They also see evidences of His resurrection, but are still not convinced, as in this excerpt:

And here's part of Chapter 11 ("Christ and Crisis") of my purposeful Sci-fi (time travel) novel, where they actually view the crucifixion and yet remain unmoved.:

HAPPY GOOD FRIDAY. As we remember Jesus' death, here's an excerpt from my Biblical novel which shows what his death would have meant to two of the people living then, namely Barabbas, who was just released instead of Jesus, and Timotheus the other beggar who was involved in the robbery. Notice how I weave poetry into the prose in the descriptions of the crucifixion.

Here's an excerpt from PART II, Chapter 9 of my Biblical novel, where Timotheus has an up close confrontation with Jesus during the triumphal entry.

Here's an excerpt from Part I Chapter 15 ("Blackmail or Bigamy ?") from my Biblical novel, where I flesh out Herod's affair with his brother's wife and imagine how his bigomistic marriage, mentioned in gospels, came to be.

Here's the next part of Chapter 8 ("Humanism and Hope") of my purposeful (gospel) Sci-fi (time travel) novel, so you can see why I chose this particular year for the time travelers to land.

Here's part of Chapter 8 ("Plans")of my Biblical novel, where Barabbas solidifies his insurrection plans, but worries about what his wife will think.

Here's an excerpt from Chapter 8 of my purposeful Sci-fi (time travel) novel, where they finally do escape the war-torn future only to find a stowaway, but one who has something which may be of help to them.

And, here's part of Chapter 8 ("The Assignment) of my Biblical novel, where Manaheem plants the vision of leading the insurrection in the mind of Barabbas: