Jesus of Nazareth: An Independent Historian's Account of His Life and Teaching

In this brilliant book, by the brilliant independent historian, Maurice Casey, Professor Casey shows on page 197 that 'Mary Magdalene was particularly important, and other rich women were instrumental in providing for financing and other practical aspects of the ministry in Galilee.'


In this brilliant book, by the brilliant independent historian, Maurice Casey, Professor Casey shows on page 64 that the disciples were so poor that they had to go into cornfields in Galilee and pick grain to eat on the Sabbath to avoid starving.

Truly, Professor Casey has an independent mind.

On page 194,Professor Casey gives unshakeable evidence, obtained simply by reading the Bible, that there were many other relatively rich women whose donations had a cumulative effect that was evidently important.

If only those rich women who were instrumental in providing for financing and other practical aspects of the ministry in Galilee had read Professor Casey's book, they would have realised that the disciples were so poor that they had to eat raw grain to survive.