Intro; Part One His Birth and Early Years; Episode One Journey to the West; Episode Two The King of the Jews; Episode Three A Star Over Bethlehem; Episode Four Egypt; Part Two The Temptation of the Christ; Episode One Nazarene; Episode Two The Baptist; Episode Three The Great Old One; Episode Four T
Jesus and the Eightfold Path: Jesus and the Eightfold Path
β Scribed by Lavie Tidhar
- Publisher
- Jabberwocky Literary Agency, Inc.
- Year
- 2014
- Tongue
- English
- Category
- Fiction
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
Three wise men came from the East for the infant Jesus in The New Testament. Three brave companions accompany the Buddha in the Chinese classic A Journey to the West.
Could they have been the same three?
Guided by a star, three strange companions arrive in the barbarous land of Judea to seek a newborn childβa possible messiah to some, and the reincarnation of the Budda to others. When the child's life is threatened, his family and new guardians escape to Egypt, returning years later, to a Jewish land on the cusp of annihilation by the Roman Empire.
Once a general in the Judean army, now a Roman agent, Josephus Flavius is sent by Caesar back to his home land to observe and report on the actions of the troubling young man now preaching sedition in the Galilee β a boy with the unsettling powers of kung-fu. . .
Their lives would collide in a cataclysmic confrontation between Romans and Jews, between empire and rebelsβand change the world forever. . .REVIEWS:
"inspired and fantastical" β Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine
"A vivid and gonzo reimagining of the life of Jesus. . . hugely entertaining" β Locus Magazine
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
Intro; Part One His Birth and Early Years; Episode One Journey to the West; Episode Two The King of the Jews; Episode Three A Star Over Bethlehem; Episode Four Egypt; Part Two The Temptation of the Christ; Episode One Nazarene; Episode Two The Baptist; Episode Three The Great Old One; Episode Four T
Book Description: "An outline of the teaching of Buddha. While it may well serve as a first introduction for the beginner, its cheif aim is to give the reader who is already more or less acquanted with the fundamental ideas of Buddhism, a clear, consice, and authentic summary of its various doctrine