3 .- Caballo de Troya, Saidan The most complete research on the childhood of Jesus Christ, silenced by the evangelists. Revised resubmission by the author.
In this third part of the largest U.S. newspaper that "traveled" to the Palestine of Christ, the reader, among other fascinating surprises, find the answer one of the great unknowns of life of the Son of Man: his childhood. "Something" that the evangelists silenced, depriving us of a more authentic perspective on the greatest figure in history. Nobody, until today, had been bold enough to dare to tell, step by step, how were those first years of the human incarnation of the Son of God. A life so disturbing, joyful, painful and intense as that of millions of human beings. Could imagine, for example, that Jesus spent over two years in Alexandria? "He suspected that Jesus was ever a lover of music and drawing? What really happened to his twelve years in the temple of Jerusalem? Saidan. Caballo de Troya 3 also offers a singular account of the appearances of Jesus in Lake Tiberias, as well as a puzzling description of his "glorious body." JJ Benitez writes in this new and controversial work, "if his religious principles are definitely crystallized and does not feel strong enough to evolve, please do not read Saidan. Caballo de Troya 3."
http://www.4shared.com/file/88839371/5d0b7898/CABALLO_DE_TROYA_3.html
In this third part of the largest U.S. newspaper that "traveled" to the Palestine of Christ, the reader, among other fascinating surprises, find the answer one of the great unknowns of life of the Son of Man: his childhood. "Something" that the evangelists silenced, depriving us of a more authentic perspective on the greatest figure in history. Nobody, until today, had been bold enough to dare to tell, step by step, how were those first years of the human incarnation of the Son of God. A life so disturbing, joyful, painful and intense as that of millions of human beings. Could imagine, for example, that Jesus spent over two years in Alexandria? "He suspected that Jesus was ever a lover of music and drawing? What really happened to his twelve years in the temple of Jerusalem? Saidan. Caballo de Troya 3 also offers a singular account of the appearances of Jesus in Lake Tiberias, as well as a puzzling description of his "glorious body." JJ Benitez writes in this new and controversial work, "if his religious principles are definitely crystallized and does not feel strong enough to evolve, please do not read Saidan. Caballo de Troya 3."
http://www.4shared.com/file/88839371/5d0b7898/CABALLO_DE_TROYA_3.html
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