This look at the life of Jesus explores the theory of his life as a married man to wife Mary Magdalene, the three-year conspiracy to murder Him, His true message, the true horrors of His crucifixion, and the glories of His resurrection.

One of the least well-researched aspects of the teaching of Jesus found in the gospels is the use of proverbs, or aphorisms. Whilst the parables of Jesus have drawn great interest and study, this other kind of saying has been relatively neglected, although it is equally if not more prominent in the gospel-tradition. The present study is an attempt to show how these proverbial or aphoristic sayings played an important role in the early formulation of the sayings of Jesus by the church. Small collections of aphoristic sayings can be detected in the sayings tradition known as 'Q'. These collections reveal markedly similar structures and concepts, which lead one to suspect that they have been compiled by a unique group which had a particular interest in 'wisdom'. These findings are then tested by analysing other aphoristic sayings outside the collections and by relating the results to other studies which have approached the question of 'wisdom' in the Jesus-tradition from other angles.

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Now that Tim Buck has been promoted out of the spy agency's cafeteria and left his hair net behind, he finds himself trying to prevent a disaster of Biblical proportions. A maniacal dentist from Idaho, Tim's mother, the clone of Tim's dead wife and a group of semi-deadly assassins are after the legendary stones that King David used to kill the giant, Goliath. Can Tim Buck overcome his distrust of women, his regrets about dropping out of the high school marching band, his clinical depression and a wealth of other assorted personal issues in time to save the world? If not, then the planet will be on the brink of catastrophe and Tim will be demoted back to the fryers.

This is a hand lettered interpretation of the Four Books Of The Gospel, according to Matthew, Mark, Luke and John (King James Version). Along with "The Five Books Of Moses" these are the first two hand lettered books to be published of this hand crafted work.

This is a hand drafted version of the Five Books of Moses, King James Version. Along with "The Four Books Of The Gospel" these are the first two hand lettered books to be published of this hand crafted work.

The truth about Jesus as a married man, his wife Mary Magdalene, the three-year conspiracy to murder him, his true message, the true horrors of his crucifixion, and the glories of his resurrection.