🚨💣 BREAKING: Enzo Fernández to Manchester City, HERE WE GO! 🇦🇷
Deal in place for fee over £125m after a long negotiation as Chelsea approved the sale.
Enzo only wanted Manchester City and he’s now set for medical at #MCFC.
🚨🔵 BREAKING: Elliot Anderson to Manchester City, here we go! Deal in place between clubs for fee worth £116m.
#MCFC sources confirm agreement now done after talks at final stages as reported last week.
Anderson asked Forest today to go and leave the club. Medical in the US.
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😱 Mel Gibson: “The Ethiopian Bible Describes Jesus in Incredible Detail and It's Not What You Think” 😱
Mel Gibson's upcoming film, "The Resurrection of the Christ," promises to explore a radically different portrayal of Jesus Christ, drawing inspiration from the Ethiopian Bible.
This ancient text, preserved by Ethiopian monks for centuries, offers a vivid and cosmic depiction of Jesus that contrasts sharply with the more familiar, gentle images found in Western Christianity.
Gibson suggests that to truly understand Christ, one must look beyond the physical world and consider the profound spiritual realities contained within the Ethiopian scriptures.
These texts describe Jesus as a being of overwhelming light and authority, whose presence reshapes reality itself.
The Ethiopian Bible includes books that were excluded from the Western canon, such as the Book of Enoch and the Ascension of Isaiah, which present a vision of Christ that emphasizes his cosmic significance and the inner divine light within humanity.
As Gibson prepares to release his film, the rediscovery of these ancient teachings raises questions about the nature of faith, the authority of religious institutions, and the potential for a deeper understanding of Jesus's message.