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In this exciting romance, the spirit Lucius does refer us to the luminous moments lived by humanity in the time of Jesus, involving Senator Publio Lentulus, his wife Livia, Zacharias, Pilate, among others.
Lucius tells us how Jesus remembered Pilate, whose religious tradition pointed out as the powerful Roman who washed his hands at the most important moment of his life, trying to cleanse himself of that sentence that he, indeed, considered unjust, by declaring that he saw no crime in that man. His condition of power and military capacity as a representative of the greatest empire on Earth was not able to prevent a simple beggar from being cruelly crucified.
Thanks to Jesus' request, Zacharias, one of the so-called seventy, assumed the task of protecting the governor Pilate in all the hauls of his walk, after the crucifixion of the Just One, so that that important Roman ruler could feel helped in the difficult tests he would have to face.
Through his dramas and experiences, the reader will be able to feel that Despite all our falls, Love never leaves us helpless, helping us to get out of the dark abysses where we are projected by our own ignorance.