Hidden in the depths of the past and nearly forgotten through the centuries, the present trilogy reveals a truth that will shake the foundation of the Christian world. Written with the precision of a scientist and the storytelling art of a novelist, this work reveals a disturbing reality: The New Testament, the cornerstone of the Christian faith, turns out to be a strategically modified plagiarism – an echo of a gospel that was rejected as a forgery by the Catholic Church: the Gospel of the Essenes.

Through meticulous research and analysis of ancient writings – from the caves of Qumran to the hidden archives of Nag Hammadi, from the silent halls of the Mar Saba Monastery in Bethlehem – the author not only succeeds in proving the authenticity of the Essene Gospel. He also uncovers the dark motive that led to the falsification of this scripture and exposes the cunning strategy that has veiled the truth for centuries.

This trilogy is more than a book – it is a key that opens the gates to the lost words of Jesus, words that were silenced in the New Testament. What you find here are not just pages filled with text – they are portals to a forgotten truth that is now, after a long time, brought to light.

Authenticated by numerous professors of theology as coherent, this revelation has reached not only academic circles but also inspired the creative world. Some of these scholars have even encouraged the author to immortalize his findings in a film.

Professor Robert Eisenman, a renowned author and expert on early Christian history, has not only expressed his support but also contributed a foreword that underscores the significance of this work. He encouraged the author to further deepen his groundbreaking discoveries in a doctoral thesis, to make the truth accessible to a wider public.

With the precision of a historian and the care of an archaeologist, this book weaves a web of cross-references and references reminiscent of the academic rigour of a scientific treatise. Every page is imbued with a depth of research and a passion for historical accuracy that takes the reader on a journey through time and invites them to view the past through the lens of the present.

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