Note from Bob Barney: Jesus DID visit Britain, as his uncle, Joseph of Arimathea (whose grave Jesus was buried in) was a tin miner, who owned mines it Britain. The first Christian Church outside of Palestine was actually located in Glastonbury England! Mary, Jesus' mother moved there after the death of Christ and probably died in Britain. This is all a part of the history of lost Israel, YOU HAVE NEVER BEEN TOLD!
The documentary, And Did Those Feet, explores the story behind the legend
which survives in the hymn, for which William Blake wrote the words.
The legend claims Jesus visited several places in the West Country, such as
the Roseland peninsula and Glastonbury, with his uncle, Joseph of
Arimathaea.
In the film, the Scottish researcher Dr Strachan said it is plausible Jesus
may have visited Britain to further his learning.
Ted Harrison, the film's director and producer, said: ''There is a very much
closer connection between early Christianity and the classical Greek and
Roman world than previously thought.
''If somebody was wanting to learn about the spirituality and thinking not
just of the Jews but also the classical and Greek world he would have to
come to Britain, which was the centre of learning at the time.
''But there is nothing specific by way of archaeological finds; Jesus's shoe
has not turned up.''
Dr Strachan, a Church of Scotland minister who lives in Edinburgh, lectures on
the history of architecture at Edinburgh University.
The film also explores how St Augustine heard the legend of Jesus's visit when
he came to England around 597AD.
He heard that Jesus built a chapel in Glastonbury and wrote to the Pope to
tell him about it.
Mr Harrison said: ''The concrete evidence is this reference by St Augustine
that at Glastonbury there was a small building or church that was put up by
Jesus, built by the hand of the Lord himself.
''But the medieval Glastonbury Abbey has been built on top of it.''
The documentary also claims that Britain was at the forefront of learning and
scholarship in the first century AD, particularly in mathematics.
It looks at the maths involved in structures such as Stonehenge and the
standing stones in Calanish on the Isle of Lewis, and relates it to
mathematics in the Bible, medieval cathedrals and the modern-day credit
card.
The 45-minute film will be launched at the British
Film Institute in London on Friday.
SOURCE
Also Read:
VATICAN
CONFIRMATION that JOSEPH of ARIMATHAEA (the VIRGIN's
uncle) went to
ENGLAND and continued the Conversion of the
BRITISH.
The Plain Truth: DID JESUS VISIT BRITAIN?
The Traditions of Glastonbury: The Biblical Missing Years of Christ - Answered,
What, Jesus has family alive today?????????
America in Biblical Prophecy