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R. Weerstand. Set in the year 64 a.d. during the reign of Nero, this book relates the persecution suffered by Christians as seen through the eyes of a Roman boy named Quintus. Quintus learns about Jesus through his apprenticeship to Aquila, a Christian tent maker. When Christians are blamed for a mysterious fire that destroys Rome, all are forced to flee or face a terrible death. Quintus must decide whether to accept Christ or remain faithful to the laws of Rome. Based on historical facts. 136 pages; paper; Inheritance Publications.
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