Doug Simpson
is a retired high school teacher who has turned his talents to writing. His
first novel, a spiritual mystery titled Soul Awakening, was published in the
United States in October of 2011, by Booklocker. It was reissued in October of
2012 by 5 Prince Publishing as Soul Awakening, Book I of the Dacque Chronicles.
For further details visit them at http://5princebooks.com/. It is available in print and eBook
format through most bookstores around the world. Soul Rescue, Book II of the
Dacque Chronicles was published in November of 2012, Soul Mind, Book III of the
Dacque Chronicles was published in January of 2013, and Soul Connections, Book
IV of the Dacque Chronicles was published in April of 2013. Doug’s first
non-fiction book, titled The Soul of Jesus, was published by 5 Prince
Publishing in January of 2014. His magazine and website articles have been
published in 2010 to 2013 in Australia, Canada, France, India, South Africa,
the United Kingdom, and the United States. His articles can be accessed through
his website at http://dousimp.mnsi.net.
The Soul of
Jesus
As part of
His preparations for the long-prophesied birth of our Savior, God selected a
devout group of primarily Jewish Essenes to oversee this monumental
undertaking. The Soul of Jesus
delves into numerous details surrounding these readily-available but
little-known preparations which preceded the birth of Jesus, and then carries
on to share delightful snippets concerning the birth and life of Jesus before
the commencing of His Ministry, Jesus’ Healings and other Miracles, His
Apostles, relatives, friends and the group of seventy disciples, the
Crucifixion and Resurrection, His activities after the Resurrection, and Jesus’
Ascension, that are not recorded in the Scriptures.
The surprises do not stop there. The Soul of Jesus saves the block-buster news until the very end –
the soul of Jesus had a number of historical incarnations before its final
incarnation, commencing many centuries back in time as the soul of Adam in the
Garden of Eden.
Excerpt from Chapter 10 of The Soul of Jesus.
Many of you will be reasonably
familiar with the story of the birth of Jesus in a manger in Bethlehem, but
that birth in a manger was no accident resulting from the Inn being full. The
events that took place on that historical day were all a carefully crafted and
fairly secretive Essene undertaking. The Innkeeper of the establishment that
Mary and Joseph were “turned away” from, along with his family, were long-time
members of the Essenes, and Mary and Joseph were astutely detoured away from
the busy Inn to the pre-prepared and waiting – “the den, the cave, the stable”
which apparently had been used in the past for the stabling of animals but no
longer served that purpose, and was used for lodging on occasions when the Inn
was truly full.
The manger had not been removed.
Herod the Great had heard the stories of the impending birth of “The King of
the Jews”, and had his henchmen out looking for the imminent birth of this new
King. The cave accommodations kept everyone away from the Holy Family who were
not a party to the secret arrangements. This story will be revealed in much
greater detail in the upcoming chapter on the birth of Jesus.
Remember the wise men who were
supposed to return, after the birth of the new King, to reveal his location to
Herod the Great, but did not do so, causing Herod to later proclaim that all
male infants in the Bethlehem area be put to death? [Matthew 2:13-16.] Judy and
the Essenes were also responsible for smuggling The Holy Family, in a caravan
of pilgrims out of Judea, under the cover of darkness, on their journey to
Egypt. This story will also be revealed in much greater detail in the upcoming
chapter on Jesus' early years.
And now you know why Judy, leader of the Essenes, was the most
important person in the life of Jesus who was not mentioned by name in the
Bible.
Find Doug Simpson at the following
Worldwide
Amazon link http://authl.it/15a
Website http://dousimp.mnsi.net
Amazon
Author Page http://www.amazon.com/Doug-Simpson/e/B006GDWTQI
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