The Cross Maker's Champion - Taylor, Jack A.
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Persian slaves who fight for their lives in gladiator arenas rarely rise to be anyone's champion. But the wounded Nabonidus is soon wooed by two women-a priestess at the Temple of Artemis and a humble follower of Yeshua, Daphne. Soon he must learn the truth about himself-is he a missing Persian prince or simply an unwanted orphan? The arena claims whatever soul may venture there, and Demetrius, a silversmith, joins forces with a giant German giant gladiator, Selsus, to confront the followers of the Way. Meanwhile, Caleb, Suzanna, Titius, and Abigail fight through their own life-threatening…mehr

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Persian slaves who fight for their lives in gladiator arenas rarely rise to be anyone's champion. But the wounded Nabonidus is soon wooed by two women-a priestess at the Temple of Artemis and a humble follower of Yeshua, Daphne. Soon he must learn the truth about himself-is he a missing Persian prince or simply an unwanted orphan? The arena claims whatever soul may venture there, and Demetrius, a silversmith, joins forces with a giant German giant gladiator, Selsus, to confront the followers of the Way. Meanwhile, Caleb, Suzanna, Titius, and Abigail fight through their own life-threatening challenges to join the apostle John and Nabonidus in time. Soon the arena will be packed with chanting patrons. Who will still remain standing when the final blood is spilt? Jack A. Taylor weaves his readers through a maze of Ephesian mysticism and terror as Roman and pagan powers combine to destroy the infant movement of the Way before it takes its first steps out of its birthplace.
Autorenporträt
Award-winning author Jack A. Taylor completes the story of Salome, which began in The Good Sister and continued in The Good Wife. Taylor's long-honed expertise as a pastor and counselor is woven throughout this trilogy following the trajectory of one of the bible's lesser-known characters. With a PhD in counseling and three masters degrees, he's studied biblical history for 40 years, traveled extensively in Galilee, and written eight books set in this era and region, including The Cross Maker, the Word Guild Historical Novel of the Year in 2020. He lives in Vancouver, Canada, with his wife, Gayle, and a retinue of tropical fish. For more, go to jackataylor.com.