The Drama of the Lost Disciples

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5.0 out of 5 stars That England was not a backward province in the time of Jesus. That Jesus traveled great uncle to Glastonbury many times.

Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2018

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No downside at all. The early history of the Christian Church in Britain has been covered from few for centuries. This is a must read for any Christian. Reveals the first Christian Church (Glastonbury, England). The first Christian Church in Rome (on the grounds of the Palatia Britannica estate) given to Caradoc (Caractacus, Celtic prince) and his noble family. Also reveals that the Celtic leaders against whom Julius Caesar and later Roman Emperor Claudius fought with thousands of Roman soldiers were the equal in stamina and calculation to anything Rome could throw against them. You will read about Rufus Prudens, St Paul and St Peter who often visited the Palatia Britannica. And Linus, the first bishop of Rome. Also what became of Lazarus, raised from the dead by Jesus, who later became the bishop of Marseilles. And Joseph of Arimathea, son of St Anne (by her husband Joachim) and brother of Mary, mother of Jesus (by Anne's 2nd husband, Cephas). You will learn that St Anne, the mother of Mary was originally from Glastonbury. Didn't realize people travelled quite a bit in those days, did you. It's all there.