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En esta pol mica obra, si sus principios religiosos se hallan definitivamente cristalizados y se siente con fuerza para evolucionar, por favor, no lea Said n.

En esta tercera parte del diario del mayor norteamericano que "viaj " a la Palestina del siglo I, el lector, entre otras fascinantes sorpresas, encontrar la respuesta a una de las grandes inc gnitas de la vida del Hijo del Hombre: su infancia. "Algo" que los evangelistas silenciaron, priv ndonos de una perspectiva m's aut ntica sobre la m's grande figura de la historia. Nadie, hasta hoy, hab a tenido la audacia suficiente para atreverse a narrar, paso a paso, c mo fueron esos primeros a os de la encarnaci n humana del Hijo de Dios. Una vida tan inquietante, alegre, dolorosa e intensa como la de millones de seres humanos.

Pod a imaginar, por ejemplo, que Jes's vivi m's de dos a os en Alejandr a?

Sospech alguna vez que era amante de la m sica y del dibujo?

Qu ocurri realmente, a sus doce a os, en el templo de Jerusal n?

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

In this polemical work, if your religious principles are definitively crystallized and you feel strong enough to evolve, please do not read Saidan.

In this third part of the diary of the greatest American who "traveled" to first-century Palestine, the reader, among other fascinating surprises, will find the answer to one of the great mysteries of the life of the Son of Man: his childhood. "Something" that the evangelists silenced, depriving us of a more authentic perspective on history's greatest figure. No one, until today, had had the audacity to dare to narrate, step by step, what those first years of the human incarnation of the Son of God were like. A life as disturbing, joyful, painful and intense as that of millions of human beings.

Could you imagine, for example, that Jesus lived more than two years in Alexandria?

Did you ever suspect that you were a lover of music and drawing?

What really happened, at the age of twelve, in the temple in Jerusalem?