When Daniel's brother David dies on the cross next to Jesus, he can only think of revenge. An important man dies mysteriously at the Ecclesia and a Roman tribune orders Daniel to investigate. Although he enters the meeting place of the Christians as a spy, Daniel soon finds himself being won over by the gentle ways of the people he meets. For the first time in his life, he learns to think of others. He makes friends with Stephen, a young Greek, and Stephen's beautiful sister Cassandra. With Cassandra, he feeds and clothes the poor. From Stephen and his friends Peter, John, and James, Daniel learns about the life of Jesus. Witnessing the kindness and the miracles around him, Daniel is drawn more and more to the Christians and when his friend Stephen is arrested, he risks his life to save him. The incident leads to his own arrest and a confrontation with the Roman governor, forcing Daniel to finally choose whether or not he will follow Jesus. His brother David found redemption, but can Daniel believe in the grace of God? The story of a man whose life was changed by Jesus Christ,  The Pardon is a universal tale for anybody who might have lost their way.