Herodian messiah : case for Jesus as grandson of Herod

This work details the author's painstakingly collected evidence supporting a shocking theory, that Jesus was the grandson of both Herod the Great and the last Hasmonean king (Antigonus). The analysis begins with one loose thread in the official biography of Jesus Christ, the claim by the Sanhedrin that it lacked authority to execute him. Why didn't the Sanhedrin execute Jesus after convicting him of blasphemy? The same legal body executed Stephen and James the brother of Jesus for the same crime. During Roman times, the Sanhedrin lacked authority to execute only one class of Jew--Roman citizens. All descendants of Herod were Roman citizens. Two elements of proof for the theory are the ancestor list found in Luke, Ch. 3 (it appears to contain the names of Hasmonean kings) and Jesus' denial that he is a son of David. See Matthew 22:41-45, Mark 12:35-37 and Luke 20:41-44. Introduction chap. 1. summary argument chap. 2. Jesus, messiah of Levi chap. 3. Luke's genealogy chap. 4. Mary the mother of Jesus (Mariamne bat Antigonus) chap. 5. Mary Magdalene (Mariamne bat Aristobulus) chap. 6 crucifixion of Jesus chap. 7. Paul of Tarsus (Phasaelus ben Timius) chap. 8. the Jesus movement, origins and theology chap. 9. Antipater ben Herod (Father of Jesus) chap. 10. Josephus, Jewish traitor chap. 11. Paul, speculative theories.