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==Abstract==
==Abstract==
Book two of a very successful trilogy, started with [[Two from Galilee]] (1972). ''Three from Galilee'' portrays the life of Jesus, “the young man from Nazareth,” from age twelve, when he debated the elders in the Temple, through age thirty, when he began his ministry, a period not covered in the Gospels.  
Book two of a very successful trilogy, started with [[Two from Galilee (1972 Holmes), novel]], and concluded by [[The Messiah (1987 Holmes), novel]]. ''Three from Galilee'' portrays the life of Jesus, “the young man from Nazareth,” from age twelve, when he debated the elders in the Temple, through age thirty, when he began his ministry, a period not covered in the Gospels.  


[[Category:Fiction]] [[Category:Novels]]
[[Category:Fiction]] [[Category:Novels]]

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Three from Galilee: The Young Man from Nazareth (1985) is a novel by Marjorie Holmes.

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Published in the United States (New York, NY: Harper & Row, 1985). A bestseller.

Abstract

Book two of a very successful trilogy, started with Two from Galilee (1972 Holmes), novel, and concluded by The Messiah (1987 Holmes), novel. Three from Galilee portrays the life of Jesus, “the young man from Nazareth,” from age twelve, when he debated the elders in the Temple, through age thirty, when he began his ministry, a period not covered in the Gospels.