The Betrayal (2012)
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Brittle and yellowed, dotted here and there with drips of candle wax, Libni would allow no one but himself and Barnabas to touch the maps. The four other men had to stand back, watching from one or two paces away as their elders pondered the meaning of the faint, archaic symbols.
“That’s the problem,” Libni murmured, frowning. “We don’t know where to start. There were eight major cities on the coast at the time of our Lord. Which one is the papyrus referring to?”
Candlelight lay like a thick amb...er resin on the surface of the tabletop. It seemed to catch in glowing lines on the edges of the maps.
“If the beginning point is a city at all,” Cyrus countered as he paced behind Libni and Barnabas, his arms folded across his broad chest. “It could be a cove, a standing stone, a ruin, anything. There’s no way to know.”
Barnabas placed a hand on one curled map corner, carefully flattening it out so that he could read it. “If we are correct that the man who wrote the papyrus was Ioses of Arimathaia, then perhaps we should look at sites closest to Jerusalem.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brittle and yellowed, dotted here and there with drips of candle wax, Libni would allow no one but himself and Barnabas to touch the maps. The four other men had to stand back, watching from one or two paces away as their elders pondered the meaning of the faint, archaic symbols.
“That’s the problem,” Libni murmured, frowning. “We don’t know where to start. There were eight major cities on the coast at the time of our Lord. Which one is the papyrus referring to?”
Candlelight lay like a thick amb...er resin on the surface of the tabletop. It seemed to catch in glowing lines on the edges of the maps.
“If the beginning point is a city at all,” Cyrus countered as he paced behind Libni and Barnabas, his arms folded across his broad chest. “It could be a cove, a standing stone, a ruin, anything. There’s no way to know.”
Barnabas placed a hand on one curled map corner, carefully flattening it out so that he could read it. “If we are correct that the man who wrote the papyrus was Ioses of Arimathaia, then perhaps we should look at sites closest to Jerusalem.”
What to read after The Betrayal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kathleen O'neal Gear to read onlineMoreLess
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