William E Planck

The Ben-Adon Scrolls William E Planck

The Dead Sea scrolls calls it the conflict between the Sons of Light and Sons of Darkness. We know it as a spiritual struggle between good and evil. Over the years, it has taken on many different identities, but the struggle remains the same. Which way should you go? There are no facts to set on, no escaping to the desert or a cave. The struggle is here. It is real, and we must deal with it.

The Ben-Adon Scrolls tells the story of just such a struggle. It is the story of a people who are exposed to the tale of the first three years of the ministry of Jesus of Nazareth, his crucifixion, his resurrection, and his ascension. Everyone has the same information, but the reaction varies according to their background, their conscience, and the dictates of their upbringing.

Pontius Pilate put the question to the chief priests when he freed Barabbas. "What then should I do with Jesus called Christ?"

This question has come down through the ages. It has been confronted by Paupers, kings, and every other class of humanity.

This book will help you define or redefine your answer to this most important question. Some of the characters are fictitious and some are real, but they will all be affected by the conflict of their day.

This conflict is not over. It is just as present today as it was some 2,000 years ago, and everyone confronted by it.

Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find.