Site Map: British Israel and Joseph of Arimethea

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As many American Tourists to

Cornwall in England, and South

France near Marsaille know well...

there are TRADITIONS held and

stories told of how Mary

Magdalen landed at that French

seaport in the mid-first century,

and brought with her a child, said

by all to be a Son of Jesus Christ!

King of Kings & Lord of Lords!

For hundreds of years, a line of Kings ruled ancient France, known as the

Fisher Kings or the Long-haired Miracle-Working Kings and each

of these kings, the Merovingian Dynasty also believed they were

related to Mary Magdalene and Jesus Christ!

Not only did these kings, and their kingdom in Southern France keep the

Jewish sabbath, Saturday, but they also ignored the authority of the Popes...

Not until the reigning Merovingian king Dagobert was assasinated, some

say in a plot connected to the Roman Pontiff, did the Roman church gain

any ground in Southern France....However, a persistant underground

movement has always existed in France, and many of their churches are

really sacred to Mary Magdalen not the "Virgin" Mary!

Meanwhile, in Cornwall, England, other TRADITIONS and stories

were also developing, related to the southern France traditions, but here

the heroes were Jesus himself, the Virgin Mary, and Joseph of

Arimathea, supposedly a Jewish merchant carrying lead and tin

from mines in Great Britain to Rome and the Middle East...In those

"hidden" younger years of Jesus, it is said Mary fled here with her Son

Jesus and raised Him in the same area where King Arthur later reigned.

MORE LATER!

BRITISH ISRAEL SITE MAP

A tour of Camelot, home of Arthur and Guinevere

Camelot: Was it a real place?

What was really behind those "Grail"

stories so popular in the Dark and

Middle Ages? Find out!....

Mary Magdalen, (Background)

Mary Magdalen, (More Info)

Women's Liberation Series

Sir Lancelot du Lac, British Israelite!

Sir Lancelot, real name and Genealogy

Before 5-13-2000 there were over 271 visitors to Mary Magdalene

on this site and over 159 to Sir Lancelot ...since then there have

been many thousands more.