Disciple

Reviewers say: "The author did a wonderful job on weaving history and fact together to make a fast paced and gripping book."..."Two thumbs up This was a fascinating book..." "Well Done E G Lewis faithfully tracks the events of Acts, filling in realistic scenarios and vibrant characters..." The Seeds of Christianity find Fertile Soil; Rivkah and her family convert to the Way of Yeshua. Temple authorities refuse to buy lambs from Yeshua's followers. Unable to survive in their home settlement, they move to Jerusalem. Increasing persecution against Believers forces them out again. Leaving Jerusalem, they head for Antioch with Simon Peter to establish the Church there. Experience life in the early Church through this well-researched and historically accurate novel as the first Christians struggle to live out the teachings of Yeshua in an often hostile environment. Sit beside the twelve apostles as they partition the world and begin their mission of preaching and teaching. Encounter Saul of Tarsus, the scourge of the early Church and Stephen, the first to die for his faith. Stand beside Channah as she watches a mob stone the man she loves. Meet Pavlos of Antioch, the mute giant whose actions speak louder than words, and whose innate goodness created a ministry to the weak and helpless. Weep for Eleana, the young Parthian woman who was savagely attacked by a Roman soldier and must now decide whether to bear the child that must be his. Walk with the early Disciples as they sow the Seeds of Christianity. Historically and Biblically correct.

Author: E. G. Lewis
Publisher: Cape Arago Press
Published: 01/04/2014
Pages: 324
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.96lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.68d
ISBN: 9780982594926

About the Author
E.G. Lewis writes both Fiction and non-Fiction. A former newspaper editor and publisher, his articles have appeared in many national and regional magazines. He also wrote and directed corporate training films. He has a graduate degree in Economics from Ohio State University and worked in management and corporate planning before becoming a fulltime novelist. He and his wife Gail, an editor and writer, live on the Southern Oregon Coast.

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