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Particularly interesting for me was the chapter 'Jesus and Joseph of Arimathea in Britain'. Here, Mike considers the tradition perpetuated among the tin miners of Cornwall that Jesus, when a young boy, came to Britain with his great uncle, Joseph of Arimathea and established the first church at Glastonbury. It is widely accepted that Cornwall was a main source of tin for the Phoenicians at the time and it was well known throughout the ancient world.
If like me you are seeking to establish where you 'really' came from, or if Jesus actually walked upon England's mountains green, this book is a revelation.
Particularly interesting for me was the chapter 'Jesus and Joseph of Arimathea in Britain'. Here, Mike considers the tradition perpetuated among the tin miners of Cornwall that Jesus, when a young boy, came to Britain with his great uncle, Joseph of Arimathea and established the first church at Glastonbury. It is widely accepted that Cornwall was a main source of tin for the Phoenicians at the time and it was well known throughout the ancient world.
If like me you are seeking to establish where you 'really' came from, or if Jesus actually walked upon England's mountains green, this book is a revelation.
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