The Testimonium - Smith, Lewis
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PONTIUS PILATE SPEAKS!For two thousand years the tiny chamber on the island of Capri had been sealed, hiding a scroll that could confirm the single most important claim of the Christian faith--or disprove it once and for all.Now an earthquake has torn that chamber open, and a team of archeologists led by Italian scholar Isabella Sforza are about to make a discovery that will shake the world of faith--and make them the target of a deadly terrorist attack.What did Pontius Pilate say about the trial and execution of Jesus of Nazareth?Make no mistake . . .THE TESTIMONIUM will leave you breathless!

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PONTIUS PILATE SPEAKS!For two thousand years the tiny chamber on the island of Capri had been sealed, hiding a scroll that could confirm the single most important claim of the Christian faith--or disprove it once and for all.Now an earthquake has torn that chamber open, and a team of archeologists led by Italian scholar Isabella Sforza are about to make a discovery that will shake the world of faith--and make them the target of a deadly terrorist attack.What did Pontius Pilate say about the trial and execution of Jesus of Nazareth?Make no mistake . . .THE TESTIMONIUM will leave you breathless!
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A true son of the Lone Star state with Texas roots that go back six generations, Lewis was born in the heart of Texas on December 13, 1963, and graduated from Ford High School in Quinlan in 1982.He is the father of daughters, Rachel and Rebecca, husband since 1984 to love of his life, Patty.A veteran of four years in the US Navy during the Cold War as a radioman with a top secret clearance, Lewis was involved in the USS Lockwood incident in December 1985, when the frigate on which Lewis was serving collided with a Filipino freighter near Yokosuka, Japan.After serving his country, Lewis attended East Texas State University, from which he received his BA in 1990, and his Master's in 1993. He is now in his third decade teaching history at Greenville Christian School, northeast of Dallas. Every spring as graduation draws near, Lewis writes a personalized letter to each senior, reflecting on their time together, and gifts each with a flint arrowhead, as an enduring token of affection toward the students who have passed through his classroom.