Jesus The Extraterrestrial - Origins

by Leo Mark

See the Book trailer in What is the true origin of Jesus? Who is the real Jesus Christ? Who is the real Satan? What is the true origin of mankind? These and many other questions will be answered in this novel which is based on historical documents. The year is 34 AD. While Jesus is taken to Calvary to be crucified, in the desert nearby a spaceship descends from the skies and the occupant approaches Joseph of Arimathaea and gives him a cylinder in which he is to collect and keep the blood of Jesus. Joseph believes that it is an angel of God, and does as he is told. He collects the blood of Jesus and hides the cylinder inside the chalice which Jesus used at the Last Supper. The blood of Jesus… The lineage of Jesus Christ and Mary Magdalene. Time passes. 1992: Jesus is born again, now with the name of David. The Illuminati, members of a secret society linked to Satan, begin to pursue the boy. Years later, David is taken into a spaceship whose occupants reveal who he really is, what his mission is on earth and the true origin of mankind. Some time later, David returns to the USA and embarks on his to prepare mankind for the return of the first Jesus Christ and for Armageddon, the Third World War and the final conflict between Jesus Christ and Satan. First however he must prevent Satan from dominating the world through the New World Order set up by the Illuminati in order to enslave mankind again. Get ready to read an exciting story, packed with revelations, which starts with Jesus The Extraterrestrial – Origins.

Genres: Aliens, Fiction

336 pages, Paperback

First published April 23, 2011

Reviews

[Christopher · Rating 1 out of 5]

I... I just can't.

I've gone through the first five or so chapters of this book, and I can't finish it. While the premise is interesting, the writing is unfortunately just too shoddy for me to take this book with even a dash of seriousness. The pacing within and between chapters is haphazard, and the symbolism is about as subtle as a bull in a china shop.

All in all, a very hard book to give the time of day. I wish the best for this author, but contrived Dan Brown-wannabe stuff is not what I look for as a Thing To Read™.

*This book has been provided courtesy of the Goodreads First Reads Program. Thanks Goodreads!

[David Devlin · Rating 5 out of 5]

To me 'much more than a 'book'..... The opening chapter was truly 'out of this world?.. and the chapters that followed were a mixture of both....l thoroughly enjoyed this great read but how l am eager for the 'second' part of the trilogy?