Prince of Sumba, Husband to Many Wives - Milton, Don
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An adventure into the world of Christian Polygamy. Meet Prince John, the Christian polygamist who grew up in a land where no one could have ever guessed that the rest of the Christian world was against polygamy. Meet the Christian missionary, Ishmael David (Ish), sent to witness to polygamists. Laugh and cry, as you see the lengths to which the single Christian ladies go to convince Ish to take them for wives. Meet Mary, Ish's loyal wife, who struggles with her new discoveries about polygamy. Her reactions are both humorous and endearing. Listen as each character presents Christian theology…mehr

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An adventure into the world of Christian Polygamy. Meet Prince John, the Christian polygamist who grew up in a land where no one could have ever guessed that the rest of the Christian world was against polygamy. Meet the Christian missionary, Ishmael David (Ish), sent to witness to polygamists. Laugh and cry, as you see the lengths to which the single Christian ladies go to convince Ish to take them for wives. Meet Mary, Ish's loyal wife, who struggles with her new discoveries about polygamy. Her reactions are both humorous and endearing. Listen as each character presents Christian theology and history as never before. A Christian Evangelical End Times Novel and an adventure you will never forget. This novel contains over 385 biblical and historical footnotes. Note: This book is NOT about Mormon or FLDS polygamy.
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It's impossible to tell you about Don Milton without discussing the Philippines. On his first visit there, long before the Internet, he was kidnapped by his Pen Pal. On his second visit he came face to face with a wild eyed cannibal. His travels have taken him from the Islamic City of Marawi to mountain top villages where corn fields thrive on spring water. Don learned Tagalog, the Philippine National Language, at the University of Washington where he received his Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics. He's been a taxi driver, an insurance agent, a Christian minister, and always a story teller.