Letters from the House of David - Faith Happens When the Past Speaks

di Sidney St. James (Autore)

BeeBop Publishing Group, 2025

When a young archaeologist unearths a sealed jar buried beneath the walls of Jerusalem, she discovers something no one was meant to find — a set of first-century letters written by a woman who witnessed the ministry, miracles, and crucifixion of Jesus Christ. Dr. Rachel Hale, a brilliant but disillusioned scholar, believes the letters may be the most significant historical discovery of her generation. Yet as she begins to translate each fragile scroll, strange patterns emerge — words glowing faintly under moonlight, symbols that cross faiths and centuries, and warnings written to those "who would awaken the Covenant when the world forgets." Her journey ignites a global firestorm. Religious leaders, politicians, and secret orders race to claim or destroy the truth Rachel uncovers. But what begins as an archaeological mystery becomes something far more profound — a test of faith that bridges two women's lives across two thousand years. In ancient Jerusalem, Miriam, the daughter of a Jewish merchant, writes to her father in Egypt, describing her encounters with Jesus of Nazareth. Her words, full of fear and wonder, reveal a love that defies death itself. In modern Jerusalem, Rachel races to protect those same letters — and her rediscovered faith — before forces of power erase them forever. As the two timelines converge, one truth burns through the centuries: We were never chosen to hold the light. We were chosen to share it. A sweeping dual-timeline epic of discovery, danger, and divine remembrance — part archaeological thriller, part spiritual awakening — The Letters of the House of David is an unforgettable journey for fans of Indiana Jones, The Da Vinci Code, and The Shack.

• Autore: Sidney St. James
• Anno edizione: 2025
• Editore: BeeBop Publishing Group
• Formato: EPUB2 con DRMFREE
• Lingua: Inglese
• Compatibilità: Tutti i dispositivi (eccetto Kindle)
• Layout: Reflowable
• EAN: 9798232934613