The Kingdom Unveiled Series
Series Description: The Kingdom Unveiled
In the wake of a resurrection, Jerusalem and Rome tremble as four men navigate a turbulent world. Ezra, a Pharisee, grapples with prophecy; Lucius, a centurion, wrestles with mercy; Yosef, scribe, risks it all for truth; and Saul, an enforcer, finds his voice in the movement. This character-driven series explores their impossible choices amid spiritual and political upheaval, revealing a journey from doubt to devotion. Key features include a Partial Preterist lens, apologetic depth, psychological realism, immersive worldbuilding, and a long arc of redemption. The Kingdom has come, not through force, but through truth.
"Before the tomb was discovered empty, heaven had already acted."
In The Time Has Come, the narrative follows the final days of Jesus’ ministry and the chaos of crucifixion weekend. Told from the perspectives of conflicted witnesses—Roman officers, Temple scribes, Pharisees, and grieving followers—it immerses readers in fear and uncertainty of a city on edge. Amidst swirling rumors and trembling earth, one question prevails: what if the impossible has occurred? This book lays the groundwork for the series, examining the resurrection's profound impact through fulfilled prophecy hidden doubt, and emerging faith.
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Book 2: The Kingdom Unveiled
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"The stone is rolled away, but the battle for truth begins."
In The Kingdom Unveiled, the resurrection transforms from rumor to threat as Jerusalem experiences confusion and unrest. the eyes of Ezra, a questioning Pharisee; Lucius, a conflicted Roman centurion; Yose, a secretive Temple scribe; and Saul, a determined enforcer, story illustrates the unstoppable nature of belief. Amid lies and silenced witnesses, the early church emerges not in power, but in conviction—a tale of confrontation, conversion, and costly truth.
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Book 3: The passing of Heaven and Earh (Working Title – In Development)
"The city may burn, but the Kingdom remains unshaken."
Set before Jerusalem's destruction in AD 70, The Kingdom Consumed brings the series to an intense conclusion. With political and spiritual unrest at a peak, followers of the Way must choose to fight, flee, or stand firm. Ezra, Lucius, Yosef, and—now Paul—cross paths one last as prophecy unfolds amidst fire, judgment, and the spread of the gospel to the world. This final book delves into the cost prophecy, the vindication of Christ's words, and the unwavering advance of a divinely established Kingdom.
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