The texts are otherwise unknown to scholarship, and the volume contains various inconsistencies. It quotes an unknown Greek philosopher, "Meeleesen," and includes references to Josephus that do not exist. It mistakenly asserts that Philo spoke often of Jesus and that "the scribes of those days were most all Rabbis."
The texts are undocumented and contain contradictions. They quote a nonexistent Greek philosopher named "Meeleesen" and reference non-existent works by Josephus. Additionally, the volume incorrectly states that Philo often spoke about Jesus and claims that all scribes at the time were Rabbis.