While Major Jason was the front-facing "timenaut" interacting with the Master, Eliseo was the technical backbone of the secret U.S. Air Force operation. In this volume, we finally get his perspective. Eliseo is portrayed as a soldier with a distinct, perhaps darker, focus: while Jason was moved by the spiritual presence of Jesus, Eliseo was tasked with more pragmatic (and controversial) goals, such as obtaining biological samples from the Master and his family. A New Perspective on the Master
El Diario de Eliseo covers two years and three months of Jesus’s public life, ending in March of 30 A.D.. Readers who thought they knew Benítez’s "Master" are in for a shock. Through Eliseo's eyes, we see: El Diario De Eliseo Caballo De J J Benitez...
He is described with a great sense of humor, immense bravery, and a closeness that contradicts the rigid figures often found in religious texts. Eliseo is portrayed as a soldier with a
Whether you've followed the series since 1984 or are just curious about historical fiction, this book stands out for its raw, "raw sensitivity" warning—some scenes are designed to be stunning and even uncomfortable. It functions as a bridge, explaining how the initial mission evolved and providing the context needed to understand the final volume, Belén . Through Eliseo's eyes, we see: He is described
For over 35 years, J.J. Benítez has captivated readers with the Caballo de Troya (Trojan Horse) saga, a mind-bending journey into the life of Jesus of Nazareth through the lens of time travel. But for decades, fans were only seeing half the picture. While Major Jason’s diaries formed the backbone of the series, his co-pilot remained a shadowy figure—until the release of .
Following Benítez’s signature style, the diary "corrects" biblical events, suggesting that traditional gospels may have manipulated or misunderstood the original message of equality. Why You Should Read It
For many readers, it is more than just a sci-fi novel; it is a spiritual "turning point" that challenges everything they thought they knew about the beginnings of Christianity.