A long obscured tradition has held that there were two families and two Jesus childrenone from the kingly line of Solomon and the other from the priestly line of Nathanwhose destinies were to join and be fulfilled through the divine plane. Emil Bock shows how the pattern and structure of the four gospels support the stories of two boys called Jesus, living side by side in Nazareth until the age of twelve, and right up to the dramatic day of their visit to the temple in Jerusalem.