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What if Jesus didn't just endure the system, He outmaneuvered it?

In this gripping work of theological exploration, Dr. Boaz Kok unveils a daring reinterpretation of the final hours of Christ, not as passive suffering, but as strategic, prophetic choreography. The Divine Loophole reveals how Jesus leveraged legal immunity, calendar conflicts, and geographical jurisdiction to fulfill covenant promises and expose institutional corruption.

Eating Passover in a Samaritan home? Dying at the precise hour of Temple lamb sacrifices? Allowing Judas to deliver Him into jurisdiction, by design?

Every detail of Holy Week is reframed through the lens of tactical grace and prophetic justice.

Rooted in Jewish law, Roman history, and the writings of Josephus, the Mishnah, and the Church Fathers, this book challenges assumptions while calling readers to reconciliation and rediscovery. Far more than an academic treatise, it is a pastoral invitation, to return to the table where division ends and the Kingdom begins.

Whether you're a scholar, pastor, skeptic, or spiritual seeker, this book offers a fresh path into Scripture's most misunderstood legal drama—and the grace that overturned it.

The verdict was rigged. The timing was divine. The trial they buried became the Kingdom they couldn't stop.