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Bible stored in Ankara Bible written more than 1500 years ago, was discovered in Turkey. Book causes anxiety in the Vatican, because it contains the gospel of Barnabas, who was one of the disciples of Christ, and traveled with the apostle Paul. As Oxu.Az reports with reference to ANSPRESS, the book was discovered in 2000 and kept secret at the Ethnographic Museum in Ankara. The pages of the book are made of leather, and it is written in dialect Aramaic, in the language of Jesus Christ, and has blackened from time to time pages. According to reports, experts examined the book and assured that she is the original. Religious Authorities in Tehran insist that it follows from the text that Jesus was not crucified, was not Son of God, but he was a prophet, and Paul, an “impostor.” In the book it is also said that Jesus ascended to heaven alive without being crucified and Judas Iscariot was crucified in his place. The text also predicts the arrival of the last Islamic messiah is what has not yet happened. The Vatican expressed concern about the find, and asked Turkish authorities with Catholic experts evaluate the content books. It is believed that the Catholic Church at the Nicene Council, censored the gospels that are part of the Bible, by removing some, possibly including the Gospel of Barnabas.
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