A.D. The Bible Continues

High Priest Calaphas and Governor Pilate crucify Jesus.

With Jesus' tomb empty, Pilate and Caiaphas believe the disciples are to blame.

During the festival of Pentecost, zealot revolutionaries try to kill Pilate; The Holy Spirit empowers the disciples as they start to preach to Gospel; Caiaphas arrests John and Peter.

Pilate responds to a Roman soldier's murder with mass crucifixions; Caiaphas can't convict John and Peter; those with impure intentions are punished.

Pilate closes in on the assassin as the disciples stand trial again; Stephen pays the ultimate price after speaking out.

After failing to silence the disciples, Caiaphas is challenged; Saul is authorized to go ahead with a bitter campaign of persecution.

Saul targets Peter; many people spread the word as they flee the city; chaos in Jerusalem results in the arrival of the Roman emperor, who makes a decision about Pilates' fate.

As Saul tracks Peter, he has a vision on the road to Damascus; Claudia's nightmares come to fruition.

When Emperor Caligula demands that his statue be erected in the temple, Pilate and Caiaphas know that the act will spark a rebellion; Saul returns.

Caiaphas is enraged when Saul preaches in Jerusalem; Peter gets help from James the Just; the Zealots and Ethiopians scheme.

Caiaphas is confronted by James; as the Zealot army grows, a backer turns to Jesus; Peter resurrects Tabitha.

The arrival of Emperor Caligula's statue draws everyone to the battleground of the temple; Cornelius becomes the first Roman convert.