1. Sacrifice as Exchange, Gift, and Slaughter. 2. Israel, the Bride of God. 3. The Negation of “Mysticism”. 4. The Quintessential Human Struggle against Death. 5. The Eloquent Language of the Body. 6. The Virginity of the “Males”. 7. The Doubts and Intuitions of Judas. 8. The “Unresolvable” Contradiction of Jesus. 9. The Code of Universal Love. 10. The Desperation of a Condemned Man. 11. The Last Supper – Who Invented It? 12. The “Magical” Ritual of the Sacraments. 13. The Concrete Nature of Jewish Symbolism. 14. The Washing of Feet. 15. The Resurrection: Another Invention? 15. “Woman: Touch Me Not.” Sacrifice, gift, women as victims, circumcision. Jewish male as the bride of God, women as instrument of exchange, purification of the body. Love as possibility to enable the other to become himself. Power, metamorphosis as nature of man, state of perfection, death overcoming, individual life. Body and spirituality. The utter solitude of Gethsemane, death as desperation, Judas betrayal. Eating together and Eucharist: a later reconstruction. The washing of feet: universal love, lack of hierarchy, equality. Resurrection: divinity and sanctity of Christ’s body.