Yeshu Hannosri: For God So Loved the World

by Joseph Costa

This book will open your mind to the man Jesus as you have never known him before. It was channeled by the author through automatic writing in 1976 during a two week stay in the Alaskan wilderness. Two thousand years of dust and dogma melt away as you step into the world of the mystic Yeshu Hannosri. Never before has there been such an extraordinarily detailed and deeply moving account of the life and teachings of Jesus, of the mysteries surrounding his death and resurrection and his super-human powers. Never have we known Jesus to be so intimately real, so human, his thoughts and feelings so close, his pain and doubts so touching to the core as we seem him at odds with the beliefs of the time he lived in. Meet the real people he lived with, his mother and brothers to whom he seemed strange; Mary Magdalene, the woman who loved him; the band of men who followed him, doubted him, misunderstood him; Judas, hopelessly entwined in a spiderweb of political intrigue, used and discarded as a pawn.

353 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 1994