Son Of Man: A Story About Christ

During the years of Tiberius Caesar, a man arrives at the banks of the Jordan River. He cries out in the wilderness, proclaiming that the Kingdom of God is near. Soon, a young carpenter-his own cousin-arrives to be baptized by him. From that moment, a new movement begins to blossom in the deserts of Judea. Many are drawn to the young prophet from Nazareth, and some even become his disciples.

But when he declares himself the Son of Man, both the Jewish Sanhedrin and Roman authorities unite in opposition, determined to silence him. They conspire to bring him to trial, and finally, they succeed in crucifying him.

Yet, even after his death, his followers-simple fishermen from Judea-begin to spread a radical message: that he has risen from the dead.

His name... Jesus of Nazareth!

His name... Jesus of Nazareth!