Jesus

Discover the Lost Teachings of Jesus Christ

Did you know that many of the early gospels of Jesus were destroyed and missing for centuries? These were gospels that were outlawed in the 4th century by the Roman church. Some of these gospels, however, were buried in the desert and discovered by a farmer in 1945 while he was plowing his field.

In this fascinating book, Thomas Emerson explores why the church banned these texts, an why only four gospels were eventually chosen for our Bible today. This book takes a look at the events described in our familiar stories of Jesus, in light of these new archaeological discoveries, including Jesus's birth, his teachings, miracles, and crucifixion.

The author also explores what it was about these gospels that so frightened the church, and why did they hide these gospels for Jesus's followers? This book cuts-through the centuries of conspiracy and misunderstanding that has obscured some of these original teachings of Jesus. Through the author's extensive research, he brings to life the 2000 year old world of Jesus that is revealed in these lost gospels.

TOPICS INCLUDE:

What deeper truths did Jesus teach that are also found in other religions of the world?

Why did these lost gospels pose such a threat to the early Church?

Why did the clergy choose only four gospels to speak on Jesus's behalf?

Where was Jesus between the ages of 3 and 29?

How do these lost gospels confirm the teachings of the great Chrisian saints and mystics?

Thomas Paul Emerson is a retired mediation instruction, Certified Hypnotherapist, astrologer, and award winning author. Born in Southern California he has been a Christian since childhood and spent many years studying the development of the Bible including the history of the early gospels, and why only four gospels were ultimately selected. His previous books are Yoga Sutras for a 21st Century, Zero Point: Moments beyond Conscious Thought. The Art of Dying: An Eastern Approach and Song of the Lord: The Bhagavad Gita.

Available at: www.ThomasPaulEmerson.com