Exploring the identity of the Messiah, this book delves into the historical and theological significance of Jesus, questioning his divinity and kingship. It examines key biblical texts, particularly the first eighteen verses of John, through the lens of Hebraic and Greek translations, revealing how these words were divinely selected. The author emphasizes the importance of this inquiry for followers of Abrahamic faiths and invites even skeptics to reconsider long-held beliefs that may have been misinterpreted over centuries of translation.
