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Judas, le bien-aimé
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ISBN10: 2709628503
ISBN13: 9782709628501
Publisher: Editions J.C. Lattes
Published: Aug 31 2019
Pages: 312
Weight: 0.91
Height: 0.70 Width: 5.51 Depth: 8.86
Language: French
ISBN13: 9782709628501
Publisher: Editions J.C. Lattes
Published: Aug 31 2019
Pages: 312
Weight: 0.91
Height: 0.70 Width: 5.51 Depth: 8.86
Language: French
Jesus enters Jerusalem with his disciples and chases out the merchants who have invaded the Temple. The Jewish religious authorities are terrified and the High Priest is furious. How dare this new king question his faith and rank.
In this highly actual historical novel, Gerald Messadié returns to these crucial moments in the life of Jesus: his entry into Jerusalem, his arrest, trial and death penalty. He offers a different interpretation of Christ's life and teachings as well as his relationship with the apostles, especially with the most important among them, Judas. Judas, who is not the traitor we have been made to believe but the friend and most faithful companion of Jesus. He did not betray him but was only obeying His orders so that the prophecy could play out.
Why did Jesus order Judas to give him up to the Romans? What were the secret ties that Jesus had with his favorite disciple? What were the real words that Jesus spoke while dying on the cross?
Based on the recent discovery of the Evangile of Judas, Gerard Messadié changes our interpretation of history in this passionate novel entirely inspired by the sacred texts. An essential read to better understand the little known character of Judas who, like a tragic hero, obeyed and served Jesus to his death.
Gérald Messadié has written numerous novels and essays often based on biblical facts. His work has been translated all over the world.
In this highly actual historical novel, Gerald Messadié returns to these crucial moments in the life of Jesus: his entry into Jerusalem, his arrest, trial and death penalty. He offers a different interpretation of Christ's life and teachings as well as his relationship with the apostles, especially with the most important among them, Judas. Judas, who is not the traitor we have been made to believe but the friend and most faithful companion of Jesus. He did not betray him but was only obeying His orders so that the prophecy could play out.
Why did Jesus order Judas to give him up to the Romans? What were the secret ties that Jesus had with his favorite disciple? What were the real words that Jesus spoke while dying on the cross?
Based on the recent discovery of the Evangile of Judas, Gerard Messadié changes our interpretation of history in this passionate novel entirely inspired by the sacred texts. An essential read to better understand the little known character of Judas who, like a tragic hero, obeyed and served Jesus to his death.
Gérald Messadié has written numerous novels and essays often based on biblical facts. His work has been translated all over the world.
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