The Magdalene

Volume II of the O Manuscript

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Pub Date Jun 20 2017 | Archive Date Jul 31 2017
Watkins | Watkins Publishing

Description

This real-life gnostic thriller offers an esoteric biography of Mary Magdalene—her training in the Egyptian mystery school, her marriage to Jesus, and her escape to France after his death.
 
“A story that, for too long, has been crying out to be told.” —Henry Lincoln, author of Holy Blood, Holy Grail
 
Mary Magdalene is arguably one of Jesus’ best-known disciples and yet we know very little about her. From the writing of the New Testament to the filming of The Da Vinci Code, her image has been repeatedly conscripted, contorted, and contradicted. Mary is considered by many as an outcast, underserving of Jesus’s love.
 
In this follow up book to The Seer, we join Lars Muhl as he seeks to find out more about the intimate relationship between Jesus (Yeshua) and Mary Magdalene. This is the story of a forgotten feminine power recounted in parallel to the author’s journey. The Magdalene is the second book in the Grail Trilogy, otherwise known as The O Manuscript.
This real-life gnostic thriller offers an esoteric biography of Mary Magdalene—her training in the Egyptian mystery school, her marriage to Jesus, and her escape to France after his death.
 
“A story...

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ISBN 9781786780478
PRICE $12.95 (USD)
PAGES 240

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