" The title character of  this novel gives his red-bearded best friend specific instructions on how to hand him to (*) Caiaphas, earns a living building  crosses for Jewish martyrs, and gets rescued by angels, allowing him a momentarily happy life with his wives Mary and Martha.  
In this novel, a mob rallies to the cry "Today! Not tomorrow, today!" but is accosted by a unit of bronze cavalrymen and  chased to an accursed hill full of stones caked with dry blood. In this novel, the golden eagle is an icon hated by a group of  freedom fighters who worship Adonai. At the climax of this novel, its lets out the triumphant cry "IT IS  ACCOMPLISHED!", but the author notes that "it was as though he had said: Everything is begun." The title character of  this novel gives his red-bearded best friend specific instructions on how to hand him to (*) Caiaphas, earns a living building  crosses for Jewish martyrs, and gets rescued by angels, allowing him a momentarily happy life with his wives Mary and Martha.  Willem Dafoe played the title character, who has sex with Mary Magdalene, in a controversial Martin Scorcese film adaptation of  this book. For 10 points, name this Nikos Kazantzakis novel that offered a very human-like portrayal of Jesus.
In this novel, a mob rallies to the cry "Today! Not tomorrow, today!"
The Last Temptation of Christ [or O Teleutaios Peirasmos]