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==Abstract== | ==Abstract== | ||
A dialogue between [[Elizabeth]], the mother of [[John the Baptist]], and [[Mary of Nazareth], the mother of Jesus, on the meaning of their sons' deaths. [[Elizabeth]] is bitter, as God informed [[Zacharias]] rather than her that her son would be a prophet, and accuses [[Jesus]] of betrayal, as he did not raise [[John the Baptist|John]] from the dead as he did with [[Lazarus]]. Mary explains the necessity in the light of Jesus' mission. | |||
A dialogue between [[Elizabeth]], the mother of [[John the Baptist]], and [[Mary of Nazareth]], the mother of Jesus, on the meaning of their sons' deaths. [[Elizabeth]] is bitter, as God informed [[Zacharias]] rather than her that her son would be a prophet, and accuses [[Jesus]] of betrayal, as he did not raise [[John the Baptist|John]] from the dead as he did with [[Lazarus]]. Mary explains the necessity in the light of Jesus' mission. | |||
==Editions and translations== | ==Editions and translations== | ||
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Ancient Rage (1995) is a novel by Mary Lee Wile.
Abstract
A dialogue between Elizabeth, the mother of John the Baptist, and Mary of Nazareth, the mother of Jesus, on the meaning of their sons' deaths. Elizabeth is bitter, as God informed Zacharias rather than her that her son would be a prophet, and accuses Jesus of betrayal, as he did not raise John from the dead as he did with Lazarus. Mary explains the necessity in the light of Jesus' mission.
Editions and translations
Published in Burdett, NY [America]: Larson, 1995.