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From the shores of Galilee comes a revolution that will shake heaven and earth. When Jesus of Nazareth makes the fishing village of Capernaum his headquarters, the impossible becomes everyday reality. Nets break with miraculous catches. Demons scream and flee. The paralysed walk. The dead rise. But with each miracle, opposition grows darker and more deadly. Through the eyes of those who witnessed it firsthand—from a desperate synagogue ruler to a bleeding woman in the crowd, from a Roman centurion to doubting disciples—experience the eighteen months that changed history. Feel Peter's terror as he steps onto storm-tossed waves. Stand with the four friends who tear through a roof to reach the healer. Witness refined Pharisees clash with a carpenter who dares to forgive sins. This isn't the sanitised Sunday school version. This is raw, visceral, and real—where political intrigue meets supernatural power, where religious authorities plot murder, and where the cost of following this rabbi might be everything. As Jesus trains twelve ordinary men to carry his authority and sends them throughout Galilee, the kingdom of God invades earth with beautiful, terrifying power. But when word arrives that John the Baptist has been beheaded in Herod's dungeon, everyone realises the stakes: this kingdom will come through suffering, not swords. Book 2 of the Jesus Trilogy brings ancient Galilee to blazing life through: Multiple first-person perspectives that illuminate familiar stories with fresh insight Historically accurate details that ground miracles in gritty first.