Como surgiu o começo

In the heart of Jerusalem, Yeshua felt a strange unease. The skies darkened, and whispers of the world's end spread like wildfire. It was not just a rumor; people were genuinely scared. Yeshua knew he had to find the reason behind this impending doom. He decided to seek out the ancient scrolls in the Temple.

As Yeshua reached the Temple, he found the doors locked tight. Panic set in among the people gathered outside. Yeshua approached a guard. - Why is the Temple closed? Yeshua asked. - The High Priest has ordered it, fearing the end, the guard replied.

Yeshua needed to get inside the Temple, but the guard wouldn't let him pass. He decided to find another way. He remembered a hidden passage he had read about in his youth. - I must find that passage, Yeshua thought.

Yeshua searched the outskirts of the Temple for the hidden passage. Hours passed, and his hope began to fade. Just as he was about to give up, he noticed a small, concealed door. - This must be it, he whispered to himself.

Inside the hidden passage, Yeshua navigated through dark, narrow corridors. He stumbled upon a room filled with ancient scrolls. - I need to find the scroll that explains the reason for every beginning, he thought. He began his search, feeling the weight of the world on his shoulders.

Hours turned into days, and Yeshua found nothing. He felt hopeless. - Maybe there's no answer, he muttered. But giving up wasn't an option. He kept searching, driven by the fear of the world's end.

Yeshua finally found a scroll that seemed promising. It mentioned a forgotten prophecy about the end of times and the reason for beginnings. - This might be it, he thought. But the text was in an ancient language he couldn't fully understand.

He needed help to decipher the scroll. Yeshua decided to visit an old friend, Miriam, who was a scholar of ancient languages. - Miriam, can you help me? Yeshua asked as he arrived at her home. - Of course, Yeshua. Show me the scroll, she replied.

Miriam examined the scroll carefully. - This is indeed a rare find, she said. - It speaks of a hidden wisdom that can save us. But the rest is too faded to read. Yeshua felt his hope slipping away again.

Yeshua and Miriam decided to consult the oldest sage in Jerusalem. - We have no other choice, Yeshua said. The sage lived on the outskirts of the city, in a small, hidden house. - Let's go, Miriam agreed.

They reached the sage's house, and Yeshua explained their quest. The sage listened intently. - The answer you seek lies in understanding the true nature of wisdom, the sage said. - But how do we find it? Miriam asked.

The sage gave them a riddle: - The beginning and the end are but two sides of the same coin. To understand one, you must first understand the other. Yeshua felt more confused than ever. - What does it mean? he asked.

Yeshua and Miriam pondered the sage's words. - It must mean that the end is not truly the end, Miriam suggested. - And that every beginning holds a piece of the end, Yeshua added. They felt a spark of hope.

With renewed determination, Yeshua and Miriam returned to the Temple. They re-examined the scroll in light of the sage's words. - It's like a puzzle, Yeshua said. - We need to see the bigger picture.

Piece by piece, they began to understand the prophecy. It spoke of a wisdom that transcends time. - The reason for every beginning is the wisdom gained from every end, Yeshua realized. - That's the key to saving us, Miriam exclaimed.

Yeshua and Miriam shared their discovery with the people of Jerusalem. - We must embrace wisdom to start anew, Yeshua proclaimed. The skies began to clear, and hope returned to the city. The end was just a new beginning.