After The Birth of the Child God, Farjani launches another work on the astronomical interpretation of the life of Jesus. This book focuses entirely on Joseph, Jesus' father, who turns out to be an ancient pagan deity and partner of the Mother Goddess.

This surprising foray into the legends about the Carpenter differs from everything that has been written about him so far. The author says: "Amid the discoveries about the astronomical significance of Jesus' birth, Joseph's figure grew so large that it required an exclusive work, dedicated to him alone, like those offerings dedicated to the gods of antiquity in their private niches.

To my surprise, the humble carpenter was gradually transformed into an ancient deity, a powerful Titan worshipped in the time of the Goddess, whose greatness lies disguised in the innocent Gospel tales and their Apocrypha. Along with this god, a planet that no one would dare include in the Nativity occupied the sky with its dark specter.

Joseph, often depicted sleeping in Christian iconography, finally rose from his bed, revealed his identity, and claimed his share in the cult of the solar god at the end of the age of Aries, at the gates of the age of Pisces. .