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Maccabee (2007) is a novel by David C. Carson.
Abstract
"Long before the world ever heard of Adolph Hitler, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Hezbollah, or Hamas, a Syrian king calling himself Antiochus Epiphanes called for the destruction of the Jewish nation. Against impossible odds, one elderly priest and his five sons stood up to the king. One of those sons became known as the Maccabee. It was the passion, faith, and military genius of the Maccabee that culminated in what is presently celebrated by Jews the world over as Hanukkah. This is the story of that man and the events that made him one of the great heroes of freedom-loving people everywhere."--Publisher description.
Editions and translations
Published in Denver, CO: Outskirt Press, 2007.
External links
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- American Fiction
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- Made in the 2000s
- Second Temple Studies
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- Second Temple Studies--American Fiction
- Second Temple Studies--English language
- Maccabees (subject)
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