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by Bert P. Regan (Author)
I desire to speak five words with my mind so that I may instruct others
-First Epistle of Paul to the Corinthians, 14:19 (NASB)For nearly 150 years, scholars have puzzled over a mysterious artifact found in the ruins of Pompeii. In The Secret Gospel of Jesus, Bert P. Regan reveals the true origin and meaning of the five Latin words inscribed on the 2,000-year-old artifact.
The Secret Gospel of Jesus is a compelling nonfiction book about an enigmatic artifact known as the Sator Square, the Rotas Square or the Magic Square.
The author maintains that the artifact contains a direct and authentic message from Jesus himself, and that the inscription on the artifact embodies the heart of Jesus' teaching. The Sator Square is perhaps the earliest Christian document ever produced.
Is the Catholic Church, or any other Christian denomination, aware of the Sator Square? Can the artifact and its message be found in the Bible? Why is the inscription written in Latin? Was the meaning of the Sator Square lost over time, or was it deliberately concealed?
Bert Regan spent more than a decade rigorously poring over archaeological records, the Bible, and ancient Christian documents written by the early Church Fathers. Regan's research suggests that the enigma of the Sator Square has been carefully concealed under secret rules, from the time of the apostles to the present day.
Regan is convinced that his shocking discovery deserves to be shared with the general public, especially as fear and division are so prevalent in the world today.
The author also holds that the artifact features in St. Malachy's end times Prophecy of the Popes-a prophecy that the Roman Catholic Church apparently takes very seriously.
The Secret Gospel of Jesus will appeal to those with an interest in Biblical archaeology, secret codes, unsolved mysteries, prophecies, Christian mysticism, and religious and spiritual books. It will deeply resonate with Christians of all denominations.
After reading Bert Regan's explosive book, you may never view Christianity and its foundation the same way again.
