The Gospel According to Pilate

Interesting Facts

• The book is presented as a correspondence between Pontius Pilate and his brother Titus.
• The work is divided into two parts: the first part is Yeshua's diary, and the second is Pilate's letters.
• The author uses historical and biblical characters to explore themes of faith, doubt, and power.
• In the book, Pontius Pilate is depicted as a man who doubts the righteousness of his decision to execute Jesus.
• The work raises questions about the nature of truth and the role of individuals in history.
• The book offers an alternative perspective on the events described in the New Testament.