A Kingdom For The Asking
The religious and political upper crust of first century Jewish society thought that they were finally getting just what they’d been wanting for ages. Money had changed hands. A secret arrest had been made. The man at the top of Jerusalem’s ‘most wanted’ list could not rightly be called public enemy number one, because he wasn’t an enemy of the public—just a threat to the power structure. But he had been hauled in and now stood bound before them. After the skullduggery it had taken…