| Author: | Robert Oliver | ISBN: | 9781908374059 |
| Publisher: | Impressions Print and Publish | Publication: | June 1, 2011 |
| Imprint: | PrintandPublish.co.uk | Language: | English |
| Author: | Robert Oliver |
| ISBN: | 9781908374059 |
| Publisher: | Impressions Print and Publish |
| Publication: | June 1, 2011 |
| Imprint: | PrintandPublish.co.uk |
| Language: | English |
Simon who was Peter returned as it had begun to get dark, he had to work quickly, he and his men had only three hours before the dawn of the Sabbath. He hoped that the Nazarene hadn’t suffered, he hoped the mixture of gall and the potion that was concocted had been enough to convince the Sanhedrin and the Romans of his death. He’d been forced to bribe the guard to break the legs of both of the men on the other two crosses to convince the centurion that they were in fact dead. He’d hoped the skewering of the Nazarene didn’t spoil everything; Peter hadn’t contemplated that a centurion would vent his frustration at his share of the casting of lots by using his spear so savagely. They carried the Nazarene to the tomb provided by his brother James. Mary of the Magdalene was already there along with the physician, ‘Are you sure that the potion will work?’ whispered the Magdalene The physician didn’t speak; he was busy swathing the wound in the side of the Nazarene. ‘You must hurry, we must get him away from here before light alive or dead!’ said Peter The physician stood back and whispered ‘He is alive’, take the shroud and cover him, I don’t want to know where you are taking him’ Peter removed the body from the tomb. ‘If they think he is the one, we will be safe’.
Simon who was Peter returned as it had begun to get dark, he had to work quickly, he and his men had only three hours before the dawn of the Sabbath. He hoped that the Nazarene hadn’t suffered, he hoped the mixture of gall and the potion that was concocted had been enough to convince the Sanhedrin and the Romans of his death. He’d been forced to bribe the guard to break the legs of both of the men on the other two crosses to convince the centurion that they were in fact dead. He’d hoped the skewering of the Nazarene didn’t spoil everything; Peter hadn’t contemplated that a centurion would vent his frustration at his share of the casting of lots by using his spear so savagely. They carried the Nazarene to the tomb provided by his brother James. Mary of the Magdalene was already there along with the physician, ‘Are you sure that the potion will work?’ whispered the Magdalene The physician didn’t speak; he was busy swathing the wound in the side of the Nazarene. ‘You must hurry, we must get him away from here before light alive or dead!’ said Peter The physician stood back and whispered ‘He is alive’, take the shroud and cover him, I don’t want to know where you are taking him’ Peter removed the body from the tomb. ‘If they think he is the one, we will be safe’.
