Caesar's Messiah

Did a Roman emperor invent Jesus? The author of this groundbreaking book, Caesar’s Messiah, believes so. This work unlocks a revolutionary perspective on the origins of Christianity, proposing that the New Testament was crafted by the Romans to shape a “peaceful Messiah” narrative. According to Caesar’s Messiah, the true “second coming” already occurred, and the clues lie in the writings of first-century historian Flavius Josephus, particularly in Wars of the Jews, one of the few historical accounts from this period. By meticulously comparing Josephus’s work with the New Testament Gospels, the author argues that the Romans directed the creation of both, intending to promote a Messiah who would pacify first-century Israel and curb revolutionary resistance to Roman rule. This Flavian Signature edition introduces new insights, showing numerous parallels that reveal the true identity of the Gospels’ authors. As Caesar’s Messiah shakes the foundations of Christian history, it proposes that Jesus was a fictional character portrayed in texts authored not by early Christians, but by Romans. 414 pages Many of our books are sourced second-hand and may not always be in "brand new" condition. We value recycling and repurposing these brilliant works to avoid waste and promote sustainability. Please keep this in mind when making a purchase.