湊徨勵弌傍利 > 哂囂窮徨慕 > danbrown.thedavincicode >

及51准

danbrown.thedavincicode-及51准

弌傍 danbrown.thedavincicode 忖方 耽匈4000忖

梓囚徒貧圭鮗 ○ 賜 ★ 辛酔堀貧和鍬匈梓囚徒貧議 Enter 囚辛指欺云慕朕村匈梓囚徒貧圭鮗 ● 辛指欺云匈競何
!!!!隆堋響頼紗秘慕禰厮宴和肝写偬堋響



察however察like to point out the following。; He motioned to another passage。 ;This is from the Gospel of Mary Magdalene。;
 Sophie had not known a gospel existed in Magdalene's words。 She read the text
 And Peter said察 Did the Saviour really speak with a woman without our knowledge拭Are we to turn about and all listen to her拭Did he prefer her to us拭
 And Levi answered察 Peter察you have always been hot´tempered。 Now I see you contending against the woman like an adversary。 If the Saviour made her worthy察who are you indeed to reject her拭Surely the Saviour knows her very well。 That is why he loved her more than us。;
 ;The woman they are speaking of察─Teabing explained察 is Mary Magdalene。 Peter is jealous of her。;
 ;Because Jesus preferred Mary拭
 ;Not only that。 The stakes were far greater than mere affection。 At this point in the gospels察Jesus suspects He will soon be captured and crucified。 So He gives Mary Magdalene instructions on how to carry on His Church after He is gone。 As a result察Peter expresses his discontent over playing second fiddle to a woman。 I daresay Peter was something of a sexist。;
 Sophie was trying to keep up。 ;This is Saint Peter。 The rock on which Jesus built His Church。;
 ;The same察except for one catch。 According to these unaltered gospels察it was not Peter to whom Christ gave directions with which to establish the Christian Church。 It was Mary Magdalene。;
 Sophie looked at him。 ;You're saying the Christian Church was to be carried on by a woman拭
 ;That was the plan。 Jesus was the original feminist。 He intended for the future of His Church to be in the hands of Mary Magdalene。;
 ;And Peter had a problem with that察─Langdon said察pointing to The Last Supper。 ;That's Peter there。 You can see that Da Vinci was well aware of how Peter felt about Mary Magdalene。;
 Again察Sophie was speechless。 In the painting察Peter was leaning menacingly toward Mary Magdalene and slicing his blade´like hand across her neck。 The same threatening gesture as in Madonna of the Rocks
 ;And here too察─Langdon said察pointing now to the crowd of disciples near Peter。 ;A bit ominous察no拭
 Sophie squinted and saw a hand emerging from the crowd of disciples。 ;Is that hand wielding a dagger拭
 ;Yes。 Stranger still察if you count the arms察you'll see that this hand belongs to。。。 no one at all。 It's disembodied。 Anonymous。;
 Sophie was starting to feel overwhelmed。 ;I'm sorry察I still don't understand how all of this makes Mary Magdalene the Holy Grail。;
 ;Aha ─Teabing exclaimed again。 ;Therein lies the rub ─He turned once more to the table and pulled out a large chart察spreading it out for her。 It was an elaborate genealogy。 ;Few people realize that Mary Magdalene察in addition to being Christ's right hand察was a powerful woman already。;
 Sophie could now see the title of the family tree。
 THE TRIBE OF BENJAMIN
  
 ;Mary Magdalene is here察─Teabing said察pointing near the top of the genealogy。
 Sophie was surprised。 ;She was of the House of Benjamin拭
 ;Indeed察─Teabing said。 ;Mary Magdalene was of royal descent。;
 ;But I was under the impression Magdalene was poor。;
 Teabing shook his head。 ;Magdalene was recast as a whore in order to erase evidence of her powerful family ties。;
 Sophie found herself again glancing at Langdon察who again nodded。 She turned back to Teabing。 ;But why would the early Church care if Magdalene had royal blood拭
 The Briton smiled。 ;My dear child察it was not Mary Magdalene's royal blood that concerned the Church so much as it was her consorting with Christ察who also had royal blood。 As you know察the Book of Matthew tells us that Jesus was of the House of David。 A descendant of King Solomon´King of the Jews。 By marrying into the powerful House of Benjamin察Jesus fused two royal bloodlines察creating a potent political union with the potential of making a legitimate claim to the throne and restoring the line of kings as it was under Solomon。;
 Sophie sensed he was at last ing to his point。
 Teabing looked excited now。 ;The legend of the Holy Grail is a legend about royal blood。 When Grail legend speaks of 'the chalice that held the blood of Christ'。。。 it speaks察in fact察of Mary Magdalene´the female womb that carried Jesus' royal bloodline。;
 The words seemed to echo across the ballroom and back before they fully registered in Sophie's mind。 Mary Magdalene carried the royal bloodline of Jesus Christ拭 But how could Christ have a bloodline unless。。。拭─She paused and looked at Langdon。
 Langdon smiled softly。 ;Unless they had a child。;
 Sophie stood transfixed。
 ;Behold察─Teabing proclaimed察 the greatest cover´up in human history。 Not only was Jesus Christ married察but He was a father。 My dear察Mary Magdalene was the Holy Vessel。 She was the chalice that bore the royal bloodline of Jesus Christ。 She was the womb that bore the lineage察and the vine from which the sacred fruit sprang forth 
 Sophie felt the hairs stand up on her arms。 ;But how could a secret that big be kept quiet all of these years拭
 ;Heavens ─Teabing said。 ;It has been anything but quiet The royal bloodline of Jesus Christ is the source of the most enduring legend of all time´the Holy Grail。 Magdalene's story has been shouted from the rooftops for centuries in all kinds of metaphors and languages。 Her story is everywhere once you open your eyes。;
 ;And the Sangreal documents拭─Sophie said。 ;They allegedly contain proof that Jesus had a royal bloodline拭
 ;They do。;
 ;So the entire Holy Grail legend is all about royal blood拭
 ;Quite literally察─Teabing said。 ;The word Sangreal derives from San Greal´or Holy Grail。 But in its most ancient form察the word Sangreal was divided in a different spot。; Teabing wrote on a piece of scrap paper and handed it to her。
 She read what he had written。
 Sang Real
  
 Instantly察Sophie recognized the translation。 Sang Real literally meant Royal Blood。
  
 CHAPTER 59
 
 The male receptionist in the lobby of the Opus Dei headquarters on Lexington Avenue in New York City was surprised to hear Bishop Aringarosa's voice on the line。 ;Good evening察sir。;
 ;Have I had any messages拭─the bishop demanded察sounding unusually anxious。
 ;Yes察sir。 I'm very glad you called in。 I couldn't reach you in your apartment。 You had an urgent phone message about half an hour ago。;
 ;Yes拭─He sounded relieved by the news。 ;Did the caller leave a name拭
 ;No察sir察just a number。; The operator relayed the number。
 ;Prefix thirty´three拭That's France察am I right拭
 ;Yes察sir。 Paris。 The caller said it was critical you contact him immediately。;
 ;Thank you。 I have been waiting for that call。; Aringarosa quickly severed the connection。
 As the receptionist hung up the receiver察he wondered why Aringarosa's phone connection sounded so crackly。 The bishop's daily schedule showed him in New York this weekend察and yet he sounded a world away。 The receptionist shrugged it off。 Bishop Aringarosa had been acting very strangely the last few months。
  
 My cellular phone must not have been receiving察Aringarosa thought as the Fiat approached the exit for Rome's Ciampino Charter Airport。 The Teacher was trying to reach me。 Despite Aringarosa's concern at having missed the call察he felt encouraged that the Teacher felt confident enough to call Opus Dei headquarters directly。
 Things must have gone well in Paris tonight。
 As Aringarosa began dialing the number察he felt excited to know he would soon be in Paris。 I'll be on the ground before dawn。 Aringarosa had a chartered turbo prop awaiting him here for the short flight to France。 mercial carriers were not an option at this hour察especially considering the contents of his briefcase。
 The line began to ring。
 A female voice answered。 ;Direction Centrale Police Judidaire。;
 Aringarosa felt himself hesitate。 This was unexpected。 ;Ah察yes。。。 I was asked to call this number拭
 ;Qui ┷tes´vous拭─the woman said。 ;Your name拭
 Aringarosa was uncertain if he should reveal it。 The French Judicial Police
 ;Your name察monsieur拭─the woman pressed。
 ;Bishop Manuel Aringarosa。;
 ;Un moment。; There was a click on the line。
 After a long wait察another man came on察his tone gruff and concerned。 ;Bishop察I am glad I finally reached you。 You and I have much to discuss。;
  
 CHAPTER 60
 
 Sangreal。。。 Sang Real。。。 San Greal。。。 Royal Blood。。。 Holy Grail。
 It was all intertwined。
 The Holy Grail is Mary Magdalene。。。 the mother of the royal bloodline of Jesus Christ。 Sophie felt a new wave of disorientation as she stood in the silence of the ballroom and stared at Robert Langdon。 The more pieces Langdon and Teabing laid on the table tonight察the more unpredictable this puzzle became。
 ;As you can see察my dear察─Teabing said察hobbling toward a bookshelf察 Leonardo is not the only one who has been trying to tell the world the truth about the Holy Grail。 The royal bloodline of Jesus Christ has been chronicled in exhaustive detail by scores of historians。; He ran a finger down a row of several dozen books。
 Sophie tilted her head and scanned the list of titles
 THE TEMPLAR REVELATION
 Secret Guardians of the True Identity of Christ
 
 THE WOMAN WITH THE ALABASTER JAR

卦指朕村 貧匯匈 和匯匈 指欺競何 0 1

低辛嬬浪散議