William Hagenbuch

Jesus Cloned William Hagenbuch

When nineteen-year-old Bible College student Joe O'Dell is introduced to Betsy, a beautiful coed who could be the love of his life, he has no idea he is about to learn he is not who he thinks he is.

Joe is abducted to a private, billion-dollar lab where he discovers the unbelievable: he has been cloned from two-thousand-year-old burial linens that may be Jesus Christ's. Held captive, Joe watches his "almost" normal life through scenes recorded by a genius who wants to know if his clone is divine or not. Distraught, Joe flees. On his own, the once tender now lost soul welcomes darkness, even sin.

The runaway never forgets Betsy, a light to him, a beacon. He also remembers his college roommate who has his own struggle.

When Joe returns, he reconnects with his dad, a church leader who fell apart during his son's disappearance. Before being called on a special mission to help one special person become a great minister someday, Joe gently touches and teaches everyone around him his truth: God is within each of us.

Jesus Cloned is the tender, heartwarming story of a young man's journey to learn his identity as he intuitively inspires those around him to embrace the son of God and his important message.