A lost gospel. A forbidden love. A truth the Church buried for nearly two thousand years.
Smuggled from a sealed Vatican archive, this manuscript reveals the missing years of Jesus and his travels through the East, his teachings of compassion and unity, and his sacred bond with the man he called the brother of the heart. Their love was blessed by the Father, yet condemned by empire and faith alike.
Presented exactly as it was found, as fragments, translations, and the final notes of the vanished translator who risked everything to bring it to light.
If genuine, it changes everything.
The Gospel of the Brother of the Heart: A Lost Testament
Banned by Emperor Constantius II in 342 CE. Condemned again under Theodosius I. Suppressed by bishops who silenced every gospel that blessed same-sex love.
Now the fragments speak. Preserved in papyrus, they show Jesus journeying east, teaching among sages, and bound in a sacred union with the brother of the heart. The words are clear: The Father rejoiced over their union.
The Church buried it for over 1,600 years. You can finally read why.
Jesus loved another man.