Still wrestling with the knowledge that Jesus is no ordinary man, while simultaneously remembering that Jewish teachers have for years denied any possibility that Jesus might be their long awaited Messiah, Daniel lives through the final week of Jesus life...and sees him resurrected. If seeing is believing, why are so many still unable to believe? And yet, how can you continue to deny what you see? As Daniel struggles to believe, particularly when Shale found it so much easier, I found myself wrestling with why those I love can't see what I see. I also found hope in Lorilyn's portrayal of a God who doesn't give up and fights on behalf of his people.

This series just keeps getting better the further I read! ( )

Daniel, the Gladiator is on a path in an alternate universe to fight evil and maintain his Jewish faith in God. Along the way, he witnesses cruelty and temptations as he participates in event that led up the crucifixion of Yeshua and the arrival of Jews at Auschwitz. This story reflects the various paths taken to the Promised Land. The plot moved along with minimal disruptions from time travel switches. ( )