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''' A Love Divine''' (1996) is a novel by [[Alexandra Ripley]].  
''' A Love Divine''' (1996) is a novel by [[Alexandra Ripley]].  


==Abstract==
==Abstract==
A fictional biography of Joseph of Arimathea, the man who according to legend brought Christianity to Britain. He is portrayed as sailor, adventurer, wealthy trader and confidant of King Herod. After Christ miraculously healed his crippled daughter, Joseph converted to Christianity. It was in his tomb that Christ was buried after he was crucified.
A fictional biography of Joseph of Arimathea, the man who according to legend brought Christianity to Britain. He is portrayed as sailor, adventurer, wealthy trader and confidant of King Herod. After Christ miraculously healed his crippled daughter, Joseph converted to Christianity. It was in his tomb that Christ was buried after he was crucified.


==Editions and translations==
==Editions ==
 
Published in New York, NY [America]: Warner Books, 1996.  
Published in New York, NY [America]: Warner Books, 1996.  


Translated into French, Hungarian, Spanish, and  Polish:
====Translations====


*[[Un amour divin (1997 Ripley / Langer), novel (French ed.)]]
*[[Un amour divin (1997 Ripley / Langer), novel (French ed.)]]

Revision as of 08:38, 24 May 2015

<bibexternal title="A Love Divine" author="Ripley"/>

A Love Divine (1996) is a novel by Alexandra Ripley.

Abstract

A fictional biography of Joseph of Arimathea, the man who according to legend brought Christianity to Britain. He is portrayed as sailor, adventurer, wealthy trader and confidant of King Herod. After Christ miraculously healed his crippled daughter, Joseph converted to Christianity. It was in his tomb that Christ was buried after he was crucified.

Editions

Published in New York, NY [America]: Warner Books, 1996.

Translations

External links