The Gospels Retold
Through a New Lens

Matthew,
Gift of Yahweh

Matthew, Gift of Yahweh

Narrated by Levi bar-Alpheus, called Matthew

A tax collector whose entire identity was built on keeping accounts discovers that the ledger was always empty, and that his name meant something he had not understood until the very end.

The Weight
of the Net

The Weight of the Net

Narrated by Simon bar-Jonah, called Peter

A fisherman's raw testimony passed through the organizing intelligence of a young scribe. Peter's arc: from indiscriminate gathering to the miracle-worker's specific and liberating sight. The net gathers without discriminating. Jeshua teaches him to use his eyes instead.

The Physician's
Eye

The Physician's Eye

Narrated by Luke the Physician, written to Theophilus

A Greek physician who came to the story from outside discovers there is no outside. Every patient's presenting complaint conceals the same underlying condition. The condition has been treated. He sets down his notes for the one who loves God and is not sure they are loved in return.

In the
Beginning

In the Beginning

Narrated by the Disciple Whom Jeshua Loved

The last one writing. He goes furthest back, before time, before Abraham, before the first word. He sets down the pen with a single claim: the light that shines in the darkness has not been overcome. It is still shining.

Jesus of Nazareth:
I Am With You Always

Jesus of Nazareth: I Am With You Always

Narrated by Jesus of Nazareth

The fifth Gospel, narrated by Jesus himself in the first-person voice of A Course in Miracles. He speaks of what the ministry meant, what the cross demonstrated, and what he has never stopped saying to every mind that will hear it.

Paul, The Architect
of Christianity

Paul, The Architect of Christianity

Narrated by Paul of Tarsus

The Way Is Revealed

The theological genius who built the institutional church narrates his own life in hindsight — from Gamaliel's school to Damascus to a Roman house arrest, where Jesus meets him again and lovingly corrects what was lost in translation.