Synopsis "The Witness Scroll: A Gospel Remembered"
A young scribe’s diary becomes the voice of a generation. In the days following the resurrection of Jesus Christ, a young Jewish scribe named Yeshai begins recording the astonishing events unfolding around him. What begins as a personal account soon becomes something far greater—a testimony to the birth of the Christian faith. From the shores of Galilee to the crowded streets of Jerusalem, Yeshai witnesses the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, the bold preaching of the apostles, the courage of Stephen’s final testimony, and the astonishing conversion of Saul of Tarsus. As the Gospel moves beyond Jerusalem and crosses cultural, religious, and political boundaries, Yeshai travels alongside apostles, evangelists, and ordinary believers whose faith will change the world. He watches churches rise in cities devoted to idols. He sees enemies become brothers and strangers become family. But he also discovers that following Christ may demand the highest earthly price. As persecution intensifies under Emperor Nero and Jerusalem moves steadily toward destruction, the witnesses who walked with Christ are disappearing. Yeshai is entrusted with preserving their testimony before their voices are silenced forever. In an age when truth is hunted and believers are scattered, one final scroll may become the only surviving witness to the generation that carried the Gospel across the Roman world. Richly woven from the pages of Scripture and grounded in first-century history, The Witness Scroll is an immersive Christian historical novel filled with courage, sacrifice, danger, and enduring faith. Their voices were nearly silenced. Their testimony was not. Will the truth endure when the last eyewitness is gone?
