The Essene Gospel of Peace - Books 1-4 - Complete 4 Books in One Volume

Aug 7, 2026

A collected, peace-centered presentation comprising Books 1 to 4 of The Essene Gospel of Peace, including comparative material drawn from a Third Century Aramaic manuscript and old Slavonic texts. The foreword frames the teachings as enduring truths transmitted over nearly two millennia, despite misunderstandings, rewrites, and distortions reflected in later New Testament versions. It emphasizes the vitality and evidential force of the Master’s words and notes the partial nature of the gathered manuscripts, attributed to preserved translations within archived traditions.

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From the Manual of Discipline of the Dead Sea Scrolls

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Essene GospePeaceThe Complete 4 Books in One Volume 20? THE ESSENE GOSPEL OF PEACE Books 1-4 The Third Century Aramaic Manuscript and old Slavonic TextsCompared,Edited,and Translated by Edmond Bordeaux Szekely Book One:The Essene Gospel of Peace Book Two:The Unknown Books of the Essenes Book Three:Lost Scrolls of the Essene Brotherhood Book Four:The Teachings of the Elect 米 Published by AudioEnlightenment.com Copyright C2018 by AudioEnlightenment,All rights reserved.Nopart of this publication may be reproduced,distributed,ortransmitted in any form or by any means,including photocopying,recording,or other electronic or mechanical methods,without theprior written permission of the publisher,except in the case of briefquotations embodied in critical reviews and certain othernoncommercial uses permitted by copyright law. Printed in the United States of America 0123456789 First Printing,2018 ISBN 978-1-941489-40-6 www.MetaphysicalPocketBooks.Com www.AudioEnlightenment.Com Available on iTunes/Audible as Audio Book First AudioEnlightenment Printing April 2018 The spirits of truth and falsehood.Struggle within the heart of man;Truth born out of the spring of Light,Falsehood from the well of darkness.And according as a man inherits truthSo will he avoid darkness. # From the Manual of Disciplineof the Dead Sea Scrolls Wiliam Nelson 39526th AveLos Angeles,CA 90008 # Forward Nearly 2000 years have passed since the Son of Mantaught the way,the truth,and the life to mankind.°He brought health to the sick;wisdom to the ignorant,and happiness to those in misery. His words became half-forgotten and were not collected till somegenerations after they were uttered.They have been misunderstood,wrongly annotated,hundreds of times rewritten,and hundreds oftimes transformed,yet they have nevertheless survived almost 2000years. And though his words,as we have them today in the New Testament,have been terribly mutilated and deformed,they nevertheless haveconquered half of humanity and the whole of the civilization of theWest.This fact proves the eternal vitality of the Master's words,andtheir supreme and incomparable value. The content of this book represents only about a third of thecomplete manuscripts which exist in Aramaic in the archives of theVatican,and in old Slavonic in the Royal Archives of the Habsburgs,now the property of the Austrian government We owe the existence of these two versions to the Nestorian priestswho,under pressure of the advancing hordes of Genghis Khan,wereforced to flee from the East towards the West,bearing all theirancient scriptures and icons with them. The ancient Aramaic texts date from the third century after Christ,while the old Slavonic version is a literal translation of the former.Exactly how these texts traveled from -Palestine to the interior ofAsia,into the hands of the Nestorian priests,archaeology is not yetable to reconstruct for us. We have nothing to add to this text.It speaks for itself.The readerwho studies the pages that follow with concentration will feel theeternal vitality and powerful evidence of these profound truthswhich mankind needs today more urgently than ever before. “And the truth shall bear witness of itself.” London,1937Edmond Bordeaux Szekely

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What is included in this volume?

It contains four books: Book One The Essene Gospel of Peace, Book Two The Unknown Books of the Essenes, Book Three Lost Scrolls of the Essene Brotherhood, and Book Four The Teachings of the Elect.

Which ancient sources are compared in the presentation?

The text is presented as a comparison involving a Third Century Aramaic manuscript and old Slavonic texts.

Why does the foreword stress the survival and impact of the teachings?

It argues that the sayings endured despite extensive misinterpretations, rewriting, and transformations, and that they have had lasting influence on humanity and Western civilization.

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