What surprised him was the calmness of the face.
The sea was not something to be nonchalant about, and yet the serenity of the Galilean's face was astonishing. It could throw up everything malevolent that could be flung at a man: violent wind shear that could cut a man in two, salt laden seawater that stung the eyes, and the combination of wind and water could break a man.
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The Fisherman
EspiritualFrom the author of 'The Scribe' comes a new story focusing on Simon Peter, the leader of the apostles and friend to Jesus.
