"Then I came upon the name of Barabbas, the thief who, according to the Bible, the Jews chose to be freed instead of Jesus. The name Barabbas means "son of the father" so it cannot be a name since a name is unique and we are all sons of our fathers. In addition to my knowledge of the Orient, my common sense dictated that no man could have been called Barabbas except the one that defined himself as the Son of the Father, Jesus." Gerald Messadié, author of the renowned success The Man Who Became God (Robert Laffont, 1988) has reconstituted in the light of his new certitudes, the earthly history of the man who was crucified. He establishes the undeniable fact that the Jews asked Pontius Pilot to free Jesus.
FnacGérald Messadié (Auteur) - Verschenen op 01/10/2014 bij Lattes
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