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But, what I don't understand, is how Ms. DeConick's perspective interferes with her assertion that the forthcoming Gabriel Stone interpretation by National Geographic, will be flawed, in view of the absence of the word Messiah on the stone, as well as the ancient theme of waiting three days described in the passage from Hosea. |
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The National Geographic publicized the idea that the Gospel of Judas featured Judas as a hero. DeConick feels that there was a critical mistranslation of a key word, and Judas is still the villain of the piece. You can find more on her blog or search the forum here.
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