The Main Book Topics:

Dating the Birth, Ministry and, Death of Jesus Christ

The astronomy events like a triple (in 4 years) 4 planets conjunctions and the Moon Eclipse help establish the date of birth and death of Jesus

The Ceasar August's census of the world for 750 years of Rome took place in 2 BC

The Date Of Jesus Birth in Bethlehem is identified as August 26th, 2 BC, during the 2nd conjuction of 4 planets (Photo)

The Date of Jesus' Death: April 3rd, 33 AD when lunar eclipse happend

The grave of Jesus in an Edicule in the Church of Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem

Jerusalem Ossuaries

The Book contains Revised Translation of the James Ossuary Inscription (Photo). A comparison wih the identical words from The Apocryphon Aramaic Genesis from Qumran concernig Lot, the son of Abram's bother, Haran

...suggests that the James ossuary inscription should be translated as: James, son of Jesus' brother, Joseph

According to Mark and Matthew, one of Jesus' brothers (sons of Cleopas) was Joseph.

2 ossuaries belonging to members of the family of Caiaphas, the High Priest, has been discovered

The ossuary of Alexander, son of Simon of Cyrene in Africa - is known

People Known from Gospels - Historically Confirmed

Archaeology uncovered much more items that confirm the historical world of the New Testament.

Salome — her face appears on a coin issued by her husband, Aristobulus.

Pontius Pilate — his name appears on a stone inscription identifying him as governor of Judea (Photo).

Pilate’s Ring — an imprint from a ring bears the name “Pilate.”

The Herodian Dynasty — many coins confirm rulers such as Herod the Great, Herod Antipas, and Philip the Tetrarch and Archelaus.

Two Shrouds Turin & Manoppello

Two Images of Jesus' face from Shrouds of Turin and Manoppello are so similar that a transpositioning is possible (Photo)

The newest research data confirm that the Shroud of Turin is from 1st century AD

Dr Barbara Frale found the writings on a Shroud of Turin: Nazarenos etc.

The images of face from Shroud of Manoppello from front and back of the transparent byssus fabric - are a little bit different.

Both Shrouds Confirm the Ressuraction of Jesus Christ

The Dawn of Christianity

The Book contains the Archaeological Excavations of the first sites of Christianity in the first centuries AD in Palestine and Europe

The First Christian Church in Jerusalem with the images of Fish - symbol of Christ (33 AD).

The discovery of the Church Floor Mosaic in Megiddo from 230 AD with Nomina Sacra.

The Silver Foil in a Capsule found in a 230AD grave near Frankfurt, Germany contains the prayer to Jesus Christ Son of God.

2 Houses of Peter became the first Christian Churches (Photo).

Readers' Testimonials

"Very interesting read, this book goes into a lot of detail explaining the historical background and significance of various Gospel passages and archaeological artefacts, it links Gospel passages with real discoveries and ties in their meaning, would recommend for anyone looking to learn
more about the history of
Jesus' time."

Jakub Pawlikowski

Logistics Engineer

"The author presents
the latest archaeological discoveries and artifacts confirming that Jesus Christ lived between 2 BC - 33 AD.
In the publication I found information about the first church in Jerusalem.
The chapter about the James Ossuary is particularly note-worthy. Many photographs,
maps, and interesting facts are included. The book is written with great passion."

Dorota Fraser

M.Sc.Agriculture

"An exceptional publication that, through facts and deep
historical knowledge, satisfies curiosity about the past.
The book captivates both with the richness of information and with
its beautiful narration. The presentation of archaeological research findings is supported
by references to sources.
An excellent book. Highly recommended!.”

Michal Mlotek

Local Government Official

“It raises an important issue: faith. It is difficult in today’s world to speak openly about what one believes and what lies behind religious ideas. I am infinitely grateful that the author undertook a great effort to present this subject in a simple yet fascinating way. If I were to recommend something to read this evening, it would be this book..”

Karolina Adamska

Book Fair Reporter

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