DID JESUS BUILD A TEMPLE FOR HIS MOTHER IN ENGLAND? GLASTONBURY'S BURIED SECRET

Welcome to Uncovered Biblical History and Traditions: Discover the extraordinary Hidden English Church History revealing that the Virgin Mary, Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of Jesus, lived and died in ancient Britain! This Lost Story of Joseph of Arimathea uncovers Forgotten Christian Myths about how Joseph of Arimathea England brought Mother Mary to Glastonbury around 36 AD, where Mary Mother of Jesus lived for 15 years. Explore compelling evidence from Glastonbury church history showing the First Church In Glastonbury was built by Jesus during his Missing Years of Jesus, Lost Years of Jesus period. This Forgotten Church History reveals Biblical Traditions linking Lost Apostles to Glastonbury England Early Christianity, challenging everything we know about early Christian origins. Learn why Glastonbury was called "Our Lady's Dowry" and discover the mysterious stone tablet bearing "Jesus --- Maria" that survived Henry VIII's destruction. Joseph Of Arimathea Glastonbury traditions show how foreign conquerors protected this holy site while destroying others, suggesting something extraordinary happened here. Perfect for those seeking to Uncover lost biblical history and unusual Biblical stories. Based on ancient manuscripts, saints' visions, and archaeological discoveries, this investigation reveals Christianity's most guarded secret. From Saint Augustine's testimonies to William of Malmesbury's chronicles, witness how medieval historians documented Mary's British residence with shocking detail and authority. #VirginMary #JosephOfArimathea #GlastonburyChurchHistory #MotherOfJesus #BlessedVirginMary #LostYearsOfJesus #BiblicalTraditions #ForgottenChurchHistory #HiddenEnglishChurchHistory #LostApostles #MissingYearsOfJesus #ForgottenChristianMyths #EarlyChristianity #UncoverLostBiblicalHistory For further Research Check Out These Sources: The drama of the lost disciples by George Fiusdale Jowett Celt, Druid and Culdee: I. Hill Elder *St. Paul in Britain, Rev. R. W. Morgan. The Saints in Britain, Rev. R. W. Morgan. Giraldus Cambrensis. Triads of the Cymri. The Celtic Library. Joseph of Arimathea, Skeats. Celtic Christianity in Cornwall, Taylor. The Celtic Church of Britain, Gaul, Scotland, Ireland, Sirapson They Built Upon Rock, Diana Leatham. Royal Saints of Britain, Prof. Hewins. Glastonbury, the Mother of Saints, Rev. L. Smithett Lewis. Bede’s Ecclesiastical History. . Church History of Brittany, Cressy. Ecclesiastical Annals, Cardinal Baronius. British Triads. The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. Ireland and the Celtic Church, Stokes. Three Conversions of England, Rev. R. Parsons. God's Commonwealth, MacKendrick. The Churches of England and Rome, Rev. Morgan. *This Sceptred Isle, Rev. A. F. Rash. *The Painted Savages of England, Rev. Alban Heath. Britain B.C., Winbolt. The Holy Land of Britain, Rev. L. Smithett Lewis. The Coming of the Saints, J. W. Taylor.