BENYBONT
The Gospel According to St Judas
CONTENT
There are two distinct narrative voices in this 242-page novel. One, in the first person, tells the story of Judas from troubled boyhood to dotage in what is now Iraq. The other is a series of essays from Dr Murray Watkyns, a biblical scholar and finder of the 'Judas Texts'. The individual chapters are:
The Story of Judas[1]
In Defence of Populism
The Story of Judas [II]
The Search for the Manuscripts
The Story of Judas [III]
Was Judas a Saint?
The Story of Judas [IV]
Who was Judas?
The Story of Judas [V]
The Baptist of Wadi Qu’mran
The Story of Judas [VI]
The Story of Judas [VII]
The Story of Judas [VIII]
The Judas Texts as a Source for the Canons
The Story of Judas [IX]
Follower of Miracles?
The Story of Judas [X]
The Authenticity of the Manuscripts
The Story of Judas [XI]
The Story of Judas [XII]
The Story of Judas [XIII]
The Story of Judas [XIV]
Healer of the Sick?
The Story of Judas XV
The Opponents of Judas
The Story of Judas XVI
New Testament Politics
The Story of Judas XVII
The Story of Judas XVIII
Enemy of the State
The Story of Judas XIX
Whither Judas?
The Story of Judas XX
The Mystery of the Empty Tomb
The Story of Judas XXI
Was Judas a Christian?
The Story of Judas XXII
