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A Roman Lawyer in Jerusalem : First Century

By William Wetmore Story

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Amidst Roman rule, a lawyer seeks answers about a man's fateful decision, challenging beliefs and unveiling the raw depths of remorse.

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2005-11-01
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"A Roman Lawyer in Jerusalem: First Century" by William Wetmore Story is a 19th-century period piece that looks at the start of Christianity, mainly Judas Iscariot's choice to betray Jesus. The book looks closely at ideas of loyalty, faith, and what's right and wrong. The main character, Lysias, is a Roman lawyer trying to figure out Judas's reasons. Was it hatred, or was he trying to do the right thing but went down the wrong path? Lysias tells the story of Judas's struggles before and after his betrayal, showing his regret and sadness. Through a letter to his buddy Caius, Lysias tries to understand the complicated parts of Judas's actions, and what they mean for justice and trust.

About the Author

William Wetmore Story was an American sculptor, art critic, poet, and editor.

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