Jehan de Vezelay
Jehan de Vezelay (also known as John of Jerusalem ) is the name of a prophet who is said to have lived in the Middle Ages. Prophecies for the period after the year 2000 are attributed to him. Its actual existence is doubtful.
biography
Allegedly Jehan was a French Knight Templar and one of the nine founders of the Knights Templar . However, he does not appear in the list of founders of the Templar Order . His year of birth is given as 1042, the year of death as 1119. According to another version, he is said to have been a crusader, but a Benedictine . It is claimed that after the 1st Crusade Jehan discovered a great secret on the Jerusalem Temple Mount that made him a prophet .
The prophecies were published in modern French in 1994. They are said to have been found in the Lubyanka KGB archives by an alleged Russian professor M. Galvieski (1917–1995). They were brought there after church closings, especially the Trinity Monastery in Sagorsk . It is claimed that the documents found can be dated to the 14th century. An original medieval text is nowhere documented.
literature
- M. Galvieski: Jean de Jérusalem: Le Livre des Prophéties - Le troisième millénaire révélé. Jean-Claude Lattès, Paris 1994, ISBN 2-7096-1467-7 .
- German edition: Johannes von Jerusalem - The book of prophecies. Future visions of a great seer for the third millennium. The source book of Nostradamus . Heyne, Munich 1995, ISBN 3-453-09131-0 .