SOME OF THE SICK AND DIRTY JOKES IN THE NEW TESTAMENT
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(Roman Piso, 03/31/2000)

At present, we have listed and explained over 70 jokes ("inside jokes") that
were written into the New Testament by the authors themselves as they were
writing it. A great many of these ‘jokes’ are very sick and/or ‘dirty’. We will
point out and explain some of these ‘jokes’ in this article. The ‘titles’ of the
jokes are those which we have given to these ‘jokes’.

One should remember that most of these ‘jokes’ may not be found in later
versions of the New Testament and to fully understand and find these
‘jokes’ persons should consult scholarly material such as a Greek-English
Interlinear New Testament as later versions of the New Testament were
made for the specific purpose of hiding these ‘jokes’ from the public.

By the way, the way in which these ‘jokes’ were made were generally
‘multi-tiered’, meaning that there were more than one or two meanings to
these ‘jokes’ and not just a ‘double-meaning’, but even triple-meanings,
etc. And these ‘jokes’ in many instances, cross-reference one another.
There were indeed and in fact, ‘running’ jokes throughout these works
and those of ancient history as well, mostly by the use of key words and
phrases with double-meanings or by inferences that only those who are
extremely familiar with ancient history may be able to pick up on and
understand.

Before we begin to reveal these ‘jokes’ it should be understood that many
of these are grossly filthy, sick and perverted. As James Ballantyne
Hannay stated in his "The Rise, Decline & Fall of the Roman Religion
(Christianity)"; "The Bible is full of passages too gross for translation."