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    Jerusalem Crucible: Many Infallible Proofs, #2

    By Carl Matlock

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    Selah, the beautiful daughter of a prominent Jewish priest opposed to Jesus of Nazareth, finds herself torn between family loyalty, religious tradition, and cultural norms. She has been promised in mariage to Micah, a proud, controlling, ambitious young priest, but finds herself singularly attracted to a wounded young Roman officer in whom Jesus has taken a personal interest. In an atmosphere of danger, deceit, and betrayal, she must make the choice that will affect her life forever.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCarl Matlock
    Release dateJan 8, 2019
    ISBN9780960052103
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    Jerusalem Crucible: Many Infallible Proofs, #2
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    Carl Matlock

    Carl Matlock is a retired medical doctor who enjoys reading, writing, fishing, and travel. He has volunteered in medical clinices in Honduras and traveled extensively in Israel. He currently writes Christian fiction as well as true medical stories from his experience in family practice and emergency medicine. He lives with his wife of nearly 49 years, and he and his son, also a physician, raise cattle and other farm animals. He can be reached on facebook at Carl Matlock MD / Author or via his personal website. 

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