One week had passed – that was all – and in that time a small group within the crowded city of Jerusalem claimed to have experienced the most astonishing event known to mankind. At least seventeen people, thirteen men and four women, could testify that they had actually seen the crucified prophet from Galilee who had risen from the dead. As yet though, they and their friends retained the secret; the authorities had heard only that the tomb was empty and the body of Jesus missing.
Commending Peter Trumper's earlier title On the Eve of the Atonement, one reviewer wrote:
'The style is graphic, bringing events to life where many a sermon fails … this book cannot be commended too highly.' Mark Johnston Grove Chapel Camberwell, London
Dr Peter Trumper served congregations in Wales for nearly twenty-five years before retiring from the ministry of Holywell Evangelical Church in 1986. He founded Vocal Protestants' International Fellowship and is the editor of its journal 1521, as well as being the author of numerous titles including On the Eve of the Atonement, also published by Evangelical Press.
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