The Last Letters Of Jesus - The Secret of The Nazarenes
In first century Judea, a war is being fought for the soul of the Jewish people. Religious fanatics are using violence to enforce the cult of animal sacrifice. Many people just want to live their lives in peace.
The 'superpower' of the Roman state looms over the middle-east like a monster, threatening to devour Jewish culture forever. A centuries old civil war pits brother against brother, father against son and the Romans are fast running out of patience.
On the eve of the final apocalypse, an evil shadow covers the land. An Israeli Rabbi begins the story of his crucified son in the hope that his letter might help the last king of Israel make peace with Rome.
Thirty years previously, after years of searching, his son, Rabbi Yeshua bar Yosef, had discovered an ancient Jewish teaching that could have saved the world.
As the forces of darkness conspire to silence him, Yeshua must choose between the path of life and the path of death.
'What you bring forth from within you will save you. What you fail to bring forth may destroy you.'
Rabbi Yeshua bar Yosef, Gospel of Thomas.
The secret of the Nazarenes will cost Yeshua his family, his humanity, and even his life!
Now, with the discovery of the "Jesus Family Tomb", the "Jesus Wife" Papyrus and the Dead Sea Scrolls we can finally glimpse the man behind the Jesus myth.
The Last Letters of Jesus is a work of Historical Fiction which brings first century Palestine alive through the prism of modern Kabbalah and first century Jewish thought.
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The 'superpower' of the Roman state looms over the middle-east like a monster, threatening to devour Jewish culture forever. A centuries old civil war pits brother against brother, father against son and the Romans are fast running out of patience.
On the eve of the final apocalypse, an evil shadow covers the land. An Israeli Rabbi begins the story of his crucified son in the hope that his letter might help the last king of Israel make peace with Rome.
Thirty years previously, after years of searching, his son, Rabbi Yeshua bar Yosef, had discovered an ancient Jewish teaching that could have saved the world.
As the forces of darkness conspire to silence him, Yeshua must choose between the path of life and the path of death.
'What you bring forth from within you will save you. What you fail to bring forth may destroy you.'
Rabbi Yeshua bar Yosef, Gospel of Thomas.
The secret of the Nazarenes will cost Yeshua his family, his humanity, and even his life!
Now, with the discovery of the "Jesus Family Tomb", the "Jesus Wife" Papyrus and the Dead Sea Scrolls we can finally glimpse the man behind the Jesus myth.
The Last Letters of Jesus is a work of Historical Fiction which brings first century Palestine alive through the prism of modern Kabbalah and first century Jewish thought.
The Last Letters Of Jesus - The Secret of The Nazarenes
In first century Judea, a war is being fought for the soul of the Jewish people. Religious fanatics are using violence to enforce the cult of animal sacrifice. Many people just want to live their lives in peace.
The 'superpower' of the Roman state looms over the middle-east like a monster, threatening to devour Jewish culture forever. A centuries old civil war pits brother against brother, father against son and the Romans are fast running out of patience.
On the eve of the final apocalypse, an evil shadow covers the land. An Israeli Rabbi begins the story of his crucified son in the hope that his letter might help the last king of Israel make peace with Rome.
Thirty years previously, after years of searching, his son, Rabbi Yeshua bar Yosef, had discovered an ancient Jewish teaching that could have saved the world.
As the forces of darkness conspire to silence him, Yeshua must choose between the path of life and the path of death.
'What you bring forth from within you will save you. What you fail to bring forth may destroy you.'
Rabbi Yeshua bar Yosef, Gospel of Thomas.
The secret of the Nazarenes will cost Yeshua his family, his humanity, and even his life!
Now, with the discovery of the "Jesus Family Tomb", the "Jesus Wife" Papyrus and the Dead Sea Scrolls we can finally glimpse the man behind the Jesus myth.
The Last Letters of Jesus is a work of Historical Fiction which brings first century Palestine alive through the prism of modern Kabbalah and first century Jewish thought.
The 'superpower' of the Roman state looms over the middle-east like a monster, threatening to devour Jewish culture forever. A centuries old civil war pits brother against brother, father against son and the Romans are fast running out of patience.
On the eve of the final apocalypse, an evil shadow covers the land. An Israeli Rabbi begins the story of his crucified son in the hope that his letter might help the last king of Israel make peace with Rome.
Thirty years previously, after years of searching, his son, Rabbi Yeshua bar Yosef, had discovered an ancient Jewish teaching that could have saved the world.
As the forces of darkness conspire to silence him, Yeshua must choose between the path of life and the path of death.
'What you bring forth from within you will save you. What you fail to bring forth may destroy you.'
Rabbi Yeshua bar Yosef, Gospel of Thomas.
The secret of the Nazarenes will cost Yeshua his family, his humanity, and even his life!
Now, with the discovery of the "Jesus Family Tomb", the "Jesus Wife" Papyrus and the Dead Sea Scrolls we can finally glimpse the man behind the Jesus myth.
The Last Letters of Jesus is a work of Historical Fiction which brings first century Palestine alive through the prism of modern Kabbalah and first century Jewish thought.
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Product Details
| BN ID: | 2940157961480 |
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| Publisher: | M. A. Sebastian |
| Publication date: | 12/28/2015 |
| Series: | The Nazarene Trilogy , #1 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| File size: | 253 KB |
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