In a village of 500 souls in the Bavarian pre-Alps, it seems that 2000 years after its inception, the biblical story of Joseph the carpenter, the three wise men, the Assumption of Mary, and the Great Flood is repeating itself. Even the real Bishop Nicholas appears - but as one would expect from Hans Traxler, it is anything but calm. Hans Traxler retells the old story in a new way, full of allusions, irony, and always with a deeper meaning. He illustrates it as he writes: in the style of comic realism. With delight, Traxler mixes the sources not only from the Bible - right up to the Great Flood: the main thing is that it’s holy. This wonder, with its good dozen colorful illustrations, cheerfully rambles alongside the Gospel and finds down-to-earth Bavarian analogies: Gospel with crispy roast pork in beer sauce along with sauerkraut.