Peter & Paul

Mayhem followed Jesus' death. Peter felt lost. Saul (later Paul), hated all Christians until he embarked on his journey to Damascus. Suddenly, mortal enemies became best friends. PETER & PAUL is an intuitive sequel to the best-selling novel Yeshûa—Personal Memoir of the Missing Years of Jesus. Early Christians lived, in constant fear for their lives. Stan I.S. Law (aka Stanislaw Kapuscinski, the author of the Dictionary of Biblical Symbolism), deciphers the Acts of the Apostles, and other sources such as Nag Hammadi Library to recreate the historical times. Yeshûa's death was followed by blood, murder, and persecution of the budding Christian community. The two journeys, which Peter and Paul took, illustrate the contrasting views of the essence of the scriptural teaching, each necessary for the fulfillment of its intent. The lives of the two apostles show that there are many ways to the Kingdom of Heaven. Essentially, the paths that Peter and Paul had taken affirm choices made by the Many (that were called) and the Few (that were chosen). This diametric division exists to this day. To be among the Few get your copy now. A few blurbs from some 5-STAR REVIEWS below: Great Read! Brought to life! Very enjoyable! Fascinating read! Really enjoyed the book. Historical fact dramatized. We are all Spiritual Giants. Historical Fiction Done Well. Great feel for history and culture. Fantastic exploration of early Christianity. Excellent Look Into Peter and Paul's World.