The Ephesus Scroll

by Ben Chenoweth

Overview

In 93 AD, Loukas, the son of a wealthy Christian trader, is entrusted with a scroll to read in the seven churches of Asia Minor, starting with Ephesus. But the scroll sparks rebellion wherever he goes and the Roman authorities attempt to track him down. All Loukas wants to do is complete his mission and get back to Ephesus and his fiancée, Iounia.

In 2005 AD, Dima and Natasha, a young Russian couple from St. Petersburg, come across a stone box with a scroll inside, found in Ephesus by Dima's great-great-grandfather. The scroll is a complete - and early - copy of the book of Revelation. How did this scroll come to be found in Russia? And has it come to light at this very time for a reason?

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781502384478
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	09/25/2014
Pages:	330
Product dimensions:	5.06(w) x 7.81(h) x 0.68(d)

About the Author

Ben Chenoweth lived in St. Petersburg, Russia with his wife and two children for almost ten years. He currently lives in Melbourne, Australia where he works at the Melbourne School of Theology as their eLearning Coordinator. He enjoys reading, writing, music and playing computer games in equal measures. He has a particular interest in the intersection between theology and the arts.

His first novel, Meeting of Minds, dealt with exploring the galaxy through virtual reality. Later, he wrote a play based on the life of Saul entitled Saul, First King of Israel. His most recent novel, The Ephesus Scroll concerns the discovery in Russia of an ancient scroll of the book of Revelation. He also wrote a musical based on the Biblical book of Esther (a free download of the 1998 performance at Lilydale Baptist Church is available on NoiseTrade).

For more information, go to http://www.ephesusscroll.com.