248, Remaj Rajem

It is the year 3795 since the creation of the world in the Jewish calendar. The authorities, based in the Holy City, fight relentlessly with the political and administrative power of the Roman Empire to maintain social control of their people and, with it, influence over their spiritual life. For almost seven years, a singular man, devoid of material ambitions, has behaved in a wayward manner, outside his authority, dragging with his teachings and his actions a passionate crowd, who faithfully follow him wherever he puts his feet. . Yoset, the protagonist, a notable Pharisee of the city and a member of the Sanhedrin, knows first-hand the unappealable will of his Sadducean opponents, ready to unreservedly punish such a provocative transgressor. Accused of being a false prophet, they will not stop until they get the Roman justice to enact their inexcusable death sentence. Only this will allow them to unleash reparative revenge on his damaged authority, without any obstacle preventing them from destroying the body and exposing it to the people to demonstrate, through public ridicule, the falsity of their promises in an irrefutable way. However, Yoset's unwavering loyalty to the Galilean ship, of which he is secretly a fervent follower, will give him the strength to organize the plot that will finally allow him to prevent it. 2000 years of history have been complicit in such a mysterious execution.