The book "Jesus" by the famous French writer Henri Barbusse is an important work that offers a unique perspective on the history and nature of religious beliefs. The author turns to the biblical legend, creating his own presence in it and pretending to be its verbal witness. This book provokes the reader to think deeply about the essence and influence of religion and how this topic affects society. Barbuss uses a high level of language and philosophical reflections to analyze the everyday life of the characters and their relationships. "Jesus" is not just a book about religion, it is a masterpiece that raises a number of questions in the reader and encourages one's own reflection on faith, doubts and human values.