The Roads To Golgotha

The Roads To Golgotha

Six lives. One moment. The world changed forever. The Roads to Golgotha By Leonard Gill Jerusalem — a city on edge. Empires collide, faiths clash, and one execution will alter the fate of the world. But this isn’t the story you think you know. In The Roads to Golgotha , the crucifixion of Jesus of Nazareth forms the backdrop to an epic human drama. Through the eyes of six ordinary people, we witness history unfolding — not in prophecy or miracle, but in duty, politics, and survival. Two rulers — Caiaphas, the high priest guarding tradition, and Pilate, the governor torn between power and conscience. Two soldiers — Shmuel, the temple guard caught between loyalty and fear, and Cornelius, a Roman centurion bound by honor. Two spies — Judah ben Simon, driven by belief, and Simonius the Praetorian, ruled by ambition. Each walks a different road to Golgotha — unaware that their choices, made in the shadow of a cross, will echo through eternity. The Roads to Golgotha is not a tale of saints or sinners, but of people — flawed, faithful, and human — standing at the heart of history’s most extraordinary moment.