The Lost Diary of Mary Magdalene - by Johnny Teague (Hardcover)

Book Synopsis

The Da Vinci Code launched many questions about Mary Magdalene. Even more salacious accusations have been made concerning her relationship with Jesus over the centuries. What is the Truth? The Lost Diary of Mary Magdalene gathers the facts along with what has been discovered recently in archaeological digs in Magdala and Capernaum. This book reconstructs who this woman of mystery was and what role she played in the life of Jesus of Nazareth. Take this journey with her from her demon-possession, to the day she saw Jesus rise from the dead, all the way to her and her husband's death at the hands of Nero. The Truth can be found, the gaps can be filled. We can read the emotions as she would have written them. As the last page is read, the reader will tearfully appreciate Jesus and Mary Magdalene in a way never fathomed.

Review Quotes

The Lost Diary of Mary Magdalene is a powerful exploration of transformation, faith and the search for redemption. Johnny Teague's writing brings Mary's inner world to life, showing us a side of her that's often overlooked. It's not just a story about a woman from the past -- it's about the struggles we all face and the healing power of love and faith.

--BookTrib

About the Author

Dr. Johnny Teague is an author and historian, having earned five degrees, culminating with a doctorate in exposition from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. In preparation for writing this book, he interviewed many Holocaust survivors and studied at the Holocaust museums in Houston, Washington, D.C., and Yad Vashem in Israel. His studies have taken him to numerous historical sites, including Auschwitz, Dachau, the Corrie ten Boom House, and the Anne Frank House. Dr. Johnny Teague is an author and historian, having earned five degrees, culminating with a doctorate in exposition from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. In preparation for writing this book, he interviewed many Holocaust survivors and studied at the Holocaust museums in Houston, Washington, D.C., and Yad Vashem in Israel. His studies have taken him to numerous historical sites, including Auschwitz, Dachau, the Corrie ten Boom House, and the Anne Frank House.