
Title:
A Jesus of NazarethDescription:This
genre-breaking work readily encourages and lends itself to comparison and contrast with the
Holy Bible, the
Holy Qur’an, and the
Holy Tanakh as well as with the principal philosophical Taoist texts, namely the
Tao Te Ching and
The Chuang-Tzu.
A
Jesus of Nazareth closes the book for me on Jesus content in my writings.
This essentially contemplative work, written as it is to be interpreted both exoterically and esoterically, is an attempt to restore to the bright - the light, the memory, and the power of insight, dream, and intuition.
A necessary caveat respectfully to the reader: neither the Jesus of the Gospels nor the Isa (Arabic for Jesus) of the Qur’an exists here within no more; no more too the Jesus of such works as Kempis’
The Imitation of Christ, Loyola’s
Spiritual Exercises or Brown's
The Da Vinci Code.
Rather what exists here within is a Jesus of my own inspiration, and, who to my own heart is eminently credible, enjoyable, and profound.
The work traverses the lands we in modern times would refer to as the
Arabian Peninsula,
Egypt,
Iraq,
Israel,
Jordan,
Lebanon,
Palestine, and
Syria.
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