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"Shipwrecks. Conflict. Imprisonment. This book continues the First-Century Diaries series. Here, in fictional diary form, is the story of Paul's journeys to establish the first-century church. Priscilla, a vibrant Roman follower of Jesus Christ and the wife of Aquila, narrates this dramatic account. Readers follow Paul as he faces the specter of Blastinius and legal heartaches in Jerusalem. A fascinating way to relive the struggles and the courage of the early church. Biblically sound. Creatively written."--Publisher description. | "Shipwrecks. Conflict. Imprisonment. This book continues the First-Century Diaries series. Here, in fictional diary form, is the story of Paul's journeys to establish the first-century church. Priscilla, a vibrant Roman follower of Jesus Christ and the wife of Aquila, narrates this dramatic account. Readers follow Paul as he faces the specter of Blastinius and legal heartaches in Jerusalem. A fascinating way to relive the struggles and the courage of the early church. Biblically sound. Creatively written."--Publisher description. | ||
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Published in Wheaton, IL: Tyndale House, 2001. | Published in Wheaton, IL: Tyndale House, 2001. | ||
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[[Category:Literature|2001 Edwards]] | [[Category:Literature--2000s|2001 Edwards]] | ||
[[Category:Novels|2001 Edwards]] | [[Category:Novels|2001 Edwards]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:10, 11 August 2018
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The Priscilla Diary (2001) is a novel by Gene Edwards.
Abstract
Book Four of a five-volume story of Paul, as told by his friends.
"Shipwrecks. Conflict. Imprisonment. This book continues the First-Century Diaries series. Here, in fictional diary form, is the story of Paul's journeys to establish the first-century church. Priscilla, a vibrant Roman follower of Jesus Christ and the wife of Aquila, narrates this dramatic account. Readers follow Paul as he faces the specter of Blastinius and legal heartaches in Jerusalem. A fascinating way to relive the struggles and the courage of the early church. Biblically sound. Creatively written."--Publisher description.
Editions
Published in Wheaton, IL: Tyndale House, 2001.