This book examines different elements concerning prophetic manifestations, those often-dazzling moments when God cuts through people's distractions to meet them at the cross. These are viewed through those eternal moments experienced by several historic individuals. They were there that specific day two thousand years ago. They met Jesus, and either rejected him or accepted him.
These people include the thieves: Dismas and Gestas; the high priests: Annas and Caiaphas; the apostles: Judas, Peter and Thomas; the rulers: Herod and Pilate; the women: Joanna, Salome, Magdalene and Mary; and others, both high and low, who, that day, came face-to-face with Israel's Messiah. They would never be the same.
Approximately two hundred sources were reviewed and excerpted as supporting elements. They are conspicuously noted, perhaps slowing down the flow of the study's narrative. However, the nature of the "call" for this work was to restore silent voices, those that, though long gone, are members of the Great Cloud of Witnesses, through their lifetimes' ministries and character witness.
This study will acquaint readers with substantial resources to fuel their own journey to and through the Cross of Calvary, upon which the King of kings and Lord of lords, Jesus the Messiah, paid the price for their redemption and reconciliation into the eternal family of the Most High God.
