New New Testament Gospel of Mary H. Magdalene

By Steve Howard

Mary H. Magdalene doesn't go into depth about their sex life. The sex life of Jesus and Helene was much like the sex life of any lovers. She tells her side of the story of the time leading up to the crucifixion of her lover and father to her children.

The story of Mary H. Magdalene, like the story of Jesus H. Christ has been hidden in the basement of the Vatican up until agents for truth freed them from their confinement. Since the Vatican is unaware of loosing the transcripts, it is better to keep the story to yourself and not reveal it to anyone who goes under the title of religious authority.

The truth will set us free and the truth is that religion has lied to us. Religion has been the dark marketing force of the elite. The kings and queens that brutally rule the world even to this day.

It is time to awaken and remove the self chosen elite that continue to hold us as slaves.

We are the creators.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Steve Howard
• Release date: Apr 28, 2011
• ISBN: 9781458090638

Steve Howard

Born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada 1960. Moved to London, Ontario, Canada in 1967. Started playing hockey and piano. Went to Sir Wilfred Laurier High School and played the trumpet.Studied Architectural Technology at Fanshawe College of Applied Arts and Sciences. Started playing guitar and writing a little. On a trip to the mountains in 1982 with a friend I decided, or was awakened to the knowledge that I was going to pursue writing. Graduated 1984 and moved to Toronto.Moved to Saarbrücken, Germany in 1993.Have traveled many places in North, Middle and South America and Europe.Besides reading and writing also work on photography and music.

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Gospel of Mary H. Magdalene

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Table of Content

mary h. magdalene chapter 01

mary h. magdalene chapter 02

mary h. magdalene chapter 03

mary h. magdalene chapter 04

mary h. magdalene chapter 05

mary h. magdalene chapter 06

mary h. magdalene chapter 07

mary h. magdalene chapter 08

mary h. magdalene chapter 09

mary h. magdalene chapter 10

mary h. magdalene chapter 11

mary h. magdalene chapter 12

mary h. magdalene chapter 13

mary h. magdalene chapter 14

mary h. magdalene chapter 15

mary h. magdalene chapter 16

mary h. magdalene chapter 17

mary h. magdalene chapter 18

mary h. magdalene chapter 19

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Gospel of Mary H. Magdalene

mary h. magdalene chapter 01

The first time I met eyes with Jesus he was fighting with the devils of the Synagogue. The Priests had tired him and he was not literally folding into himself but I seemed to shock him when I said hello. Pull him out of a dark hole.

He appeared like he hadn’t been expecting to ever get out of his windowless prison and whatever it was that happened when he saw me was likened onto the devil releasing his hold on him. Which made me feel a little sorry for his odd torture but also very happy that just the sight of me could put fire back in his eyes. It made me feel very alive and real.

I knew he was fighting against a real enemy; they were not secret to a young woman. I wanted to show him something that would give him strength to continue his fight against the smiling devils. And, of course, I wanted him to love me.

He refused to look at me for more than a year, likely because I was still young, or like our forefathers would say, too old still. But I finally caught his eyes in the synagogue a year later at a goat sacrifice party. Though he seemed oblivious, or uninterested, or maybe just a little shy, there were many girls and young women trying to catch his eye. He didn’t seem to notice that he was a seldom and beautiful creature. He was always occupied with asking the elders questions. His obsession with understanding his religion was obviously troublesome for many but very attractive to women and children.

He was a wild beast.

Hi, Jesus, enjoying the party.

You show me much love with your eyes.

I am not the only one.

We talked for a little while and it was clear that he wanted me even though he tried very hard not to show it. To avoid trouble, I kept the conversation short and went back to my family to be a good girl. Or at least pretend I was. For I knew that I did not want to be.

I saw you talking to Mary’s son.

That’s what people do, Mom, they talk to people. That’s why we have language.

"Don’t be too fresh, young girl. We don’t talk to everybody. Some people we keep a distance from. And he is such a person. He’s got a loose tongue, that boy. The elders are none too happy with him. Even if he is not