Maimonides, one of the main rabbis in the world, born in 1135 and died in 1204, consolidator of the 13 Principles of Judaism, has a Christian descendant in Brazil who dares to continue the Guide for the Perplexed, which was a true treatise on ethics and love for God.
Maimonides II transcribes in this work the "Apocryphal Gospel of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary", by Saint John the Evangelist, and is certain that Our Lady is the mother of humanity and was crowned in heaven by the Holy Trinity, and that Jesus Christ is the way, truth and life.
The Messiah has already come, he is the incarnate word and savior of humanity, he was crucified, he was resurrected and he will return to judge the living and the dead.
There are several religions, mythologies and philosophies that elevate human beings, and this book tells the weighing of the heart in Egyptian mythology, as well as the story of one of the first kings of Sumer.
Guide for the Perplexed: Sacred Principles is a small declaration of love for the mother of God and the Holy Trinity.