus/Odin/Jupiter.
8. Probably not just a coincidence. Santa Claus is more of the joyful/commercial version of this god.
9.  Yes, there is the story of Saint Nicholas and his good deeds.
10.  Many people believe that the story of St. Nicholas led to the creation of Santa Claus, but this idolized god is much older than the story of St. Nicholas.
11.  Serapis, Zeus, Jupiter, Odin, Jesus, Santa, as well as Lucifer (as shown in the previous chapter) are all one and the same.

Serapis Christus

1. Religions of the world often have an image or object to represent their deities and God. Christianity and Islam are one of them.
2.  The Image and name of Jesus went through so many transformations, which all started in Egypt when a Greek became Pharaoh and ended when the Muslims formed their religion.
3. Today many Christians, mainly Catholics believe in an image and hang it around their houses thinking that this picture or image is actually representative of Jesus.

The Worship of Serapis – At Alexandria Egypt -Site of Pilgrimage

1. The chief centre of the worship of Serapis in Ptolemaic times was Alexandria at the great Serapeum, which was considered a wonder and a site of pilgrimage throughout the Mediterranean world.

Destruction of Site of Pilgrimage

1. Emperor Theodosius ordered the destruction of the Site in 389 AD which Ptolemy founded or repaired was a remarkable temple building.
2. The Temples possessed a fine library which was said to contain some 300,000 (or perhaps as many as 42,000) volumes.
3. The library was an annex of the Great Library of Alexandria, and hence known as the “Daughter Library”.
4. All the papyri manuscripts scroll in the Great Library of Alexandria were the works of our ancestors in Ancient Kemet.

The Story of Ptolemy – the Egyptians refusal to make him a god

1. The man they called Christus – Ptolemy 1st of Alexandria was a European man, Greek to be exact – that moved to Egypt, and became a pharaoh via military force of his friend Alexander.
2. When he became a Pharaoh, Ptolemy wanted the Egyptians to make him a god.
3.  The Egyptians refused to make Ptolemy a god in Egypt because he was from another country.
4.  Once Ptolemy finally became a god, he wanted an image made in honour of him. 

Ptolemy went everywhere throughout Egypt searching for one that will be willing to make this image of him. He came across a few Coptic Egyptians that offered to make an image in honour of him, which is called “Serapis.”

A Black Man Arius from Libya -told people to stop worshipping Ptolemy-Serapis Christus

1. After this image was made, Ptolemy and his countrymen made the Africans worship the image of Serapis.
2. A Libyan man named Arius (256-336 A.D) made noise about Ptolemy worship and told people to stop worshiping Ptolemy-Serapis Christus. 

The meeting in Turkish City of Nicaea to discredit Arius the Black man

1. People began listening to Arius, so a meeting was held in a Turkish city called Nicaea.
2.  This meeting became known as the “Council of Nicaea (325CE).”
3. Many bishops were there and so was Roman Emperor Constantine.
4. The bishops, presbyters, and Constantine created the Nicene Creed to discredit Arius by addressing the statements Arius made concerning the worship of Serapis.
5.  At the Council of Nicaea, Serapis Christus was changed to the name Jesus Christ (Iesous Christos).
6.  Many choices were under consideration, but this was the one that won out in the end. 

The Image of Christ

1. Many debates have discussed the modern-day depiction of Jesus Christ.
2. People say it was at the Council of Nicaea where the image of Jesus became finalized, while others say it was created after the council.
3.  No matter what, we were given a false image of this man Jesus, and this image looks like Cesare Borgia. 

Historical background

1. Cesare Borgia was the son of Pope Alexander IV.
2. At age fifteen he became the Bishop of Pamplona and was made Cardinal at Eighteen.
3. Cesare Borgia was not only an officer in the church, but he was also an officer in the military.
4.  You may say “how can a Cardinal be an officer in the military?” Borgia was not a cardinal forever and resigned due to the death of his brother Giovanni Borgia. 
5. Cesare Borgia was appointed commander of the papal armies with a number of Italian mercenaries, supported by three hundred cavalry and 4,000 Swiss infantry.
6. Cesare Borgia ‘s father sent him and his army to capture the cities of Imola and Forlì, ruled by Caterina Sforza, an Italian noblewoman.
7. Borgia captured the two cities and was praised for it when he got back. So, after this quick condensed history lesson, let us return back to the creation of … Christ.
8. All fingers point to Leonardo Da Caprio who was made military architect and engineer by Cesare Borgia.

Christians Crusaders and Holy Wars against Mohammedanism (Islam)

1. During Alexander IV reign, Christians were taking part in crusades and Holy wars. Messy, horrific, murderous, atrocities.
2. The Holy wars were against another religious group called Mohammedanism (Islam).
3.  Both religious groups fought each other trying to conquer and convert.
4.  It had nothing to do with who is right and wrong, or one group getting revenge.

Muslims gained Control of Constantinople in Turkey

1. During these wars the Muslims (Mohammedans) gained control of Constantinople in Turkey, the whole Mid-East and Germany.
2. This of course threaten the stronghold the Roman (Catholic/Universal) church had on the world. 
3. One major obstacle that faced Alexander IV and the church was the Muslims’ belief in Jesus the – holy figure.
4. The Muslim Jesus was represented in all paintings, carvings and sculptures as a coloured skinned man of middle eastern descent.
5. Which would make sense had he been a man from that region. 

The Destruction of the images of Jesus coloured image of middle eastern descent.

1.  Pope Alexander VI decided to have every image of Jesus destroyed.

The remaking of Serapis Christus in the image of Son Cesare Borgia.

•  After that, he commissioned Leonardo Di Vinci to remake Serapis Christus (Jesus) in the image of his son Cesare Borgia.
• His express intent was to make Jesus look European. Obviously, much more like the Romans than the Hebrews and middle easterners.
• Other symbols and relics transmuted through the years as well. The X of Constantine became a cross. The Lamb, became a man, etc. 

The Creators of Christianity and Islam only cared about ruling

1. The creators and inventors of Christianity and Islam, the founders of both religions only cared about ruling.

The Fight in the name of God to conquer and convert.

1. They forced people into their religions and fought each other all in the name of God to conquer and convert.
2. True religions do not fight and force people to join their religion.  

Seek and you will find the Supreme ruler of the Universe

1. Ancient Kemetians (present day Egypt) our ancient black ancestors knew God before the Europeans and Arabs travelled and invade Africa and forcefully overthrow their belief systems and convert them by force to accept their lies and deception. 

The Ancient Kemet Celestial and inner mysteries were there before the Romans

1. The Ancient Kemet Inner Mysteries were around long before Rome launched its campaign and its newly formed religion on the rest of the world.

As Dr John Hendrik Clarke said

1. Go back as far as you can then move forward. Seek and you shall find the truth.
2. These are allegories for inquiry … seeking within and without and search for the truth.

Ancient Kemet our black ancestors knew God before the Europeans and Arabs come to Africa – they knew the divine spark of God was and is within us as the first humans on earth and Africa as the cradle of humanity.

Early Christianity

1. Serapis may have finally had certain ties with the early Christian community. There were certainly some similarities between Serapis and the Hebrew God.
2.  Serapis was a supreme god, and it seems that some early worshippers of Christ amongst the Gentiles could have worshipped Serapis either purposefully, or confusing him with Christ, though the confusion seems more likely to have been one of language.

The Great Confusion between Serapis and Jesus Christ

1. In 68 AD, a mob of pagans is said to have formed at the Serapis Temple in Alexandria, who then descended on the Christians who were celebrating Easter at Baucalis.
2. There, they sized St. Mark, dragging him through the streets, before throwing him in prison.
3. Clearly those worshippers of Serapis and Christ were aware of each other and the differences within their religions, though perhaps at a later date, some amongst the worshippers of either may have chosen to cover all their options.

For those who want to search more for knowledge below are references that maybe useful:

Gods of the Egyptians, The (Studies in Egyptian Mythology)	Budge, E. A. Wallis	1969	Dover Publications, Inc.	ISBN 486-22056-7
Complete Gods and Goddesses of Ancient Egypt,	Wilkinson, Richard H.	2003	Thames & Hudson, LTD	ISBN 0-500-05120-8
The Egyptian Religion	Morenz, Siegfried	1973	Cornell University Press	ISBN 0-8014-8029-9
Dictionary of Egyptian Gods and Goddesses.	Hart, George	1986	Routledge	ISBN 0-415-05909-7

A brief History of Constantine and Arius

1. Constantine the Greek Roman Emperor
2. Arius of Libya (256-356 A.D.) born of African descent centuries after Ptolemy 1, had a problem with the Roman empire teaching the Africans and the people of Rome to worship a statue and celebrating death.
3.  He was considered a heretic, a professed believer (of God), who maintains religious opinions contrary to those accepted by his or her church (what the religious authorities usually controlled by government deem as the truth).
4.  Because he started attracting so many followers due to his teachings that were contrary to the Romans, Constantine called the council by summoning all the bishops to discredit Arius.

The Council of Nicaea.

1. During the time when this meeting was called upon, there was no mention of Jesus Christ at all.
2. No man had ever existed by the name JESUS Christ, and this all took place Anno Domino (A.D.) – which Christians claim means after the death of Christ- in Latin means ‘in the year of the lord’.
3. The name Jesus Christ did not exist before the meeting was called (read the statements made during that time   insert the statement).
4.  It was only after this that they presented to the people the name JESUS CHRIST.

Nicene Creed – Jesus Christ is born

1. Nicene creed which became the statement of the Christian faith was written decreed and sanctified by 318 Roman Catholic bishops at the council in 325 A.D.
2. The transformation took place “Council of Chalcedon” 451 A.D.).

“We believe in one God the Father ……… so it goes …………. Suffered and rose on the third day went up into heavens is coming to judge the living and the dead etc was created by the Council of Nacea.

The origin of the Trinity- and the shutting down of the African Arius

1. The authorities shut Arius down and threatened him with death to keep his mouth shut.
2. They positioned the creed during the time when people started becoming aware of the lies and deception.

The Burning and destruction of all Ancient Kemet manuscripts writings.

1. The Council of Nicaea ordered all books to be burned in the destroying all ancient writings, and evidence.
2. The Emperor Constantine transformed Serapis Christus which means Christ the Saviour to Jesus Christ in 325 A.D

The above information is historical facts recorded and available for referencing.