Judas

Judas: The Apostle of Redemption is a work of biblical fiction that follows Judas Iscariot from his birth in Jerusalem to his final night, reexamining betrayal, faith and redemption. The book shows his childhood, his search for justice, his meeting with Jesus, life among the disciples, the last supper, the thirty pieces of silver and the remorse that seals his fate. Rather than absolve or condemn, the narrative sheds light on the doubts and motives of a man torn between ideals of freedom and the mission of Jesus. Ideal for readers of biblical history, Christianity and spirituality.