The Original Teachings of Jesus

Prophet Noah's grandson Cush took a beautiful young virgin named Semiramis for a wife. Cush died the next day after he had consummated his marriage. Semiramis claimed that she was a virgin, and that her son Nimrod was a divine child. Nimrod grew up to become a mighty fighter in rebellion against the One True God. (Genesis 10: 8-10). Nimrod's vast knowledge was impressive, the reader will be fascinated to learn how Nimrod discovered all this knowledge. Nimrod built the Tower of Babel for anti-God worship and killing God. God's curse fell upon his people, who went to sleep speaking one common language, but woke up speaking different languages, and this is how this religion spread (Genesis 11: 1-9). Nimrod had a dream which was interpreted as a child would be born within one year, and this child would be responsible for his destruction. Nimrod implemented a strategy to survive this threat, introduced celibacy, and every pregnant woman if she gave birth to a male child, the child was killed. The reader will be very surprised how Abraham was conceived, born, survived. Abraham was sent by God to instruct Nimrod to worship the one God. The reader will discover the conversations Abraham had with Nimrod, and how eventually Nimrod had Abraham thrown into the fire and how the drama played out. God sent Jesus, from amongst the descendants Moses. The stories of Anne, the mother of Mary. Angel Gabriel's visit to Mary, the birth of Jesus, his life, mission, teachings, miracles, and about the return of Jesus. ABOUT THE AUTHOR. Mahboob Kassim was born in 1920. He studied at St. Xavier's Collegiate School, Calcutta, India. Subsequently, he joined his father's marine transportation business, became a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers, London, and became a Fellow of the Institute of Arbitrators, London. He was a trustee of the Calcutta Port and a key member the Haldia Anchorage Subsidiary Port development team. He guest lectured at the Shri Narottam Morarjee Institute of Shipping, at Scindia's Calcutta. Besides being a gifted businessman, he was also a generous philanthropist and deeply religious person. He authored several books on religion and his notes on shipping law and practice were widely sought by students and professionals in the field. He founded the Kalanga Bazar Educational Trust in Ranchi, Jharkhand which runs numerous charitable programs such as micro lending, health fairs, blanket distribution and an English Medium primary school for impoverished children. It was his deep spiritual awareness and concern for his fellow men that prompted him to write this book. The book is the result of 12 years of research and is based on extracts from works of learned scholars and several rare manuscripts, and his teachings were based on "I Shall Love All Mankind."Mahboob Kassim passed away on 9th. December 2000. His legacy lives on in the books he wrote, the spiritual and charitable organizations that he founded and International Blanket Day (December 12th) when blankets are distributed all over the world to those in need. In his words, "The Good God, Almighty and Kind; make this book a blessing for humankind."