The Gospel of the Holy Twelve The Lost Gospel of Jesus Recovered and Restored Hidden for centuries and now brought to light, The Gospel of the Holy Twelve reveals what early Church writers once spoke of — a lost record of Jesus’ original teachings. Mentioned by Papias, Justin Martyr, Irenaeus, Clement, and others, this Gospel presents Christ’s message as it was known before imperial influence altered it. Within its pages you will discover a standard of righteousness higher than the Bible, stories of how Jesus cared for all living creatures, and teachings that reconcile humanity with creation. Presented in clear, modern English, this restored text unveils the unbroken purpose of God from Eden to eternity — and the vital role the animal kingdom plays in the renewal of creation and the final triumph of life over death. Throughout the history of Christianity, the four canonical Gospels — Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John — have been regarded as the definitive record of Jesus’ life and teachings. Yet early Church writers including Papias, Justin Martyr, Irenaeus, Clement of Alexandria, Origen, Eusebius, and Jerome all spoke of other sacred accounts, long lost to history, known as The Gospel of the Hebrews, The Gospel of the Nazarenes, and The Gospel of the Twelve Apostles. The Gospel of the Holy Twelve is believed to come from that earliest stream of apostolic tradition — a text that preserves Christ’s original message before imperial theology reshaped it. It restores the moral and spiritual vision of Jesus as Teacher, Prophet, and Redeemer of all creation. Within its pages you will discover: • A standard of righteousness higher than the Bible • Stories of how Jesus treated animals and their importance to the restoration of all things. • A vision of salvation that reconciles humanity and the natural world • Keys to escape death’s dominion and partake in divine life Where the canon speaks in fragments, The Gospel of the Holy Twelve speaks in fullness — unveiling the harmony between Law and Spirit, heaven and earth, body and soul. The rediscovery of this ancient Gospel compels the Church to re-examine its foundations. It invites believers and scholars alike to revisit the earliest apostolic witness — to discern the shape of the Gospel first proclaimed “to every creature,” and to recover a vision of faith that reaches beyond personal redemption to embrace the liberation of all creation. Presented here in clear, modern English, this restored text opens the way for a new generation of readers to encounter the original message in its simplicity and power. In doing so, it offers not a rival to the canonical Gospels, but a key that unlocks their deeper meaning — revealing the continuity of God’s purpose from Eden to eternity, and the triumph of Christ’s incorruptible life over all death.