The Jerusalem 14 'heresy of the Highest Accord'

Jesus of Nazareth was consumed by their passion but Mary Magdalene owed the money-changers a personal debt. Seducing Jesus was necessary, easier for Mary Magdalene than not falling in love. Deceived by Mary Magdalene and betrayed by his newfound Zealot friends, Jesus realizes his destiny is part of a greater plan. The Jerusalem 14; ...heresy of the highest accord, a tale of the love between Mary Magdalene and Jesus of Nazareth told in a 48-page illustrated poetic narrative written by Carlton Lewis Sampson, Illustrated by Alexander T. Lee.