About the book: 2011 / “By turning the wheel, they cultivate the field...” These mysterious words immerse us in a mysterious story dedicated to the new translation of the Bible, begun by order of King James I. In 1605, at Cambridge University, one of the scientists working on a new translation of the Bible was killed by an unknown hand. Dean Marbury, tasked with overseeing the work of the pundits, seeks help to discover the killer who has jeopardized the success of an important case. But the people he turned to are not who they say they are, and the man they send him - Brother Timon - has a dark past, and his hands are stained with blood. He is a messenger of forces seeking to prevent the emergence of a new text of the Bible, supplemented by apocrypha and cleared of distortions. As the insidious murderer continues his terrible work, destroying one translator after another, Brother Timon experiences a spiritual shock, making a choice between devotion to the servants of the church and devotion to the true one. faith. A deep spiritual crisis was caused by the discovery of new manuscripts dating back to the very dawn of Christianity and which illuminated the world anew for the monk who had seen a lot in his life.…