A long-lost and forgotten book by the author of the Passover Plot, Hugh J. Schonfield under the pseudonym of "Hegesippus" First published in 1932, this little book caused a sensation and stir amongst conservative Christians yet its explanation of the famous so-called Sermon on the Mount. The original dust jacket reiterated current reviews:

• "From first to last the pages vindicate the tenets and essential images in the red area. If your artwork does not meet these words of Christ." - the Christian
• "This moving book which all earnest Christians will welcome." - Dr. McInnes in the Scots Observer
• "His book is of immense importance." - City Mid-Week
• "The Arguments are put forward with so little passion or rhetoric and are so obviously supported by scholarship and knowledge that the case seems beyond refutation." - City Mid-Week
• "The exposition here given is supported by Talmudic and other Jewish writings ... singularly apt and illuminating." - The Christian

It probably remains, as also stated on the front cover:

The Greatest Exposition of the Sermon on the Mount