Seventh Day (A.D. Chronicles Book 7)

Stories of miracles abound.

Questions swirl.

Could Yeshua be the long-awaited Messiah?

But if so, why are the poor still poor?

The oppressed still oppressed?

The righteous still suffering?

Eve, the widow of Absalom the Scribe, has one thing to live for—her only son, Abel. She is resigned to her own suffering but grieves over Abel’s every rasping breath. She’s heard of a great Healer who walks the earth, doing miracles. Could the rumors be true? What if she could reach Him? Would there be a miracle for Abel . . . if he could survive the arduous journey?

While riffling through the archives under the Temple Mount, religious leader Ra’nabel ben Dives discovers startling information about a child who escaped the slaughter of Herod the Great’s soldiers. If King Herod Antipas and High Priest Caiaphas don’t know, ben Dives schemes, perhaps I can turn this news to my own advantage. . . .

Meanwhile, in Bethany, El’azar, a close friend of Yeshua’s, grows seriously ill. Miryam and Marta, El’azar's sisters, quickly send word to Yeshua, but Yeshua delays. Why does He not come? the sisters wonder. Does He not care?