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We Don't Fool Around!
Is your behavior influenced by your faith? Only a fool does not know that faith in God
results in good deeds. You understand the connection, don't you?
A Prayer begins . . .
Gracious Father in heaven, we praise your holy name. We are not foolish.
We know that you are God. We commit ourselves to expressing our faith through good deeds.'
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The Sun Is Aways Shining!
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God Cannot Be Contained
Category: Fiction
ISBN:
Keywords: honor, servant, wine, shipwreck, Roman, Jewish God, God, prisoner, beheaded,
Caesar, Paul, Tyndale House Publishers, Rivers, Francine Rivers
" 'It is a great honor for us to have you aboard my lord,' Satyros said, studying the
younger man as he gestured for him to take the honored place on the couch. A simple but
deliciously prepared meal was placed on the small table between them.
'The honor is mine, Satyros,' Marcus said, nodding for the captain's servant to pour
his wine. 'You're considered a legend upon the seas. Few survive a shipwreck.' He
tore off a piece of bread and replaced the loaf on the silver tray.
. . . Why would a Roman be interested in the Jewish God? He was unsure what he would
answer to that. He was not fully aware of all the
reasons himself.
However, Satyros surprised him. 'Perhaps therein lies the reason for the disaster that
befell the city.'
'What reason do you mean?'
'Their God cannot be contained in a building.'
Satyros' words so closely reflected those Hadassah had once said that Marcus' interest
sharpened. 'What do you know of the Jewish God?'
'Only what I learned from a prisoner long ago, on the very ship you referred to earlier.
But it would hardly interest you.'
'It interests me greatly.'
Satyros considered this for a moment. 'The man was a Jew. An insurrectionist by all
reports. Everywhere he went he caused a riot. When I met him, he was under the custody
of an Augustan centurion named Julius and on his way to Rome to face Caesar for his
crimes. I heard later he was beheaded. His name was Paul, and he was from Tarsus.
Perhaps you've heard of him.'
Marcus had, but only from those who reviled him and mocked his claims of an
all-powerful, loving god.
'What did this Paul tell you?'
SoAmazing Review: Marcus is in turmoil. Hadassah's
faith in her God was stronger than her fear of facing the lions in the coliseum.
What was it about her God that held her so tightly, filled her with such confidence
and give her such courage?
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