They say the Bible survived everything — fire, war, empire, time itself. Maybe that’s true. But survival comes at a price.
Long before it was printed in gold and placed on altars, it was whispered in the dark by people who weren’t supposed to have it. Farmers, slaves, women, the poor — people who read it not for comfort but for courage. They believed its words could turn the world upside down.
Then the powerful read it too. And everything changed.
