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Download or read book The Caiaphas Letters written by Allen E Goldenthal and published by . This book was released on 2016-02-15 with total page 354 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Here is the story we are all familiar with, turned upside down and inside out, revealing events that force us to rethink our entire understanding of the story we thought we knew. The Caiaphas Letters looks at those years in Jesus's life that changed the world and presents them from a perspective that is both unique and crucially revealing. What really happened that night when Jesus, messianic claimant for an oppressed people, was taken into custody and crucified the next day on Procurator Pontius Pilate's command? After so many centuries can an answer truly be achieved. The answer is yes, especially when the living memories of Caiaphas, High Priest of the Jerusalem Temple are kept alive by one of his descendants. The Caiaphas Letters is one of the most important books of our times. Once and for all there are answers for questions that have persisted for over two millennia. The death of Jesus was not the ending but only the beginning of the battle between Procurator and High Priest as each leveled charges against the other for seeding the devastation and destruction that occurred in Judaea and Samaria during those last few years of Tiberius's reign. For years they presented their case before the Senate in Rome, only to raise a further question as to whether the crucifixion of one man could eventually bring about the downfall of an Empire? Now you are the jury about to make that decision based upon the evidence presented.