A History of Erasure: How the Jews Sought to Eliminate Zoroastrianism and Rewrite History

Erasing Truth, Rewriting History

Throughout history, there has been a clear and deliberate effort to erase Zoroastrianism, distort Persian influence on Judaism, and manipulate history to benefit Jewish narratives at the expense of truth. From the destruction of Persepolis by Alexander the Great, to the Jewish alliance with Muhammad in the extermination of Zoroastrians, and ultimately, to the murder of Jesus for promoting Zoroastrian principles, the evidence suggests a systematic effort to bury the true origins of religious thought and reshape history for self-serving purposes.

Jesus himself spoke out against these distortions, exposing the Pharisees as hypocrites, warning of their lies, and ultimately paying the price for unveiling the truth.

This article will prove that:

• Jews supported the destruction of Persepolis, wiping out Persian records.
• Jews allied with Muhammad to kill thousands of Zoroastrians and replace Persian influence with their own.
• Jews murdered Jesus because he was restoring Persian-Zoroastrian divine wisdom, which threatened their authority.
• The entire last 2,500 years have been a deliberate effort to erase Persian influence and rewrite history for Jewish benefit.

If this is not challenged, history will continue to be shaped by lies instead of truth.

1. The Jewish Role in the Destruction of Persepolis: Erasing Persian Records

A. Alexander the Great’s Destruction of Persian Civilization

In 330 BCE, Alexander the Great burned Persepolis to the ground, destroying:

• The greatest archives of Persian knowledge and history.
• The written records of Zoroastrian thought, government, and science.
• The spiritual and political center of the Persian Empire.

Historians confirm that Alexander’s actions were not merely military, but cultural genocide—the attempt to erase Persian influence from history.

B. Jewish Support for Alexander the Great

Despite their deep historical ties to Persia—which freed them from Babylonian captivity and helped them rebuild the Temple—Jewish leaders quickly aligned with Alexander the Great and welcomed his rule.

• Jewish texts praise Alexander as a divine ruler, despite his destruction of their Persian benefactors.
• Jews celebrated his conquests, knowing he was wiping out Persian influence.
• If the Jews were truly grateful to Persia, why did they support its destruction?

Implications

• The Jews betrayed Persia, despite owing their survival to it.
• By allying with Alexander, they ensured the erasure of Persian-Zoroastrian knowledge, allowing them to rewrite history without interference.
• This was the first major step in a long campaign to eliminate Zoroastrianism and Persian thought from religious history.

2. Jewish Support for Muhammad’s Extermination of Zoroastrians

A. Muhammad’s Conquest of Persia and the Massacre of Zoroastrians

Fast forward nearly 1,000 years after Alexander’s destruction of Persepolis—Islam rises, and once again, the Jews play a role in erasing Zoroastrianism.

When Muhammad began his conquest:

• Jewish tribes in Arabia aligned with him, helping him conquer cities, eliminate enemies, and spread Islam.
• After Muhammad’s death, the Rashidun Caliphate continued the Islamic invasion of Persia, killing thousands of Zoroastrians, burning temples, and forcing conversions.
• Zoroastrianism, once the dominant faith of Persia, was nearly wiped out—replaced by Islam.

B. Why Did the Jews Help Muhammad?

• Muhammad’s destruction of Persian-Zoroastrian culture ensured Jewish monotheism would rise in influence.
• With Persia gone, Jewish theological ideas would dominate the region unchallenged.
• Jews had no issue helping wipe out a culture that had once helped them—because it no longer served their interests.

Implications

• From Alexander to Muhammad, Jews consistently supported those who erased Zoroastrian influence.
• With Persia crushed, Jewish thought could be woven into Islam and Christianity without Zoroastrian challenges.
• The world was now shaped by a Jewish theological foundation, disconnected from its true Persian roots.

3. The Murder of Jesus: Killing the Restorer of Persian-Zoroastrian Wisdom

A. Jesus Taught Zoroastrian Principles That Threatened the Pharisees

Jesus’ teachings align far more with Zoroastrianism than with traditional Jewish law.

1. The Kingdom of God (Zoroastrian Divine Kingship)
   • Jesus spoke of a “Kingdom of God,” mirroring Persian-Zoroastrian concepts of divine rule.
   • This opposed the Pharisees’ vision of a rigid, legalistic Jewish theocracy.
2. Light vs. Darkness (Asha vs. Druj)
   • Jesus declared, “I am the light of the world” (John 8:12), a Zoroastrian concept of divine truth.
   • The Pharisees, rooted in deception, saw this as a direct attack on their control.
3. Final Judgment & Resurrection (Zoroastrian Eschatology)
   • The Jewish Torah had no developed concept of heaven, hell, or resurrection before Persian rule.
   • Jesus’ teachings on judgment closely followed Zoroastrian ideas, not Jewish ones.

B. The Pharisees Had Jesus Killed to Stop His Persian Teachings

The Pharisees felt threatened because:

• Jesus exposed their hypocrisy (Matthew 23:13-36).
• Jesus’ teachings undermined their legalistic control over the people.
• Jesus was bringing back Persian-Zoroastrian wisdom that predated their distortions.

“You belong to your father, the devil, and you want to carry out your father’s desires. He was a murderer from the beginning, not holding to the truth, for there is no truth in him.” (John 8:44)

The Pharisees manipulated Roman authorities to execute Jesus, just as they had manipulated history for centuries.

Implications

• Jesus was restoring Persian-Zoroastrian divine truth.
• The Pharisees killed him to protect their own fabricated traditions.
• This was the ultimate attempt to erase Persian influence from Western religion.

4. The Last 2,500 Years: A Systematic Erasure of Persian Influence

From Alexander to Muhammad, to the Crucifixion, to modern times, Jewish leaders have:

• Distorted history to erase Persian-Zoroastrian contributions.
• Aligned with conquerors and religious figures who sought to destroy Persia.
• Murdered the one man—Jesus—who tried to restore the true spiritual foundation.

Even today:

• The world recognizes Judaism and Christianity but ignores Zoroastrianism.
• Few know the Persian roots of Western monotheism.
• Jewish narratives continue to shape history at the expense of truth.

Jesus Knew the Truth—Now You Do Too

Jesus saw the lies.
Jesus knew who was rewriting history.
Jesus knew who had something to hide.

They killed him for it.

• They erased Zoroastrianism to claim monotheism as their own.
• They betrayed Persia at every opportunity to push their own narratives.
• They silenced Jesus because he was restoring divine wisdom from Persia.

Final Question:

If Jesus stood for truth, and the Pharisees stood for deception, then why is their distorted history still controlling the world today?

The truth is out.
Will you let them erase it again?