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|  | | Abraham The Dreamer, An Erotic and Sacred Love Story
A radically different view of Abraham, Sarah and Hagar, caught in a deadly love triangle, nearly culminating in the sacrifice of Isaac, the son of Sarah, who is portrayed as a high priestess serving Inanna, the goddess of Love and War.
The fast-paced, provocative, biblical novel explores the turbulent love triangle involving Abraham, his emotionally distant wife, Sarah, and her handmaid, Hagar, “the other woman,” who is assigned to give Abraham a son and becomes the love of his life.
The book culminates with Abraham’s near-fatal sacrifice of Isaac, the son born finally to the childless Sarah. The paperback novel, about the “First Family” of Jews, Christians and Muslims, offers an unconventional interpretation of the biblical story, with Sarah portrayed as a high priestess in service to Inanna, the Sumerian goddess of Lov | |  | | My Jewish Brother Jesus
Here is the story of Jesus, told respectfully, but from a Jewish perspective. Written as a novel, it explores the relationship of Jesus, Judas and Mary Magdalene, and offers new insight into the Trial and Crucifixion.
This Biblical novel deals with the life of Jesus from a Jewish point of view, offering a respectful and sympathetic rather than hostile view of Judaism.
Jesus is presented as a Jew who sees himself as the Messiah. The author seeks to set the record straight about the Trial and Crucifixion, showing how Jesus was seen as a threat to Rome, whose forces occupied the Holy Land.
The Roman governor, Pontius Pilate, who is usually portrayed as friendly to Jesus and reluctant about sending him to his death, is shown here as he really was: a scheming, manipulative, cruel r |
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