Christ's Mystic Secret Returns: Discover Your Unknown Power, Hardcover/Lachlen Paul French

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Description You're beholding a new world. Aside from an array of brand new compelling facts in spiritual history, there is also an abundance of aha moments right here before your eyes and heart. Did you know, for example, the Latin word-name Jesus only became popular, about 400 years after the crucifixion of he who was truly known as Yeshua. His actual name in Israel, Palestine, Samaria, Capernaum and Jerusalem, was Yeshua. Yeshua became so famous the Greeks called him Iesous, and in Aramaic (his 2nd language) he was called Isa. When the Bible was published in Latin (in 405 AD) Jesus was used as the name for the first time, but only in written material. Through stunning archeological revelations in recently discovered 'codices and scrolls' we've realized something pivotal. As passed down through millennia, a world-transforming story was, in fact, incomplete and flawed. What if the greatest story ever told was consistently modified? Has humanity digested a poorly informed recitation of the past? Unfortunately, it has. The most crucial word in scripture was never translated to English. To this day it remains a foreign word. Bringing that key-word into English changes the whole meaning and full implication of scripture. That one foreign word fully alters Yeshua's real message. However, when it is properly translated into English, an exhilarating life-transforming message is there for us. Now you'll know what has been kept from you, and all of us, until now. Yeshua's brother, apostle Thomas, wrote a gospel conveying Yeshua's spoken quotations. It was unearthed in 1945 after World War II, in the ancient sands of Egypt; and it was held safe in an earthenware jar under the sand for near 2000 years. It is now right here in your hand. It has withstood tests of evaluation and scholarship, in many linquistic verifications. Scholars from all over are now extolling this ancient document. You'll find perhaps your heart's true desire in the pages of this book, because it has the an