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Decius Mundus was a Roman knight who lived during the reign of Tiberius Caesar, who was posing as the god Anubis with a member of the Roman high society for his favors to his knowledge, in the context of the practice of Hierogamy. (Hierogamy) The ritual enactment of sexual relations between gods and goddesses in order to guarantee fertility of crops. These puzzle stories written by Flavius Josephus under the supervision of Domitian Flavius Caesar are complex, and quite mysterious! Solving these 3 puzzles from the book (Antiquities of the Jews) by "Flavius Josephus", in 94 AD, reveals the true nature and purpose of the imposed version of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and how they grafted and attached a new messianic branch to Judaism without anyone knowing it, by simply switching the names of the main characters from Decius to Jesus in the stories. The Flavian dynasty of Caesars, with Josephus/Saul/Paul leading the writing team, were the original authors of the New Testament scriptures we have today.