The Jesus Mystery: Of Lost Years and Unknown Travels

by Janet Brock, Janet, Bock

Book Overview

Recommended for anyone who was disappointed by The Lost Years of Jesus, this book investigates the forgotten years of Jesus while he was a teenager and young adult. It discusses why Jesus, as a youth,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0937736007
• ISBN13: 9780937736005
• Release Date: December 1980
• Publisher: Aura Books
• Length: 231 Pages
• Weight: 0.78 lbs.

Customer Reviews

jesus in kashmir and tibet

this book tells us about the forgotten years of Jesus while he was teenager and a young adult. also books like Jesus The Book or Journey into Kashmir and Tibet are telling the story of Jesus throughout these years. It might be wise considering that this is true..... thanks to all these books standing up and telling the truth!

Stimulating, thought provoking and great reading!

Anyone with an open mind will find the author's exploration of the early years of Jesus'life fascinating. This is a must read for Christians and seekers of all faiths.

The Jesus Mystery explains a lot of years

I felt the book dealt with the issue of the teenage and early adult years of Jesus in a very realistic fashion. It was both eye opening and informative. I also noticed that the author, Janet Bock, had a video on the same subject, but I have been unable to locate a copy of it. If any readers could direct me to a site where I could purchase or see a copy I would appreciate it. Sincerely, Jim Handlin

Excellent historical account on the life of Jesus

The author does an excellent job in discussing the "Lost Years" in the life of Jesus, which include the years 12-30, and are not discussed in the New Testament (the Bible makes reference to Jesus only as a youth, and then as an adult). The Book discusses why Jesus, as a youth, left his home to migrate eastward to learn about the Vedic teachings which were present in India, Nepal and Tibet, and then later spread those teachings which he learned there to the West. Although this book may present an extreme controversy for an Occidental, the Author truly conveys her deep love and respect for Lord Jesus Christ. After reading this book, one should go back and read the Sermon on the Mount, and then you can truly see the uniformity (rather than the separation) between Chistianity and Hinduism.