Scott Wolter

I'll give you another example.

You're familiar in many churches of the Stations of the Cross, right?

And there are 14 of those, right?

There are 14 stations of the cross.

That's a significant number, which we don't have to go into at the moment.

But when you go through the stations of the cross, you will see that Jesus is pushed down or he has struck with something and he falls three times, right?

Yep.

That is analogous to something that happens in the first degree of Freemasonry.

So there is no question that the ritual understanding of the crucifixion of Jesus, if you look at it in detail, it's actually an initiation.

But in any case, getting back to John the Baptist, John the Baptist was married to Mary Magdalene first, and they had a son.

And my understanding is that in the Ascetic tradition,

To be a rabbi at that time, not only were you required to be married, but you were required to have a son for secession.

And so that's what happened there.

They had a son together.

When he was beheaded, and this motion I just made is going to be obvious to many Masons as well.

um, a family member because the priestly line went through the feminine in the Asenic tradition.

So a family member was obligated to marry her.

And that family member ended up being Yeshua.

And they had two children.

The first was, uh, Judah, um,