The Clues

The 'Last Supper' painting's

now famous 6 clues

Here are the (5) that have been identified so far. The remaining clue remains hidden and yet without it the secret castle tower's location and therefore the Holy Grail's location as well can never be known!

Clue #1 - There isn't a Grail in sight on the table!

Clue #3 - An obvious silhouette of Ludovico Sforza, Duke of Milan 1494 - 1499, who commissioned the 'Last Supper' painting and instructed the artist - L. DaVinci - to cleverly encrypt within it the six clues.

Clue #2 - The corner of a secret castle tower (and it could be anywhere in Europe) with the all important arched window on it's right face which contains, quite obviously, something of interest.

Clue #4 - Vespasian, Roman Emperor 69 - 79 AD, who reigned when his son Titus successfully heisted the 'Holy Grail' from the Jewish second temple when Jerusalem was thoroughly and utterly destroyed by Rome's 15th Legion (a.k.a. the Legion of Apollo) in 70 AD.

Clue #6 - The number six! At first glance one is slightly startled by this image's seemingly derisive gesture. And the other artists and scholars of it's day noticed it too, but they saw it only as a form of protest against the painting's patron, L. Sforza of Milan. But it is really an admission that the painting actually does contain just 6 clues, and this is just one of them.

How clever is that?

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You must read

Elijah, Eliseus and the NEWEST Testament

for the complete analysis of all six clues and for a truthful explanation as to why, with regard to someone actually spotting and then correctly deciphering the so-called '5th clue', there is only one person on the planet earth right now who even has a chance!

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