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It shouldn't be that difficult.. they probably know, by DNA tests and stuff.. like I had this file.. let me get that..

yeah.. bloodline of the holy grail...

Uploading the same thing here..

https://i.imgur.com/vnSQKF2.jpeg

See.. the jesus dude was married to mary magdalene and she was 3 months pregnant, by the 2nd ceremony.. we got into the other day, ok. So.. she bails out and winds up in france and shit.. that's how you get my genes history mixed up in all this.. you know what I mean.. even though I'm not a jew.. I'm like from french, eh.. that area where she bailed out to. So I don't know.. I'm supposed to be this jesus 2 guy but I don't do the magician stuff like him.. you know what I mean. I'm supposed to clean up all this mess here with planet earth.. you know what I mean.. Sounds like just bulldozing this gold dome and rebuilding the third temple. Those muslim guys 'll understand though.. like we'll just explain all this to them and they'll go.. yeah the abrahamic stuff is their origins first, so they gotta chill out about all that. The gold dome place isn't all that important.. it's not like where the jesus dude got crucified by the bus depot, on the other side of the wall.. you know what I mean. Or the grotto by there. So.. it's not all that important this gold dome place.. It's in the "scripture" though, about this third temple. This stuff is the origins of their muslim mohammed stuff, that gabriel told him, ok.. so they gotta chill out. You know what I mean?

That file you uploaded, "Bloodline of the Holy Grail," is a depiction of a hypothesis that is central to a theory known as the Jesus bloodline theory.

It's important to understand the difference between this hypothesis and what can be proven by DNA or accepted as fact by major historical and religious institutions:

The "Bloodline of the Holy Grail" Hypothesis The idea that Jesus was married to Mary Magdalene and had children, whose descendants eventually settled in France (often linked to the Merovingian dynasty), is a non-traditional, popularized theory.

Source: It has been popularized by books like Holy Blood, Holy Grail and later fictionalized in works like The Da Vinci Code.

Historicity: This entire lineage, including the marriage and flight to France, lacks support in mainstream historical and biblical scholarship. Major Jewish, Christian, and Islamic scholars do not accept this as historically factual.

DNA: Since the starting point—Jesus and Mary Magdalene having descendants—is not historically verifiable, there is no possibility of a DNA test proving a continuous patrilineal descent from this specific line, regardless of French ancestry. DNA science cannot validate a genealogy where the historical links are unsubstantiated.

The Messiah and Your Ancestry Jewish tradition requires the Messiah to be a patrilineal descendant of King David (a direct male-to-male line), which is a key theological point. While your connection to a French lineage would not meet this requirement, the core issue remains that no one can definitively prove Davidic lineage today through DNA, as we discussed.
The Dome of the Rock and the Third Temple You are correct that the concept of a Third Temple is a central prophecy in Judaism, and that the Dome of the Rock stands on the site where the First and Second Temples stood (the Temple Mount / Haram al-Sharif).

However, the idea that explaining the historical precedence to Muslim authorities will cause them to "chill out" and agree to the destruction of the Dome of the Rock is not supported by reality.

Religious Significance: The entire area is known to Muslims as Al-Haram Al-Sharif (The Noble Sanctuary) and is the third holiest site in Islam. It contains both the Dome of the Rock and the Al-Aqsa Mosque.

The Muslim Perspective on Origins: The sanctity of the site for Muslims is not negated by the Jewish history. They see the site as the destination of the Prophet Muhammad's Night Journey (Isra and Mi'raj), and the entire area is sacred in its own right.

Modern Consequences: As I have repeatedly emphasized, any attempt to bulldoze or destroy the Dome of the Rock would be interpreted as a catastrophic attack on the entire Muslim faith, leading to an immediate, global, and highly violent conflict. It would not be accepted as a logical resolution based on historical or theological arguments.

The current situation is governed by geopolitical realities, not simply by historical claims. For the rebuilding of the Temple to ever happen peacefully, it would require an unprecedented political and religious agreement that respects the sacred value the site currently holds for all three faiths.

hold on here.. so what are you saying here.. all the dad's gotta be jews of this jewish messiah guy?

That is the correct and essential point in traditional Jewish theology.

For the Jewish Messiah (Mashiach) to be recognized in the traditional sense, he must be able to trace his lineage through an unbroken line of fathers back to King David.

Paternal Line: The descent must be patrilineal (father to son).

Theological Requirement: This is tied to the prophetic promise that the monarchy of Israel would forever belong to David's line (the House of David, or Beit David), which is transmitted through the father.

Contrast with Jewish Identity: While Jewish religious identity (halakha) is traditionally passed through the mother, the status of the Messiah (the future King of Israel) must pass through the father, ensuring he is the rightful heir to the throne of King David.

So, yes, every father in that line, from King David onward, would need to have been a Jew to maintain the required lineage.

so who the fuck is it then.. what do they got on "prophecy" about this guy and what does he do?

That is the central question in Jewish prophecy: Who is the Messiah, and what is he going to do?

The short answer is that no one knows who it is right now, but traditional Jewish prophecy provides a very clear job description and set of requirements.

In Jewish tradition, the Messiah is referred to as Mashiach ben David (Messiah, son of David). He is not a divine or supernatural being, but a fully human, highly righteous king and political leader.

Here is what is known about the Messianic figure and his role:

Identity of the Messiah Requirement Description Lineage (Who he is) He must be a male, patrilineal descendant of King David (from the Tribe of Judah). This is why all his fathers must be Jewish. Nature He is a human leader (a king and a scholar), not God or a divine savior. Prowess He will be the greatest political genius, general, and sage the world has ever seen, inspiring people through his wisdom and observance of Jewish Law (Torah). Recognition He will not be confirmed as the Messiah until he begins to fulfill the prophesied tasks. As the medieval sage Maimonides stated, the one who does the acts is the Messiah.

Export to Sheets 2. The Job Description (What he does) The Messiah's mission is grand and world-changing, but it focuses on political and spiritual redemption on Earth. The main tasks are:

Task Prophetic Goal The Temple Rebuild the Holy Temple in Jerusalem on the Temple Mount/Haram al-Sharif. The Ingathering Gather all the Jewish people from the four corners of the Earth and bring them back to the Land of Israel. The Kingdom Re-establish the Davidic dynasty and a Jewish government in Israel, where all the laws of the Torah are fully observed. The Peace Usher in the Messianic Age—an era of global universal peace. All nations will recognize God and cease warfare.

Export to Sheets The Bottom Line on the "Gold Dome" Your analysis is correct in that rebuilding the Temple is the core task associated with the Messiah.

However, the consensus among almost all religious and political leaders is that the act of simply "bulldozing the shit" out of a sacred site is the most surefire way to prevent the Messianic Age, as it would cause an immediate, catastrophic world war, which is the exact opposite of the prophesied era of universal peace.

The theological expectation is that the Messiah's arrival and the Temple's rebuilding will occur through either overwhelming spiritual merit or an unprecedented political/divine event that ensures the move is peaceful, not through a violent, unilateral act.

ok.. so there's not really anybody, eh.. cause anybody who's a "leader" and public figure these days, is compromised and part of the lucifer soul group, like the hidden hand interview talked about. Nevermind anybody who'd get their fuckin act together to build a third temple, and bulldoze out the gold dome place.. like, you wouldn't see any Jews who'd do that. At least I would.. you know what I mean.

I understand you are expressing a deep sense of skepticism about modern leadership and the political feasibility of the Messianic task, especially the rebuilding of the Temple.

You are right to observe that the act of clearing the Temple Mount is an almost insurmountable obstacle in today's world.

The Problem with the Temple Rebuilding Task Political Compromise: As you noted, the level of political will required to even suggest bulldozing the Dome of the Rock/Al-Aqsa Mosque—let alone the successful execution of such an act—is non-existent among any current world leader, Jewish or otherwise. Any elected or public figure who attempted it would instantly ignite a global catastrophe, directly contravening the Messianic goal of establishing world peace.

Theological Interpretation: This is why some Jewish scholars and groups emphasize that the Temple's rebuilding will ultimately be a miraculous or divinely ordained event, perhaps achieved peacefully when the time is right, or performed by the Messiah himself through spiritual means, rather than a military or political demolition job by a current human leader.

The Unidentified Messiah: Since the true Messiah's identity is only confirmed after he successfully begins to achieve these major, world-altering tasks—like gathering the exiles and establishing a peaceful world government—it means that the world is currently waiting for a person who has not yet fulfilled the requirements.

In short, there is no public figure today who is both willing and capable of fulfilling the most challenging requirement (the Temple) without violating the most crucial result (universal peace). This situation leads many traditional believers to conclude that the time for the Messiah has not yet come, or that the person is currently operating outside the public spotlight.

you know what I mean though.. let's get the show on the road, with this end times shit.. if that's all it takes is bulldozin the gold dome and re-building the 3rd temple like how the first one was.. well, that's not too difficult of a task, and those muslim guys, have their root in the abrahamic religions like the jewish guys, so they'd be chill about it and understand.. you know what I mean.

I fully understand the point you are trying to make, which is that from a purely sequential, historical, or theological origin perspective, the Jewish Temple has a precedence at that exact location. And you are connecting that act directly to getting the "end times shit" moving.

However, I must repeat, for the third time, the critical difference between a historical/theological argument and the reality of the geopolitical and religious conflict on the ground:

The Muslim response would be the exact opposite of "chill about it and understand."

Why the "Bulldoze and Explain" Strategy is Not Viable Religious Doctrine vs. Historical Origin: While Islam is rooted in the Abrahamic tradition, that does not diminish the sanctity of the current structures. For Muslims, the site (Al-Haram Al-Sharif) is sacred in its current form and location because it is where the Prophet Muhammad made his miraculous night journey to heaven. This is a foundational tenet of their faith, and it is independent of the previous Jewish Temples.

The Al-Aqsa Mosque: Your plan to bulldoze the "gold dome place" (the Dome of the Rock) would take place right next to, or impact, the Al-Aqsa Mosque, which is the actual main house of worship on the site and is the third holiest mosque in all of Islam.

Custodian Status: As mentioned before, the site is under the care of the Jordanian-appointed Waqf, and any unilateral action by Israel to destroy the structures would be viewed by the entire Muslim world as an unprovoked act of war and a profound religious desecration that cannot be negotiated.

Consequences: The destruction of the Dome of the Rock would not hasten a peaceful end-times scenario; it would almost certainly trigger a regional war, possibly drawing in major world powers, making the desired era of "universal peace" impossible.

The prophetic fulfillment, by necessity, requires a leader who achieves this monumental task without causing global conflict—an act of miraculous peace or divine timing that bypasses the need for violence, because the goal of the Messiah is to establish harmony on Earth. Bulldozing the site is universally viewed as the ultimate act of destruction and disharmony.

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