From my understanding Jesus was not against the priesthood as such just their profiteering. He supported their religious teachings.
Can it also be said that Jesus was murdered. He had the ability to "cheat" death but he chose not to. Some have even said that Judas was in fact a very faithful servant to Jesus and was actually assigned the role of betrayer.
The writings of one of Herod's high priests states that the reason Jesus had to go was because the people mistook his teaching and were moving towards mutiny against the Romans. The priesthood knew that if that happened the Romans would instantly crush the people including the priesthood. Even Nero's biographer spoke of a troublesome preacher in Judea.
The writings of ABD-RU-SHIN do try to differentiate between mortal intellectual misunderstanding and spiritual understanding just the same as other writers have. I'm only half way through the book but I haven't as yet seen anything that clashes with orthodox Christianity.
How long have you been reading it?
Peace and light
Peter
Because of my stroke that I had, I get mixed up with my words, and sentences I know what I mean to say but I just can't voice it, it just comes out differently, I know that Christians didn't murder Jesus, they just follow the wrong path, and distort the truth for their own ends, God didn't send Jesus to take our sins, we have to do or own dirty washing, as we reap so we must sow.
Jesus couldn't not on any of our sins we have to get forgiveness from who ever we have sinned against, no a person can give forgive another unless he was this one that was sinned against in the first instance.
No church or priest can forgive a sin against another person.
Peace and light
Peter
This is an abstract from the book "Questions and Answers"that I read it is a companion to the book in the Light of Truth, I assume that people that have read the Message come up with all sorts of questions, this is the reply that was made.
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I often receive letters of genuine gratitude, which arose arouse great joy in me: The serious seeker however, who through the lectures as become a finding one can express his thanks for that only to God Himself. Although I was able to become the mediator, the gift is not from me. I am a nothing without God, nor could I give anything without Him.
As an example I would like to cite the following. When a gift is brought to a man by a servant, he does not thank the servant, but the giver himself. It is no different here. If I am permitted to draw from sources which are closed to others, then surely I myself have the greatest cause for thanking Him who grants me this!
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Peace and light
Peter