@David The Nazarene - Though I like your title, I think it could be 'Yeshua the Vampire Capturer' - which requires understanding all the prophecy properly to see that.

Yeshua didn't establish the Trap to put the vampires into, the Pharisaic authors have been used as a Threshing Rod by God to catcher those who don't read the small print they've signed up for in Yeshua's blood.

"Ebionite" came from them being the fulfilment of the prophecy in Zechariah 11:11, 'that the Poor of the Flock knew it was the word of the Lord'.

Because the Pharisaic authors rewrote the Gospel to the Gentiles, most overlook Zechariah 11's contexts, where they paid 30 pieces of silver (the price of a slave), for their Divine Kings death, and so they've divorced themselves by that action.

Immanuel came to lay a Snare by his testimony, which will be 'sealed up among the Disciples' (Isaiah 8:11-22); to see 'who speaks to the dead on behalf of the living'.

We're not to call it "a Conspiracy", what everyone thinks is mankind's random actions, as it is all ordained by name, where we can show how God allowed the Bible to become corrupted with the Wheat & Tares, and foretold that the Pharisaic infiltrators would twist the Messiah's message, into a Covenant of Death to the Gentiles (Isaiah 28, etc).

Saul & Sheol (Hell) is spelled the same in Hebrew, where Saul created a Covenant of Death about the Chief Corner Stone in Isaiah 28:15+18.

Simon was called a small pebble (petros), like a stumbling stone laid before Yehoshua/Yeshua the Rock (petras), which fulfilled Zechariah 3:9 & Isaiah 8:14.

When discussing the word 'Ransom', and Yeshua's connotations of saying that to the Disciples - we should just read closely:

Yeshua was saying, "Don't be like the Uneducated Nations (Gentiles), who like to be authorities over others, for he who is greatest, is he who serves; just as the son of man came to serve, and give his life as a ransom - is in the contexts of ministry work, it isn't anything about a blood sacrifice, and if it was, then Yeshua is missing that 'God doesn't accept Ransom, no one can pay God anything' in Psalm 49:7.

The idea of beings down near Hell, within Middle Earth, accusing (satanic) & slandering (devil) us for questioning their dogma, becomes far more self explanatory, when we challenge a Vulture for its prey (Luke 17:37, Isaiah 34:15), it will fight us to hold on to that dead flesh.

Building ideas on the fraudulent Gospel of John leads to lots of technical errors (which is most likely made up by the Sanhedrin to discredit Yeshua), as it also teaches Balaam Teachings (Micah 6:5-8), saying that God sent the Messiah to die as an animal sacrifice.