The 2 secrets

© Tuesday July 3rd 2001

These colossal treasures are sacred and are intended for the future Great Monarch, whose Mission will be to establish God's Kingdom on Earth...
The "Parable of the plucked corn on the Sabbath", and which is cited in a parchment, constitutes one of the most important messages delivered by Christ.
Jean-Pierre Monteils writes (p.134):
"This parable enlightens man on correct conduct when faced with the ritual and material obligations of the churches, and teaches him that there exist cases of superior interest where the rule can be broken..."
And concludes with great perspicacity (p.135):
"If we apply this parable to the treasure, does it not mean that it is a question of a deposit of a holy nature, which the law forbids touching, but that a superior interest (in a very precise case) authorises infringing the restriction and using, certainly within a very particular framework, the find?"

1° - THE TREASURE OF JESUS
Jesus Christ Bar-Aba, hidden king of the Jews, and leader of the Nazoreen movement, imposed a tax in his country, occupied by the Romans (see “FIRST REVELATION”,p.74).So as to not slow down marching, he created precious deposits near the "levying" stations, until the revolt of 66. The copper scroll of Qmran, found with the manuscripts in the Dead Sea in 1952, restored by the EDF, and returned to Jordan by France in 1997, identified a treasure hidden in the year 68 in 64 inventoried hiding places. This fabulous treasure (26 tonnes of gold, 65 tonnes of silver, and cult objets), whose origin is unexplained by the historians, was recovered by the partisans of Jesus, after the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 and the crushing of the Zealot movement.
This holy treasure was brought to Septimania and hidden in the Razès beside the tomb of Jesus.

2° - THE TREASURE OF SOLOMON
King Solomon, son of David, was designated by the Lord to build in Jerusalem the first Temple, which bore his name. This Temple, destroyed in -587 during the capture of Jerusalem by Nebuchadnezzar, was rebuilt on the return from exile in Babylon, which lasted 50 years ("DANIEL").
The second Temple, restored by Herod the Great (died -4), was burned and destroyed during the capture and destruction of Jerusalem by the Romans on the orders of Titus in 70.
The treasures brought away as trophies to Rome made no mention of the Ark of the Covenant, but of the Menorah (chandelier with 7 branches) and of the Table of the bread of oblation, represented on the Arch of Triumph of Titus, which can still be seen in Rome (see Photo).
These treasures, preserved in the Capitoline Temple of Jupiter, then in the palace of the Caesars, were pillaged by Alaric I in 410, during the capture of Rome by the Visigoths.

3° - THE TREASURE OF ALARIC
The treasure of the Visigoths, established in SEPTIMANIA after the sacking of Rome in 410, contained two parts: the "royal" treasure made up of the receipts freely available to the King, and the so-called "ancient" (or national) treasure which was untouchable, consisting of war booty and holy objets.
Beyond the treasures from the sacking of Rome, the ancient treasure was rich from the pillaging of Greece, devastated by the Visigoths in 395, with the exception of Athens.
In 507, the Franks of CLOVIS attacked the VISIGOTH kingdom, took TOULOUSE, and unsuccessfully held CARCASSONNE in siege.
According to the historian PROCOPE in "DE BELLO GOTHICO":
"The Franks attacked CARCASSONNE, where they had heard say that the treasure of the Visigoths, from the pillage of Rome, was hidden."
The Visigoth king ALARIC II was killed at the battle of VOUILLE (site unknown).
In any event, the Franks found nothing; THEODORIC, king of the GOTHS of Italy, put the "royal" treasure in a safe hiding place in RAVENNA, then gave it to AMALRIC, son of ALARIC II, once the danger was removed.

PART OF THE VISIGOTH TREASURE WAS FOUND AND IS ATTESTED TO BY HISTORY.
- In 711, when the Arabs captured TOLEDO, the Spanish capital of what remained of the Visigoth kingdom, they got their hands on the MISSORIUM, which was part of the "ancient" treasure, as reported in an inventory found in DAMASCUS.
- At the end of the nineteenth century, in GUARRAZAR, nine kings' crowns in solid gold, decorated with sapphires, were discovered in a field. France preserved them in the museum of CLUNY until 1943, at which time it returned them to Spain.
No has since heard about the remaining treasure, and if it had been discovered, there is no doubt that the holy cult objets would not have been melted down.
The legend, geography and logic all indicate that the rest of the treasure has every chance of being hidden in the RAZES, near RHEDAE, which was the impregnable citadel of the Visigoths.
In reality, CLOVIS knew EXACTLY where to look, which explains why the combats around Rhedae were bitter.

TWO "NEWS STORIES" ATTEST THAT THE TEMPLARS, THEN THEIR SUCCESSORS, HAD THE TREASURE

THE STORY OF THE GERMAN SMELTERS
In 1156, the Templars installed on the plateau of Lauzet, between Blanchefort and Rennes-le-Château, a colony of German workers, forbidden to have the slightest contact with the local population.
It was explained that they were exploiting the former gold mine of Blanchefort, but - oddly - they weren't miners but smelters...
This could lead one to guess that they weren't digging, but were transforming an immense treasure into gold bars; what could be easier than to hide it in a gallery, at the bottom of a mine!

THE STORY OF THE COUNTERFEITERS OF BEZU
In 1307, the Templars of France were all arrested the same day (13 October). On 2 May 1312, the Order of the Temple was dissolved by a Bull of Pope CLEMENT V.
In 1340, a search by the agents of King CHARLES V at the château of BEZU caught red-handed, in the process of counterfeiting, the Seigneur Guilhen CATHALA, his wife, and two stooges.
An agent of the King was killed and the others put to flight; given the gravity of the affair, the soldiers had to intervene and arrest the guilty parties.
During this era, counterfeiting could mean making coins that did not contain the required weight in gold, a question of theft; but it could also mean making correct coins without authorisation, which was forbidden. So where did the gold come from?
The affair was not followed up, and the "criminals" were pardoned, because the Seigneur de CATHALA was both the son-in-law of the Seigneur de RENNES, and the nephew of Pope BENOIT XII, whose real name was Jacques FOURNIER, a former Cistercian at the monastery of BOULBONNE...