The Majesty of Judas

By P. Julian

Have you ever wondered how true the narrative of the Gospels really is?

Why the Roman church has been so keen to slander the name of Judas Iscariot?

Why you have never been told that Jesus and Judas were twin brothers?

THE MAJESTY OF JUDAS opens with a description of Jesus, Judas, and Mary Magdalene.

They are collecting and protecting a group of escaped slave children known simply as the People.

Mary Magdalene is the real power behind the group, and its true radical. She longs for the destruction of the current empire, built as it is upon brutality and exploitation and injustice.

Magdalene wields wild and untrammelled power but there are grave risks which come from Her being so unconstrained. She is always on the verge of overreaching, and eventually makes a terrible error that slates the whole world for ruin.

The burden falls to Judas to make a tremendous act of courage and sacrifice if the world is to be redeemed from the disastrous consequences of Her mistake.

In the end Judas succeeds, but despite his ultimate sacrifice he becomes: the most slandered son of the world, the self-hanged God so viciously accused for the latter part of history.

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THE MAJESTY OF JUDAS reveals an untold story about the real Judas Iscariot: an unsung hero who died to save the world.

The book provides a total rehabilitation of his character, and an heroic narrative that has not been told for the last two thousand years.

Much of the story agrees with Islamic thought: that Jesus was never crucified, that it was merely made to look as though he were.

Muslims also suggest that someone went to the cross in Jesus' place, and that it may well have been Judas who did so.

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THE MAJESTY OF JUDAS re-imagines and re-tells central narratives of western scripture, and the loving but eventually tragic dynamic between Judas, his twin brother Jesus, and Mary Magdalene.

It resurrects the historical Judas from the slander that has been put against him, reminding us of his genuine character: the Lion of Judah and the Black Son, the self-hanged God so viciously accused for the latter part of history.

The book is rendered in compelling and original prose, which by its arcane rhythms brings readers deep into the beauty and the tragedy of this long-overdue tale.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0C1J1Y8QD
• ISBN13: 9798371850331
• Release Date: April 2023
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 284 Pages
• Weight: 0.72 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.3" x 8.0"