The article is woefully inaccurate, both historically and theologically. It is a poor and utterly fanciful attempt to blend Christian theology with historical paganism to substantiate a politically-laced perception of modern human rights activism. It denies immutable facts about the reality of God and haphazardly twists history to spin a story devoid of any Divine Moral Authority, ironically, in an effort to produce an inherently moral historical basis for modern day human rights. If, as the article implies, there is no God and Jesus was just another individual promoting a new societal structure, then on what basis can modern day human rights be deemed "better" or more "just" than a heirarchial or even totalitarian societal structure of "haves" and "have-nots?" Without an absolute Moral Authority, i.e. God, there is no point of reference from which mankind can discern what is moral and what is not. That question devolves into relativism, where competing individuals or groups justify their position based on their own sense of right and wrong, which utlimately leads to a rational assessment of what is in their own best interests. Even altruism is not pure under such circumstances, because ultimately it falls into sacrificing certain interests in favor of other long-term interests. Only by first acknowledging the reality of a Supreme and Holy Being, who constitutes an absolute Moral Authority, i.e. God, can mankind know there is a difference between good and evil.

A closer examination of Scripture reveals that Jesus of Nazareth--not "Jesus ben Hananyeh,"-- claimed to be the only Begotten Son of God, in fact, God incarnate. The record of his life, i.e. the Holy Bible--which this article attempts to cite, relates how Jesus walked among mankind in order that He might show all of mankind the means to righteousness, not through deed alone, but by believing in Him as Lord and Savior, i.e. the Divine Moral Authority. It is at this point that a basic understanding of the nature of man and Jesus' relationship with man is necessary to understand better the logical fallacy of the article above.

Mankind's unwillingness to recognize the reality of a Holy God and live according to the God's absolute and Holy morality has forever cast mankind into sin (i.e. immorality). A Holy God is a just God. Justice requires that sin be punished. The Holy Bible states that "the wages of sin are death" (Romans 3:23). In an act of contrition toward a just God, those who believed in God prior to the life of Jesus offered a blood sacrifice as a representational act of atonement, i.e. reconciliation between sinful people and God. The shed blood represented an acknowledgment by sinful people that justice demanded they be punished, and by this act of contrition they sought forgiveness from God for their sins. (Note: The death referenced in the Bible is not merely a physical death but an eternal separation from God, for the Bible teaches that those who accept the historical Jesus as the one true Son of God and their Lord and Savior will ascend into heaven after they die to dwell in the presence of the Lord God. While any reference to an afterlife will fall on deaf ears to those who cannot conceive of existence beyond death, disbelief will not alter reality.)

However, a Holy God is also a loving and merciful God. In a supreme act of love and mercy, the Holy God became incarnate in the body and life of Jesus of Nazareth so that He could provide mankind not only a model of righteous human interaction, but more importantly, a means to receive forgiveness from the immorality that plagues all of mankind, i.e. sin. ("For God so loved the world that He gave His only Begotten Son, that whosoever believes in Him shall not perish, but have everlasting life." John: 3:16). In His perfect love God offered mankind a means to be pardoned from the wages of sin, death, which pefect justice requires, by substituting the life and blood of His only Son, Jesus, in place of every individual of sinful mankind. Jesus gave his life, i.e. shed his blood, freely in the supreme act of mercy to forgive mankind for their individual sins and redeem them so that they will not be eternally separated from God due to their sin. This shedding of Jesus' blood once for all made it unnecessary for people to sacrifice animals in a representational act of atonement. Atonement, i.e. reconciliation with God, is achieved in reality by acceptance of Jesus' historical blood sacrifice on the cross through the recognition of Him as Lord and Savior having the Divine Moral Authority to forgive each individual's sins.

By living a righteous and sinless life, perfectly moral, Jesus demonstrated His Divine Authority. Naturally, Jesus attracted a following that alarmed contemporary leaders of the day, both Jewish and Roman, who perceived Jesus as a temporal threat to their power. Jesus was subsequently crucified by Roman authorities for contrived offenses. Jesus was then buried in the tomb of Joseph of Arimathea in or near Jerusalem, not outside the village of Buqei'a as the article alleges. Because Jesus was and is the Holy God incarnate, Jesus had the power to raise bodily from the dead, which he did on the third day. It was not a group of "Worker Bees" who resurrected a "Human Rights" idea "about three days" after Jesus was crucified, no it was Jesus who physically rose from the dead, demonstrating His Divinity, that caused His followers to maintain their faith in Him as Lord and Savior and spread the Good News, i.e. Gospel, of Salvation through faith in Jesus thoughout the world and over the centuries to this day. Notably, it is not Zarathustra (Zoroaster) or Hillel of Babylon who changed the world; in fact, ancient Babylon is cited in the Bible as a purveyor of all manner of sin and heresy against the Holy God. In short, Babylon is not known for its moral character, but quite the opposite. The distinction between Jesus and the Babylonians is quite dramatic.

Jesus modeled perfect love and compassion to all people, the "haves" and the "have-nots," not simply for the purpose of improving relations among men, but to demonstrate His love to mankind so that all people might desire a close personal relationship with the Holy God, not separated by our sin. When asked which of the Ten Commandments of the Torah was the most important, Jesus replied, "'Love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your mind, and with all your strength.' The second is this: 'Love your neighbor as yourself.' There is no commandment greater than these." (Matthew 12:29-31) The ability to love your neighbor as yourself, the basis for any worthwhile notion of human rights, must be predicated upon love for the Holy God to have any moral compass. Only when morality is tethered to an absolute Moral Authority can societal human rights issues have any real meaning, and there is no point to adhering to an absolute Moral Authority if there are no consequences beyond the relative circumstances in which each individual finds himself/herself during their life. Therein lies the fundamental and logical continuity between the reality of the resurrected Jesus--whose tomb is empty--as the requisite moral basis for any true and righteous societal structure. Without a clear understanding of God's authority, notions of human rights are just that--passing notions of men who eventually pass away.

This article goes on to address several tangential and errant issues.

The discovery of the tomb of Jesus was itself true, what the reporters were unaware of is the marking carved into the tomb entrance.

The pyramid shape with a two circles set to the east of the pyramid shape i.e. off centre, is the entrance to the Great pyramid the Altar to the Lord Isaiah 19:19 and 19:20.

The two circles are a solar eclipse because the secrets of the Altar to the Lord is opened by the Moon.

There are 202 layers of masonry, the top of each represents a solar eclipse. Lunation zero was set by the moon when it was perfectly aligned with the Marshall islands in the Pacific on the opposite side of GMT Greenwich London. 12:22 December 18th 1922.

There will be 202 solar eclipses until the last November 14th 2012 Prince Charles 64th birth date.

The date to watch is December 20th 2012 for that is the last day the solar system will be in the southern hemisphere of the Milky Way Galaxy.

The solar system is moving northward at 43,200 mph and crosses into the northern hemisphere and the 1000 year reign of Christ begins. At that time the true messiah will be revealed and the pretender posing as Christ Prince Charles will be overthrown.

The Khazar's of Russia infiltrated vie their daughters who married into the royal houses of Europe and this why the tomb was revealed in 1980. The Ossuaries numbered ten and 4 were unmarked. The ten were removed for storage and one spirited away and the name 'James the son of Joseph the brother of Jesus' was added.

The reason is to make it appear that Jesus was dead and buried, his body decomposed then his bones placed in the ossuary. It was marked 'Jesus the son of Joseph.'

In the tomb the new investigators found the book of Jonah, This book Jesus said was a sign, the 'reincarnate of Nineveh' would condemn the end time generation.

In the Aramaic gospels Jesus spoke of reincarnation seven times like silver tried and purified in the furnace, life being the furnace. He mentioned Mother Ammah and Father Abbah as God the el-o-heem duel. The Pharisee had removed the foreskin the 'female' from the phallic and God became male Phallic.

There was no Jesus ossuary. The Joseph ossuary had been added to and so the head of the family Joseph was no longer in the tome replaced by Jesus son of Joseph. The tome itself was family members and or espousal to Jesus I.E. Mariane Mary > Magdalene.

There was no need to write a detailed name as family members know who the ossuaries were in the tomb for. There were ten in total with at least 4 not marked as they had not died before 70 AD when Rome destroyed Jerusalem. A name would be added when that person died. The attempt to make Jesus dead and his bones in the tomb eliminates divinity.

Prince Charles the head of the Khazar’s cult is its royal head and it is intended to have him become the messiah and therefore once reincarnation is revealed he become God in the flesh. Rev 17:7-8 and Daniel 12:2