This novel comprises three parts covering the Christian-Roman period. The first part, "Jesus son of Mary", discusses the birth of Christ up to the murder of John the Baptist, initiating divine wrath for his death.

The second part, "The Apostles", deals with the plots by the Jews to capture Christ, leading them to convince the Roman ruler to crucify him until he is ascended, marking the beginning of the evangelism led by Mary Magdalene and Apostle Peter, known as "the Rock".

The third part continues with Paul, initially known as Saul of Tarsus, detailing his influence on Christian doctrines, his travels recorded in "Acts of the Apostles", and the deaths of the apostles one by one until the youngest, Apostle John, dies in 100 AD.