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ST. DISMAS: Condemned by Rome, Redeemed by Christ
Rome called him a criminal.
Christ called him a son.
In the brutal shadow of empire, he was just another thief nailed to a cross-forgotten by history, erased by law, condemned to die between two worlds. He had no followers. No miracles. No time. Just blood, guilt, and a final breath.
And then he spoke:
Jesus, remember me.
What happened next shattered every rule about who God saves, how far mercy reaches, and when it is too late.
ST. DISMAS: Condemned by Rome, Redeemed by Christ is the unforgettable story of the only man in Scripture who was promised paradise by the lips of Jesus Himself. This is not the tale of a saint who lived a holy life. This is the raw, visceral journey of a man who wasted his life and found eternal life in his last moment.
Walk the dust of Jerusalem as a boy becomes a bandit. Stand at the crossroads where desperation turns to violence. Feel the iron in his wrists and the weight of the world as the sky goes dark at noon. And hear the word that broke hell open: Today you will be with me in paradise.
From the legends of the True Cross to the prisons, hospitals, and deathbeds of today, Dismas's story still thunders: No life is too far gone. No moment is too late. No sin is greater than the mercy that met him on a cross.
If you've ever believed your past disqualifies you...
If you've ever whispered *I've gone too far*...
If you've ever wondered whether God remembers the ones the world forgets...
Meet the thief who stole heaven.
The patron of the desperate. The saint of the eleventh hour. The man who died condemned by Rome-and woke redeemed by Christ.
His story will wreck your view of grace.
And it just might save your life.
Title
ST. DISMAS: Condemned by Rome, Redeemed by Christ
Publisher
Independently published
Published
May 2026
Weight
264g
Page Count
190
Dimensions
15.3 x 22.9 x 1.1 cm
ISBN
9798197543745
ISBN-10
8197543747
Eden Code
7552926
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