A.D. The Bible Continues

High Priest Caiaphas and Governor Pilate crucify Jesus to restore order in Jerusalem. For Peter and the disciples it is their darkest hour.

The empty tomb baffles authorities who hunt for Jesus' body, while his disciples flee to Galilee where their resurrected leader awaits.

During Pentecost, zealots target Pilate while Spirit-filled disciples boldly preach, leading to Peter and John's arrest.

As Pilate's revenge brings mass executions, Peter and John escape conviction. The growing church faces divine judgment of false converts.

Pilate closes in on the Zealot assassin and the disciples stand trial again. Stephen speaks out against the temple and pays the ultimate price.

As Saul hunts Christians, forcing them to scatter and spread their message, the Emperor arrives to judge Pilate's rule of a chaotic Jerusalem.

Saul's mission to hunt Peter ends in a divine vision, while Claudia's prophetic dreams spell doom for Pilate's future.

Caligula demands that his statue be placed in the Temple. Pilate and Caiaphas know such desecration will cause rebellion. Saul returns a changed man.

Saul preaches in Jerusalem and Caiaphas is enraged. James the Just comes to help Peter tackle Caiaphas. The Zealots and Ethiopians plot against Rome.

James wins peace from Caiaphas, while Peter's miracle draws converts. As zealots gather strength, their Ethiopian ally finds faith in Jesus instead.

As Caligula's statue threatens holy war at the Temple, the disciples stay true to Jesus' teaching and win their first Roman convert.