Second Son
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"Second Son cannot be classified SIMPLY as a novel or a work of fiction. It is a prophetic inspiration ( . whispered = DELETE) OF the Holy Spirit. Through it, in such a time as this, the Lord speaks, teaches, and reveals Himself to the searcher. For the Jew who has been taught not even to dare explore the possibility that Christ is his Messiah, it provides absolute proof. To the Catholic who has put his trust in "the church," it is an invitation to rethink the Bible's true teachings. To the purpose-driven Protestant, it establishes Jesus in His earthly deity and the cross as the restorer. To t...
"Second Son cannot be classified SIMPLY as a novel or a work of fiction. It is a prophetic inspiration ( . whispered = DELETE) OF the Holy Spirit. Through it, in such a time as this, the Lord speaks, teaches, and reveals Himself to the searcher. For the Jew who has been taught not even to dare explore the possibility that Christ is his Messiah, it provides absolute proof. To the Catholic who has put his trust in "the church," it is an invitation to rethink the Bible's true teachings. To the purpose-driven Protestant, it establishes Jesus in His earthly deity and the cross as the restorer. To those who have heard but never sought the promise of eternal life, it is a revelation of scripture's main message-that Christ is the only way to God."-Bruce R. DeBaun, ThD "Edith DonDero's skillful pen will involve you in a story that is riveting, thought-provoking and enlightening."-Bob Sorge, writer, Oasishouse.net What would you do if your brother began calling himself the Son of God? How would you balance family loyalty with your inability to accept his startling new ideas? James' concern for his brother increases as Pharisee opposition grows and the threat to (his brother= DELETE) Yeshua's safety becomes more critical. He sees the danger but cannot avert disaster. Overwhelmed by guilt and a sense of loss after his brother's death, James is without hope until a stranger arrives to change his life. In Second Son, author Edith DonDero explores James' unique perspective on Christ's private and public life.
