By Ned Netterville

Rome executed Jesus for teaching his followers that paying taxes violates God’s law.  The number of his disciples was increasing daily as he worked miracles of healing among the poor. Thus, Jesus had become a serious threat to Rome’s revenues in Judea and Galilee.

Pontius Pilate was the Roman procurator of revenues for Judea, a position analogous to a District Director of the Internal Revenue Service in the United States.  He dare not allow a notorious tax resister to continue preaching inflammatory anti-tax rhetoric in his imperial-tax territory, lest he lose his lofty position--and his head. So, he crucified Jesus.

This well may be the most revolutionary book you will ever read.  Its implications are stupendous, for it augurs  an end to legalized plunder (taxation) and the violent State.  At this time, it is available only on this website in Adobe "pdf" format.  You are cordially invited to download it, print as many copies as you like, and read it at your leisure.  It is a large file. Nevertheless, your cost in paper and ink is a fraction of what you would pay for it in a book store.  SAVE AT LEAST $18.00!

"Jesus" in pdf