prophesied and appeared to us."

His shade appeared to you?

"No, he appeared. The women went to anoint His body as it lay in His tomb according to custom while we men hid in our fear. They came to us with word that He had disappeared from the tomb. They told us that a man clothed in white appeared before them and told them that He had risen from the dead. We men found it as the women had said. After this He appeared to us many times before He rose to heaven where He sits at the right hand of the Father."

So, your God sent his Son, who is also God, to die for us, which He did and later rose from the dead?

"Yes, for us and for ourto beat the prisoner (and actually do it this time) and release him. In summation, this Simon Peter is for the most part, an unremarkable man. He is illiterate even in his own language although his Latin is excellent. The chief jailer informs us that he is a superb linguist and can speak to anyone in the jail in their own language, which includes barbarians from beyond even the Empire. His religious beliefs are undeveloped and somewhat contradictory. His schizophrenic three in one God is reminiscent of Janus. The sacrifice of a god for mankind is nothing new. Prometheus comes to mind. We will of course investigate further the charge of treason brought against Jesus. Regarding his return from the dead and his miracles they are unimpressive fairly