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An Easter Disciple

Auhtor: Arthur Benton Sanford

Language: english
Published: 1922

Genres:

religion,  fiction and literature
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Review by Bob Tobias, January 2005


Rating: (***)
Copyright: Public Domain in the U.S.
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Summary of the Book 'An Easter Disciple':

An Easter Disciple Annotated by Arthur Benton Sanford. In 30 AD the Roman knight Quintus is stationed in Jerusalem. Raised to worship the pagan gods Quintus has begun to long for something more both in this life and the next. Hearing that Jesus will speak at Solomon s Porch the knight goes--and his life is forever changed. A short time later having been away on an assignment for a few fateful days Quintus returns only to hear two unbelievable reports first that Jesus is dead and second that Jesus is alive again. Making his way to Golgotha Quintus finds an empty tomb--and an apostle named John. Over the next few weeks Quintus is welcomed into the fellowship of believers--and shares his profession of faith with the Apostle John. Then incredibly John extends an invitation to Quintus Come see the risen Christ Himself once more before He ascends to His heavenly life. An Easter Disciple is the epic story of an ordinary man who encounters the extraordinary Jesus Christ--and through Him the Apostle John the Apostle Paul and the Gospel writer Luke. Remarkably the story of Quintus provides an extra-biblical account that lends historical support to the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Excerpts from the Book 'An Easter Disciple':


... It was as if the Eastern world had become a vast parliament chamber, wherein the nations were proclaiming their different doctrines as to a future ...
... broke the quiet of the sunlit afternoon. That lithesome, cultivated, serious-minded young knight, Quintus Cornelius Benignus, is standing on the height ...
... to espouse that swarthy maiden of the Nile. The reward of love cannot be the experience of which the augur spoke at Brundisium.. Not so, says Quintus ...
... for men always and everywhere have the trader's passion. In the narrow streets of Jerusalem they see the stir of many activities. The workman is hammering ...
... Quintus himself shall see this Christus and hear his message. If so, his will be in very truth a momentous quest. IN SOLOMON'S PORCH. Give me new ...
... now, in the closing period of his stay with mortals, he was more frequently foretelling the life to come. Like a footworn traveler drawing near the ...
... he has been all his days to the magnificence of the Roman architecture, he yields in willing admiration to the splendors of the Solomonic porch. Then-he ...
... to the camp on Scopus the soldier goes, moved to his deepest soul. Impossible it seems to longer worship the Roman gods. When he has described ...
... Christus came forth again. Astounding, Quintus interrupts in a whirl of words but did he make any promise of another life for men, before he ...
... his blessing. Our number is our evidence it cannot be possible that all of us have been deceived. It is surely he, O Roman soldier, unless the senses ...
... watch over the destinies of men, guide his feet aright.. Clearly defined are the alternatives before the Roman soldier. On the one hand are his ancestral ...
... of the Latin cult, and whose nation can only feel disdain for a Galilaean who proposes to revolutionize the ages. The words of the augur at Brundisium ...
... were to gather in Galilee with those from that upper district. Once more would their Lord show himself to all who believed on him, and would speak with ...
... once more, before he returns to the upper life. So they shall have a glad memory of his face, and shall be strengthened in their coming tribulations ...
... his future. His Master's countenance had seemed to him more wonderful than any face which the gifted Phidias had ever carved in stone. But never in ...
... he has now risen from the grave, after his torture on a cross, to prove his doctrine true. I now believe in him, as the interpreter of the future life. ...
... All things are changed for me. The sunlight is on the hills. It is her open confession. Lucretia is thenceforth enrolled among the Roman saints ...
... the city of the Caesars. One rare privilege the Roman knight then envoys. In his hired house, near the Pretorian camp, Paul speaks without interruption ...
... he is like the ripened Chian clusters that await the vintager in the autumn days. The friends of Quintus have gone before as the old century wanes, ...
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