A ground-breaking analysis of the surviving manuscripts from early Christianity, including the Gospels and letters to key figures, which reaches astonishing conclusions about the New Testament and the founding of the Christian Church
The narrative presents a provocative interpretation of Jesus as a zealot aspiring to be the King of Israel, with his apostles and disciples portrayed as his familial allies engaged in a war against Rome. It claims that Saul, rather than converting, created a distorted version of Christianity by appropriating elements from Mithraism and manipulating Jewish zealot narratives. The gospels are depicted as a calculated distortion of history, filled with subverted characters originally conceived as Jewish warriors.
The narrative explores the enigmatic event of the transfiguration, weaving together its fragmented elements to uncover surprising revelations. This journey delves into profound themes, ultimately revealing a resolution to one of Christianity's greatest mysteries, offering readers a fresh perspective on this pivotal moment.