The Blood of the Bones

Underground at the Garden Tomb in Jerusalem, Lute, Malcolm, and Maria discover an ancient Jewish burial cave, containing an ossuary. Writing on a wall of the cave, and the lid of the ossuary, each state, "yasue bar yusuf aibn, allah." When Lute impulsively opens the ossuary and finds bones resting in it, the very foundations of the Christian faith are threatened. Several days later, the ossuary and the bones turn up missing, and the explorers must quickly find the items and defend Christianity against threats from evil forces. This novel combines archaelogical history, science, Biblical history, and theological truths, all culminating in a defense of the Gospel of Jesus in an Israeli courtroom. The sequel to the the award winning "The Blood of Temple Mount," (2024 award at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival), and "The Blood of the Ark."

Ray Eichenberger is a retired attorney, and lives in a suburb of Columbus, Ohio. Ray has a B.S. in Education from Miami University, a B.A. in HIstory from Miami University, and a Juris Doctor from Capital University. Ray's hobbies are golf, travel, and racing and breeding standardbred horses for racing. Ray is a Christian author with twenty books to his credit, including non-fiction Christian themes, and fictional works. Ray can be contacted at RedFootBooks@aol.com.