Author: thcscout

Did Jesus use Cannabis?
“And the Lord spoke to Moses, saying: Take for yourself choice spices:
Five Hundred shekels of pure myrrh, half as much of fragrant cinnamon, two hundred and fifty shekels of kaneh bosm, and five hundred shekels of cassia and mix these with olive oil” – Exodus 30:22-24
This holy anointing oil was used to make the temple, the altar, and burnt offerings most holy. The Bible also said, anything that touches those, too, will become most Holy. This anointing oil was used to baptized kings and priests, leading to the Hebrew term, Messiah, meaning the anointed one. Leading to the question: Did Jesus himself use cannabis? Some of the stories we are told show signs of much long hair, really groovy tunic robes, belts, open toed sandals. Twelve dudes sitting around a table, drinking the wine and passing around whatever else was in the air.

There is a painting of Jesus holding a pot leaf and it is called “Jesus Healing the Blind”. Modern scientific studies have since proven that cannabis delays retinal degeneration. Were these miracles or just the plant using its healing properties and powers giving the blind vision? There is much proof in the old Testament, that a sacred incense, burnt offerings, and Holy anointing oil, containing Kaneh Bosm, were an established part in ancient times. The Old Testament describes Kaneh Bosm as being an exotic herb from a faraway land. But there is no direct reference in the New Testament interpreted by modern man, of this plant. The term Christ is a Greek one, meaning “the anointed one”, possibly being Jesus the Anointed One. The words Christ and Messiah can only mean that Jesus was anointed with this most Holy of oils. The very same oil that Moses and Aaron to initiate new Holy ones in their faith. As Jesus grew in faith, so did this most Holy oil follow with him. He anointed his twelve disciples, and what a gathering that must have been! Then he sent them out to share and anoint others with this powerful plant oil. Again, it shows and is referenced in Mark 6:13 – “They were casting out many demons and were anointing, with oil, many who were sick and healing them.”
The facts were written and the casting of demons could be referred back to eplipsy, which the cannabis plant is known to treat. Jesus also was known to heal leprosy which has been commonly used to treat the condition in many ancient cultures. It is also referenced to have healed a blind man. In modern times, we know that cannabis is a treatment for glaucoma. But outside all of his healing miracles, he has been known to use the Holy oil to introduce them to the Holy Spirit.
As stated in the first Epistle of St. John: “I am writing you in this way about those who would deceive you, but the oil you receive from him remains within you. And you really need no teaching from anyone. Simply remain in him, for his oil teaches you about everything, and is true and is no lie. Remain in him as his oil has taught you to do.” And, again, you can look this up for yourself in 1 John 2:27.
As given to us, again, in Exodus 30:33 “Whosoever compoundeth any like it, or whosoever putteth any of it upon a stranger, shall even be cut off from his people.”
Could this have played a part in Jesus’s condemnation. Whethere you believe or don’t believe, it’s clear to us that this anointing oil was very special to early Christians.
As the Gospel of Philip states: The anointing is superior to baptism. From the anointing we are called anointed ones, or Christians. Not because of the baptism. Christ, too was so named because of the anointing. For the Father anointed the Son. And the Son anointed the apostles. And the apostles anointed us. Therefore, he who has been anointed has the all. He is the resurrection, the light, the Holy Spirit. If one receives this unction, this person is no longer just a Christian, but of Christ.” In The Gospel Of Truth: “The ointment is the mercy of the Father. Those who he has anointed, are the ones who have become. in the earliest Christian text, The Gospel of Thomas, the oil is praised as a plant. “Holy oil, given to us for sanctification, you are the unfolder of the hidden parts. You are the one who shows the hidden treasures. You are the plant of kindness. Let your power come by this unction.”
All these methods were taken away from us, eventually forgotten and lost. As Jesus saw this already coming. As in Mark 4:11-12 “To you has been given the secret of the Kingdom of God, but for those outside, everything is in parables. So that they may indeed see but not perceive. And may indeed hear, but not understand.”
As cannabis has become a lost history, in the Bible, but its imprint is shown everywhere, even to those who don’t believe in this plant
Why do you think the crime is so punishable to this day? As, again, they try to control the most holy of masses by prosecuting us.
In Genesis 1:29 “Behold, I have given you every plant bearing seed, which is upon the face of all the Earth”

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