Upper Room: The Way: 33 AD to 57 AD

Upper Room, The Way: 33 AD to 57 AD is the first historical novel telling the story of Jesus’ burial Shroud. A story so massive with details and facts, that the media could not begin to present a complete report. Too much time is needed to do so, and the fear of being dull with science details that don’t make any profits, stifles the best producers. However, this historical novel is never dull. L. J. tells an amazing heart pounding, mind augmentation, eye opening, relatable, heart-rendering, and untold story, based on facts and human behavior. A story so compelling, all will spend the time to learn confirming details after reading Upper Room, in order to share the message left some two thousand years ago, for all of us today. For if there is a God, who sent His only Son, is there constant and undeniable proof our human behavior seems to always demand?

L. J. Williams has been actively researching data on the Shroud of Turin for nearly one half of a century. As a scientist, L. J. put together the pieces to the Shroud’s story with scrutiny and saw the intricate revelations that span over two thousand years. The disciplines L. J. studied are in: Archaeology, Biology, Botany, Chemistry, Forensics, History, Human Behavior, Medical Science, Palynology, Physics, Textiles, Theology, and Environmental Science. This story shows how elements from all these fields of reason have brought to light what a photograph started in 1898 of a 2,000 year-old Sindone.

Each Gospel’s author has the events about Jesus they knew best. They wrote about Jesus, not a story about themselves. For example, all four Gospels detail the events of the first Easter morning, some people claim there are contradictions. Upper Room presents every element in each Gospel, told at the tomb, in a feasible order. An order based on various data, that has no contradiction, and where every element did occur. In the end, Upper Room presents an order of elements, at times, differently, but the truth shall never change.