Rachel of Arimathea

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Rachel of Arimathea became the 2nd wife of Mattathias or Mattat ben Levi and from her ancestral estates of Arimathea, she gave the name to their son, Prince Joseph of Arimathea. Rachel of Arimathea brought with her into the family of Mattat ben Levi, three other children by the names; Joshua (Yehoshua), JoNathan, and JoAnna.

Here we are reaching into the New Testament history. Her we meet, the “Rich Man of Jerusalem”, the youngest great uncle of Jesus, who was a member of the Roman Provincial Council headed by the Roman Procurator Pontius Pilate. He was also a member of the Great Sanhedrin as the Jewish Elder, who represented the hereditarial “Seat of King David” on the council, and a Roman Decurion, a miner of strategic metals for the Roman Empire in the tin, antimony, and lead mines along the Cornwall coast of southwestern Great Britain.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/10/Arch_of_ti... quickly appearing in the Gospel testimony as the family representative that went to the Procurator Pilate to claim the body of Yehoshua (Jesus), his power and authority all throughout the land of Judea protected the family of Jesus, and the Jewish followers of the Hebrew Nazarene Ecclesia, his last mission was back in Wales and Britain, where he became the “Apostle to the British” and the founder of the British Culdee Ecclesia.