Chapter FourTalking privately to John in the scribe’s room, Benjamin was anxious to hear the outcome of his great-grandfather’s trip around the Ephesus church districts, and the elders’ meeting.
“You are asking me to tell you something that is not your place to know,” John admonished.
“But I knew about the meeting, and the reason for it Saba,” Benjamin protested.
“Anything that the elders want to make public will be announced at our various fellowship meetings on the Sabbath.”
“Sorry Saba... I only wanted to know if things had worked out for the men.”
“I can put your mind at rest on that. It seems the men had a friend in a high place and they were released. Say nothing to your mother yet. She does not know about the coming changes or there were arrests for that matter. Neither your fa
