Jesus: Master Of Science Lessons Of Light

When scientific investigation and the scientific method revealed the conflict between geological, astronomical, and anthropological evidence and the science of the Bible, most scientists rejected Jesus as well as the Bible. At the same time, many Christians rejected what science revealed about the earth and the solar system, defending the Bible as the inerrant word of God. Now it can be demonstrated that Jesus had an incredible amount of scientific knowledge, he shared it with his disciples, and he instructed them on how to pass it down to all generations. Jesus left clues in the parables for "those with ears" to discover. Following the clues in the parables, and looking deeply into the mysterious numbers in the Book of Revelation, his knowledge of physics and astronomy can now be compared to recent scientific discoveries. Be forewarned. The information that comes to light could set science and religion on their respective ears. Perhaps it will lead all people to the discovery of a Jesus few have ever known.

Gott is a biblical investigator and an ordained minister with the Essene Nazarean Church of Mount Carmel, a religious organization providing Internet ministry, education, and ordination services to church members and students throughout the world. Gott currently serves as co-administrator and student advisor for the church's educational branch, the School of the Prophets. Gott received a secular education at Missouri State University with bachelor of science degrees in education and psychology and a minor in writing. Books by Gott: Enchanted Circle, a mystery novel, 2001; Jesus: Master of Science, Lessons of Light, 2002; Gabriel's Gift: The Message and Mysteries in Luke and Acts, 2003; The Life and Adventures of Little Water Molly Cule, with illustrations by Karen Christensen, 2004; Plutarch's Parable: Lux Gospel and the Axe of the Apostle, 2004; Anna's Angel, 2005; Luke Light: The Goddess-Queen in the Bible, 2006; Josephus' Jesus: His Royal Blood and His Bride, 2008; Mary Magdalene and the Black Madonna, 2010.