Barrabas

Barrabas
ISBN 0-932776-19-1
113 pages, paperback $12.50

Barrabas, a Jewish patriot who has murdered a Roman to uphold the dignity of his people, faults Christ for having failed to free them from the Roman occupation of Jerusalem. When Pilate pardons him rather than Christ, he feels that his release – and Christ’s crucifixion - are justified. A fateful meeting with Judas and the love of his own wife, who has become a follower of Christ, lead him toward the realization of his role in this cosmic-human drama.