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THE ANSWER:  The answer to this question is a bit complicated.  I'm quite sure it's comforting to most Christians to hold on to their reassuring beliefs that what they have been taught for so many years in their so many unusual and diversified churches and other places of worship are somehow directly related to my actual teachings.  This simply isn't always a true and factual reality.  First off, I was never addressed as "Jesus Christ" nor did I ever consider myself as being that Son of a God, which the Hebrews professed to have anticipated coming one day to deliver them from their perpetual bondage.  You might have possibly considered me a prophet of sorts in terms of Hebrew tradition, but even that modest designation is a bit of a stretch of the imagination considering that many of my own Hebrew people, most particularly the Pharisees and Sadducees, never regarded me as any more than perhaps some bothersome ill-educated teacher at the very most.  Here in New Mexico I have been so fortunate to have found a number of spiritual individuals who appear to have a greater grasp on reality than most of those calling themselves, Christians.  This man who has so honored me with the hosting of this interview is certainly one of those more spiritual and understanding individuals that resides in this magical Land of Enchantment.  This man has embarked on a most altruistic and passionate mission of telling the truth, and I'm here to help him with this mission, with the hope of clarifying so many of those misconstrued mythologies that seemed to have been created in my name.  So many of these religious fabrications tended to create such ideological havoc as to have intentionally concealed the truth.  I am equally impressed with Lamah in that he has no desire or intention of establishing another church or set of beliefs to be added to the already rather confusing and chaotic mix of believers.  I'm greatly offended by this baffling diversity of often misleading approaches to my rather simple teachings and most particularly by the grotesque actions of so many of these modern day Pharisees and Sadducees that seem to have simply overlooked the only commandment that was the very bases and foundation of my entire message.  This unusual man appears to have looked through that glass darkly and in the mist of all this chaos discovered the truth very much so in the same manner as that of Martin Luther.  I hope to be able to answer all your questions, with the understanding that some of these bizarre mythologies created in my name simply cannot be addressed, as I simply have no recollection of some of the events which were attributed to me in this Bible that so many people rely on as being what they call the Word of God.  I hope that some of your questions will address these erroneous issues and give me the chance to explain what might have really happened while I was on this earth some two thousand years ago.  I hope this answers your question satisfactorily and that we can continue this interview to both of our benefits.  So, what is the next question?