Return to Masada (2001 Makin), novel

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Return to Masada (2001) is a novel by Robert G. Makin.

Abstract

Christian writer retells the battle of Masada and explores the mystical life of the Essenes as precursors of Free Masonry.

"In a gripping account of the famous Battle of Masada, Robert G. Makin skillfully recaptures the blood and gore as well as the spiritual essence of this historic struggle for freedom and independence. Interwoven with action-packed visuals you will never forget, is a story that cries out to the soul for understanding of unmitigated suffering & sacrifice for the sake of a Destiny that supersedes all earthly combats. The historic Battle of Masada has become a symbol of freedom, hope and courage to die, if necessary, for one's principles. In his novel, Return to Masada, Robert G. Makin delivers a new version of this famous "David and Goliath" struggle of the Jewish people against the Roman Army ... Through unforgettable characters, Makin leaps across the centuries of repetitive battles with the incarnate Self in order to probe at the deeper meaning of human existence. A memorable epic of our time."--Publisher description.

Editions

Published in Tempe, AR: Dandelion Books, 2001.

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