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He spent his life copying the law. But when the law came to life, everything changed.

In the heart of Jerusalem, a temple scribe has devoted decades to preserving the sacred scrolls — copying every word with precision, guarding every stroke of ink. But when a Galilean teacher begins speaking with the authority of the very Word of God, the scribe's structured world begins to unravel.

A Day in the Life of a Temple Scribe follows one man's quiet crisis of faith as he listens to Jesus, watches the temple shake, and finds himself standing at the foot of a cross he never expected to revere. This is not just a story of doctrine — it's a story of transformation, of the Word made flesh, and of the silence after the scrolls go still.

Book Six in the A Day in the Life: Encounters with Jesus series by Richard Miller.

For readers of biblical fiction, historical drama, and spiritual reflection.