Jesus the Phoenician

Jesus the Phoenician. A book of religious history that is sure to challenge conventional thinking about the origins of Jesus Christ, not only among Christians in the west, but in the entire world. It conveys important historical, geographical, archaeological, cultural and theological findings regarding the possibility that Jesus was not Jewish, but rather Phoenician.

Could Jesus have been a non-Jew Of course! He was Phoenician in every possible way.



Be ready to experience a World Revelation and a Christian Revolution...



CONTENTS:



Part I



Etymology of the Savior's Name

The Great Annunciation

The Family of Jesus



Part II



The Geographical Region: Mt. Carmel & Bet-Lahem of Galilee

The Historical Evidence of Jesus the Galilean

The Galilean Disciples of Jesus



Part III



The Cultural and Religious Entourage at the Time of Jesus

The Hypothetical Jesus the Jew Fails to Prove Himself Once Again

Which God and What Temple



Part IV



The Extra-New Testament Sources

The Church New Testament

The Religion and Theology of Jesus the Phoenician



Epilogue



Appendix:



Maps



Authentic Maps of the Phoenician Bethlehem Bet(h)-Lahem (House of Bread)



Map 1 - Section of "Palestine"



Map 2 - Section of ancient "Soria"

This is a section of the first scientific map of Syria (meaning Phoenicia). It was drawn by the geographer Ptolemy around 150 AD, basing it on the work of Arastonis and Marinos of Tyre.



Map 3 - Section of "Bird's Eye View of the Holy Land"



Map 4 - Section of "Israel"



Pictures



The Grotto of Makadoushi where Virgin Lady Marym waited for her son to return from his missionary journeys in Jerusalem



The Lebanese Kana or Qana: the place of origin of the Virgin Lady Marym and the famous wedding of Kana where the first miracle of turning water into wine occurred



Tables



Table 1 - Ywshu Family Tree



Table 2 - The Apostles



Table 3 - The Approximate Timeline of the Most Important Christian Events and the Development of the Church New Testament



348 pages w/maps and photos