π What Was the Religion of the Elkesaites?
The Elkesaites were Greek Jews, not Torah-keeping Hebrews.
They spoke Aramaic, but followed Greek ideas, practiced ritual magic, and rejected the prophets.
They claimed to follow Yhwh β
But their religion was full of angelic visions, baptism rituals, and astrological signs.
- β³ Origin: ~100 AD
- π Region: Transjordan and Syria (Greek-ruled)
- π Main Text: The Book of Elchasai
- β οΈ Status: Rejected by Torah-keepers, absorbed by the Church
π΅οΈ The Book Was Not Destroyed β It Was Used
The Book of Elchasai still existed in 225 AD.
Church leaders had it, read it, and borrowed from it:
- Hippolytus: Said it was brought to Rome by Alcibiades of Apamea
- Origen and Epiphanius: Quoted from it in debates
It was never burned β it was absorbed into Acts, Hebrews, and John
The Catholic Church didnβt fear the Elkesaites.
They used their mysticism to build a religion that could unite Greeks, pagans, and Jews β
All without obedience to Yhwh.
π₯ Final Warning
The Book of Elchasai was never from Yhwh.
It came from Greek-Jewish mystics who blended truth with sorcery.
The Roman Church didnβt destroy it β
They hid it inside the religion they built.
And today, billions follow a faith built on
rituals, mysticism, and angelic lies β
Not the covenant Yhwh gave to His people.