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|  | | A Woman Called Mary
The life and times of Mary Magdalene
Who Was Mary Magdalene?
div>Mary Magdalene, or Mary of Magdala, is a woman who shows up in the New Testament only a few times. There is a commonly held belief that she was either a prostitute or the woman taken in adultery who the leaders of the community brought to Jesus and asked Him to pass judgement on her. This is where the famous line, "Let him who is without sin cast the first stone" comes from./div>
div>We actually know little about Mary from the Bible and historical accounts. I have taken what we know from the Bible and written a novel abo | |  | | Sons of Thunder`
The story of the two apostles James and John whom Jesus nicknamed Sons of Thunder. Why did He call them that? Read the book to find out one possibility.
The story of the two apostles James and John whom Jesus nicknamed Sons of Thunder. Why did He call them that? Read the book to find out one possibility.
| |  | | The Man From Cyrene
The Man From Cyrene traces the life of Simon of Cyrene who helped Jesus carry the cross to Calvary and how that even changed his life and the lives of those around him.
Looking for a good read for the summer? Read the gripping new novel by A.D. Ray THE MAN FROM CYRENE. Just who was the man who carried the cross for Jesus?
div>Can you imagine what it would have been like to be in his shoes? How would a person’s life be impacted by such an experience? We know little about Simon of Cyrene. We can only speculate how his life was altered. It would have to be. One could not meet Jesus face-to-face like that and not be forever changed. THE MAN FROM CYRENE tells the story of Simon bar Tolomeo and how he and his family and frien | |  | | To Walk Those Dusty Roads
This is a companion guidebook to the Life and Times series of books by A.D. Ray. It is intended as an aid to the reader in understanding some of the Hebrew words and terms, place names and locations, and other sundry details in the novels.
This is a companion guidebook to the Life and Times series of books by A.D. Ray. It is intended as an aid to the reader in understanding some of the Hebrew words and terms, place names and locations, and other sundry details in the novels.
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