The Gospel of Barnabas

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Ad dunya sijnul mu'mini wa jannatul kāfir.
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True Gospel of Jesus, called Christ, a new Prophet sent by God to the world: according to the description of Barnabas his apostle.

Barnabas, apostle of Jesus the Nazarene, called Christ, to all them that dwell upon the earth desireth peace and consolation.

Dearly beloved, the great and wonderful God hath during these past days visited us by his prophet Jesus Christ in great mercy of teaching and miracles, by reason whereof many, being deceived of Satan, under pretence of piety, are preaching most impious doctrine, calling Jesus son of God, repudiating the circumcision ordained of God for ever, and permitting every unclean meat: among whom also Paul hath been deceived, whereof I speak not without grief; for which cause I am writing that truth which I have seen and heard, in the intercourse that I have had with Jesus, in order that ye may be saved, and not be deceived of Satan and perish in the judgement of God.

Therefore beware of every one that preacheth unto you new doctrine contrary to that which I write, that ye may be saved eternally.

The great God be with you and guard you from Satan and from every evil. Amen.

 

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1. In this first chapter is contained the annunciation of the angel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary concerning the birth of Jesus.

In these last years a virgin called Mary, of the lineage of David, of the tribe of Judah, was visited by the angel Gabriel from God.

This virgin, living in all holiness without any offence, being blameless and abiding in prayer with fastings, being one day alone, there entered into her chamber the angel Gabriel, and he saluted her, saying: 'God be with thee, O Mary'.

The virgin was affrighted at the appearance of the angel; but the angel comforted her saying: 'Fear not, Mary, for thou hast found favour with God, who hath chosen thee to be mother of a prophet, whom he will send to the people of Israel in order that they may walk in his laws with truth of heart'.

The virgin answered: 'Now how shall I bring forth sons, seeing I know not a man?'

The angel answered: 'O Mary, God who made man without a man is able to generate in thee man without a man, because with him nothing is impossible.'

Mary answered: 'I know that God is almighty, therefore his will be done.'

The angel answered: 'Now be conceived in thee the prophet, whom thou shalt name Jesus: and thou shalt keep him from wine and from strong drink and from every unclean meat, because the child is an holy one of God.'

Mary bowed herself with humility, saying: 'Behold the handmaid of God, be it done according to thy word.'

The angel departed, and the virgin glorified God, saying:

'Know, O my soul, the greatness of God, and exult, my spirit, in God my Saviour; for he hath regarded the lowliness of his handmaiden, insomuch that I shall be called blessed by all the nations, for he that is mighty hath made me great, and blessed be his holy name.

For his mercy extendeth from generation to generation of them that fear him.

Mighty hath he made his hand, and he hath scattered the proud in the imagination of his heart.

He hath put down the mighty from their seat, and hath exalted the humble.

Him who hath been hungry hath he filled with good things, and the rich he hath sent empty away.

For he keepeth in memory the promises made to Abraham and to his son for ever'.

 

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2. The warning of the angel Gabriel given to Joseph concerning the conception of the Virgin Mary.

Mary having known the will of God, fearing the people, lest they should take offence at her being great with child, and should stone her as guilty of fornication, chose a companion of her own lineage, a man by name called Joseph, of blameless life: for he as a righteous man feared God and served him with fastings and prayers, living by the works of his hands, for he was a carpenter.

Such a man the virgin knowing, chose him for her companion and revealed to him the divine counsel.

Joseph being a righteous man, when he perceived that Mary was great with child, was minded to put her away because he feared God.

Behold, whilst he slept, he was rebuked by the angel of God saying, 'O Joseph, why art thou minded to put away Mary thy wife? Know that whatsoever hath been wrought in her hath all been done by the will of God.

The virgin shall bring forth a son, whom thou shall call by the name Jesus; whom thou shalt keep from wine and strong drink and from every unclean meat, because he is an holy one of God from his mother's womb.

He is a prophet of God sent unto the people of Israel, in order that he may convert Judah to his heart, and that Israel may walk in the law of the Lord, as it is written in the law of Moses.

He shall come with great power, which God shall give him, and shall work great miracles, whereby many shall be saved.'

Joseph, arising from sleep, gave thanks to God, and abode with Mary all his life, serving God with all sincerity.

 

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3. Wonderful birth of Jesus and appearance of angels praising God.

There reigned at that time in Judaea Herod, by decree of Caesar Augustus, and Pilate was governor in the priesthood of Annas and Caiaphas.

Wherefore, by decree of Augustus, all the world was enrolled; wherefore each one went to his own country, and they presented themselves by their own tribes to be enrolled.

Joseph accordingly departed from Nazareth, a city of Galilee, with Mary his wife, great with child, to go to Bethlehem (for that it was his city, he being of the lineage of David), in order that he might be enrolled according to the decree of Caesar.

Joseph having arrived at Bethlehem, for that the city was small, and great the multitude of them that were strangers there, he found no place, wherefore he took lodging outside the city in a lodging made for a shepherds' shelter.

While Joseph abode there the days were fulfilled for Mary to bring forth.

The virgin was surrounded by a light exceeding bright, and brought forth her son without pain, whom she took in her arms, and wrapping him in swaddling-clothes, laid him in the manger, because there was no room in the inn.

There came with gladness a great multitude of angels to the inn, blessing God and announcing peace to them that fear God.

Mary and Joseph praised the Lord for the birth of Jesus, and with greatest joy nurtured him.

 

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4. Angels announce to the shepherds the birth of Jesus, and they, after having found him, announce him.

At that time the shepherds were watching over their flock, as is their custom.

And, behold, they were surrounded by an exceeding bright light, out of which appeared to them an angel, who blessed God.

The shepherds were filled with fear by reason of the sudden light and the appearance of the angel:

'Behold, I announce to you a great joy, for there is born in the city of David a child who is a prophet of the Lord; who bringeth great salvation to the house of Israel. The child ye shall find in the manger, with his mother, who blesseth God.'

And when he had said this there came a great multitude of angels blessing God, announcing peace to them that have good will.

When the angels were departed, the shepherds spake among themselves, saying: 'Let us go even unto Bethlehem, and see the word which God by his angel hath announced to us.'

There came many shepherds to Bethlehem seeking the new-born babe, and they found outside the city the child that was born, according to the word of the angel, lying in the manger.

They therefore made obeisance to him, and gave to the mother that which they had, announcing to her what they had heard and seen.

Mary therefore kept all these things in her heart, and Joseph [likewise], giving thanks to God.

The shepherds returned to their flocks, announcing to everyone how great a thing they had seen.

And so the whole hill-country of Judaea was filled with fear, and every man laid up this word in his heart, saying:

'What, think we, shall this child be?'

 

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6. Three magi are led by a star in the east to Judaea, and, finding Jesus, make obeisance to him and gifts.

In the reign of Herod, king of Judaea, when Jesus was born, three magi in the parts of the east were observing the stars of heaven.

Whereupon appeared to them a star of great brightness, wherefore having concluded among themselves, they came to Judaea, guided by the star, which went before them, and having arrived at Jerusalem they asked where was born the King of the Jews.

And when Herod heard this he was affrighted, and all the city was troubled.

Herod therefore called together the priests and the scribes, saying:

'Where should Christ be born?'

They answered that he should be born in Bethlehem; for thus it is written by the prophet:

'And thou, Bethlehem, art not little among the princes of Judah: for out of thee shall come forth a leader, who shall lead my people Israel.'

Herod accordingly called together the magi and asked them concerning their coming:

who answered that they had seen a star in the east, which had guided them thither, wherefore they wished with gifts to serve this new king manifested by his star.

Then said Herod:

'Go to Bethlehem and search out with all diligence concerning the child; and when ye have found him, come and tell it to me, because I also would fain come and serve him.'

And this he spake deceitfully.

 

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7. The visitation of Jesus by magi, and their return to their own country, with the warning of Jesus given to them in a dream.

The magi therefore departed out of Jerusalem, and lo, the star which appeared to them in the east went before them.

Seeing the star the magi were filled with gladness.

And so having come to Bethlehem, outside the city, they saw the star standing still above the inn where Jesus was born.

The magi therefore went thither, and entering the dwelling found the child with his mother, and bending down they did obeisance to him.

And the magi presented unto him spices, with silver and gold, recounting to the virgin all that they had seen.

Whereupon, while sleeping, they were warned by the child not to go to Herod; so departing by another way they returned to their own home, announcing all that they had seen in Judaea.

 

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it's a peice of shit fake book.

Let me tell you about the dumbfuckery behind the muslim 'replacement' claim (that Jesus was replaced by Judas on the cross). The original idea came from gnosticism, presenting the living Spirit/light of Jesus seperated from the flesh Jesus. They regarded the body as a imitation, as something in the likeness of the soul.

Muslims being muslims, you know, uneducated but also incredibly arrogant, jumped to the conclusion that it meant Jesus was replaced by one in 'his likeness' and then blagged it that it was Judas.


You asked me before if i was a muslim, are you? 5:43-48 proves the bible is God's Word...

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O ye who believe! Be ye helpers of Allah: As said Jesus the son of Mary to the disciples, "Who will be my helpers to (the work of) Allah?" Said the disciples, "We are Allah's helpers!" then a portion of the Children of Israel believed, and a portion disbelieved: But We gave power to those who believed, against their enemies, and they became the ones that prevailed.
(سورة الصف, As-Saff, Chapter #61, Verse #14)

this one proves the version of christianity that prevailed eg the 4 gospel accounts, the pauline epistles etc prevailed precisely because Allah gave power to them, as opposed to the muzzy version where paul is a demon and he altered christianity, where there is a secret gospel in the arse end of nowhere...oh apparently the pope has it .

im tired of muslims and their bs and this so called Gospel was blatantly a muslim forgery.
what i learnt in my life, was that muslims are jews also.

 

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it's a peice of shit fake book.

Let me tell you about the dumbfuckery behind the muslim 'replacement' claim (that Jesus was replaced by Judas on the cross). The original idea came from gnosticism, presenting the living Spirit/light of Jesus seperated from the flesh Jesus. They regarded the body as a imitation, as something in the likeness of the soul.

Muslims being muslims, you know, uneducated but also incredibly arrogant, jumped to the conclusion that it meant Jesus was replaced by one in 'his likeness' and then blagged it that it was Judas.


You asked me before if i was a muslim, are you? 5:43-48 proves the bible is God's Word...

and
O ye who believe! Be ye helpers of Allah: As said Jesus the son of Mary to the disciples, "Who will be my helpers to (the work of) Allah?" Said the disciples, "We are Allah's helpers!" then a portion of the Children of Israel believed, and a portion disbelieved: But We gave power to those who believed, against their enemies, and they became the ones that prevailed.
(سورة الصف, As-Saff, Chapter #61, Verse #14)

this one proves the version of christianity that prevailed eg the 4 gospel accounts, the pauline epistles etc prevailed precisely because Allah gave power to them, as opposed to the muzzy version where paul is a demon and he altered christianity, where there is a secret gospel in the arse end of nowhere...oh apparently the pope has it .

im tired of muslims and their bs and this so called Gospel was blatantly a muslim forgery.
what i learnt in my life, was that muslims are jews also.

 

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8. Jesus is carried in flight to Egypt, and Herod massacres the innocent children.

Herod seeing that the magi did not return, believed himself mocked of them; whereupon he determined to put to death the child that was born.

But behold while Joseph was sleeping there appeared to him the angel of the Lord, saying: 'Arise up quickly, and take the child with his mother and go into Egypt, for Herod willeth to slay him.'

Joseph arose with great fear, and took Mary with the child, and they went into Egypt, and there they abode until the death of Herod; who, believing himself derided of the magi, sent his soldiers to slay all the new-born children in Bethlehem.

The soldiers therefore came and slew all the children that were there, as Herod had commanded them.

Whereby were fulfilled the words of the prophet, saying:

'Lamentation and great weeping are there in Ramah; Rachel lamenteth for her sons, but consolation is not given her because they are not.'

 

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9. Jesus, having returned to Judaea, holds a wondrous disputation with the doctors, having come to the age of twelve years.

When Herod was dead, behold the angel of the Lord appeared in a dream to Joseph, saying:

'Return into Judaea, for they are dead that willed the death of the child.'

Joseph therefore took the child with Mary (he having come to the age of seven years), and came to Judaea; whence, hearing that Archelaus, son of Herod, was reigning in Judaea, he went into Galilee, fearing to remain in Judaea; and they went to dwell at Nazareth.

The child grew in grace and wisdom before God and before men.

Jesus, having come to the age of twelve years, went up with Mary and Joseph to Jerusalem to worship there according to the law of the Lord written in the book of Moses.

When their prayers were ended they departed, having lost Jesus, because they thought that he was returned home with their kinsfolk.

Mary therefore returned with Joseph to Jerusalem, seeking Jesus among kinsfolk and neighbors.

The third day they found the child in the temple, in the midst of the doctors, disputing with them concerning the law.

And every one was amazed at his questions and answers, saying: 'How can there be such doctrine in him, seeing he is so small and hath not learned to read?'

Mary reproved him, saying:

'Son, what hast thou done to us? Behold I and thy father have sought thee for three days sorrowing.'

Jesus answered:

'Know ye not that the service of God ought to come before father and mother?'

Jesus then went down with his mother and Joseph to Nazareth, and was subject to them with humility and reverence.

 

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a false translation...yet you were blind to it.

 

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Sura 4:156-159
4:156. That they rejected Faith; that they uttered against Mary a grave false charge;
4:157. That they said (in boast), "We killed Christ the son of Mary, the Messenger of God";- but they killed Christ not, nor crucified Christ, but so it was made to appear to them (as they crucified the human body called Jesus, that Christ the spirit-being used - Psalm 22; Isaiah 52:13 to 54:1; Zechariah 11:10-13; Matthew 27), and those who differ therein are full of doubts, with no (certain) Knowledge, but only conjecture to follow, for of a surety they killed Christ not:-
4:158. Nay, God raised him up unto Himself and God is Exalted in Power, and in Wisdom;-
4:159. And, of the People of The Book, they all must believe him (Christ) before their death; and on The Day of Judgment he will be a witness against them (and you) (Surah 43:61);-

 

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4:158. Nay, God raised him up unto Himself and God is Exalted in Power, and in Wisdom;-

 

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a false translation...yet you were blind to it.

Then, what is the true translation?

So funny how people can sound so stupid behind their screens when they don't even know who they are dealing with.

Talk about emotional intelligence, lol.

 

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Then, what is the true translation?

So funny how people can sound so stupid behind their screens when they don't even know who they are dealing with.

Talk about emotional intelligence, lol.

are you fucking stupid?

 

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this guy literally posted a satanic corrupted translation of a verse....containing entirely made up lines that are not even in the original or in most other translations...and doesnt even see it.

NO, JUDAS WAS NOT PUT ON THE CROSS TO REPLACE JESUS YOU FUCKING DICKHEAD.


i exposed this in my own thread and yet your response was 'are you even muslim at this point?
you're a peice of shit for that.

 

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this guy literally posted a satanic corrupted translation of a verse....containing entirely made up lines that are not even in the original or in most other translations...and doesnt even see it.

NO, JUDAS WAS NOT PUT ON THE CROSS TO REPLACE JESUS YOU FUCKING DICKHEAD.


i exposed this in my own thread and yet your response was 'are you even muslim at this point?
you're a peice of shit for that.

Keep abasing yourself.