The suppressed Gospels and Epistles of the original New Testament of Jesus the Christ, Volume 3, Infancy of Jesus Christ

This volume presents a little‑known early Christian text that recounts the first days of Jesus’ life, preserved in fragments once celebrated by primitive churches. The narrative opens with a striking scene inside a cave where the infant speaks to his mother, declaring his divine identity, while an extraordinary light fills the space. A humble Hebrew midwife, summoned by Joseph, witnesses a miraculous healing and becomes the first devoted servant of the child.

The account continues with the traditional arrival of shepherds and a celestial choir, then moves to the rite of circumcision performed within the same cave. An old woman safeguards a relic of the ceremony in an alabaster jar of spikenard, an object later linked to the anointing of the young Jesus. Throughout, the text blends familiar motifs with unique details that invite listeners to explore how early believers imagined the mystery of the Incarnation.