Lazarus introduces us to his life in Bethany, to his family and their lives. He is twelve years old when, during Passover in Jerusalem, he becomes friends with a boy from Nazareth. They share a love for God, each in his unique way. Yeshua's way is somewhat of a puzzle to Lazarus, as he puts it; "I was from the traditional school of Jewish teachings; Yeshua was from his own school."The bond between the boys grows and deepens. Together they have a little fun on the way to their adult lives as an adventurous day in a muddy pond reminds the boys that they live in a dangerous occupied state.This is the story of the friendship between two men and the events that change the course of human history. It is the story of two men, two deaths and two resurrections and the enemies of truth that seek to destroy them both.