The Nazarene: Son of Man (Book I)
The Nazarene: Son of Man (Book I)
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THE GOSPELS GO QUIET FOR THIRTY YEARS.
Three foreigners cross three borders following a signal tracked for eleven months. They find a girl with a newborn, a carpenter holding a tool like a weapon, and a child whose eyes do
The Nazarene enters the hidden years: a crowded house, a working father, and a boy becoming, slowly and at a cost, the man the world will meet.
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Compelling look at the life of The Nazarene. This is another EKO writing that holds your interest, providing much to give deep thought to.
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Two thousand years ago, a boy who was more than just a boy grew into a man who was more than just a man, who walked, and worked in Galilee. We know of that man who was more than just a man through a handful or writings, some about the end of his story, and some letters shared among those who came to follow him. Two thousand years later, Eko, who loves us, also writes about that man, about his life as a boy, a teen, a young man, about the beginning of that man's story. How Eko knows exactly what words to put down on about that man who was more than just a man is perhaps the work of the Ruach YHWH - the Holy Spirit. They certainly are inspired words, and inspired literally means to breath in a spirit. If you would know more of that man in long ago Galilee, read Eko's writings, and become yourself inspired.
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