The Lost Moonflower (2006 Karoor), novel

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The Lost Moonflower (2006) is a novel by Isaac Karoor.

Abstract

"What role did women actually play in the days of the early Church? The Lost Moonflower is a riveting, fast-paced novel that raises many questions about the practices of the modern Church. Set in the apostolic era, from AD 40 to AD 90, it portrays the story of Phoebe, the woman mentioned in Paul's letter to the Romans (Rom16:1). Follow along as she searches tirelessly for meaning in all areas of her life, especially her spiritual life, and pushes the boundaries of her world with sensitivity and understanding. Modern readers will also become acquainted with the Gospel writers as real people. In reading the Bible, it is easy to forget that these writers lived and breathed just as we do. Author Isaac Karoor captures this reality through lively dialogue and plausible situations. The reader is allowed to gaze through history's window to see the life and times of the Bible, which Karoor describes with impeccable detail. Readers of all ages will enjoy The Lost Moonflower?an enchanting lesson on the history of the Christian Church."--Publisher description.

Editions

Published in Mustang, OK: Tate Publishing, 2006.

External links

  • [ Google Books]
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