Six Charges One Verdict

By Abraham Yakov

What if Jesus had received a fair trial?

Not the midnight hearing that history records - the borrowed authority, the verdict decided before the first witness spoke. A real trial. With rules. With evidence. A prosecution that had to prove its case. A defense that was allowed to speak. And a jury of twelve ordinary people who had to look at everything and decide.

Six charges. Three days. Every piece of evidence examined under the strictest standards of proof.

The charges are serious. Sabbath violation. Association with sinners. Blasphemy. Claiming to be the Son of God. Sedition against the temple. Treason against Caesar. High Priest Caiaphas has built a case that should hold. His witnesses are credible. His legal arguments are sound.

But the defense has something the prosecution did not anticipate.

Seven hundred years of prophecy - specific, verifiable, written centuries before the accused was born. The birthplace. The lineage. The manner of arrival. The nature of the mission. The details of the death. And witnesses who were there. Who saw what they saw. Who cannot be shaken loose from their own memory.

As the trial unfolds across three days, the evidence accumulates into something that demands a verdict. Not a theological verdict. A legal one. Based on what was presented. Based on what was proven.

You are the thirteenth juror.

The evidence is about to be presented.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0GT5L455J
• ISBN13: 9798252566214
• Release Date: March 2026
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 160 Pages
• Weight: 0.49 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 6.0" x 9.0"