What if the story of Jesus had been told by those who were truly there?

In Eyewitnesses, the life of Jesus unfolds through twelve voices - men and women who witnessed the most extraordinary events of the Gospel. Each chapter gives voice to a different observer: a mother, a friend, a skeptic, a soldier, a disciple, and even an unexpected witness whose perspective transcends time itself.

From the Annunciation to the Resurrection, these testimonies guide the reader through the decisive moments of Jesus' life: the Nativity, the wedding at Cana, the forgiveness of the adulterous woman, the raising of Lazarus, the agony in Gethsemane, the Crucifixion, and the mystery of the empty tomb.

Written as a series of vivid narrative testimonies, Eyewitnesses invites readers to experience the Gospel events from within - through the emotions, doubts, hopes, and revelations of those who stood closest to them.

Blending historical imagination with theological reflection, the book offers a contemplative journey into the heart of the Christian story. The narrative is accompanied by detailed endnotes that illuminate the historical, geographical, and cultural context of the events described, helping readers rediscover familiar passages of the Gospel in a deeper and often surprising light.

Eyewitnesses is not a retelling of the Gospel, but an immersion into the lived experience of those who saw, heard, and were forever changed by the presence of Jesus.