Genre: Biblical Fiction
Pages: Soft Cover
Publisher: Howard Books
Jags: 8
Judas Iscariot, one of the twelve of Jesus’s disciples and
the most infamous traitors of all time, was never the person we thought we knew.
Tosca Lee takes us on a journey from the perspective of the only man Jesus
called friend.
Judas was a scholar of the law, a learned man among the
people of Israel. From the very beginning of Judas life, biblical law and
prophecy surrounded him. His father and older brother were strong opponents to
Roman occupation of the holy land, which influenced Judas greatly, and in doing
so, paved the way for him to meet his future Teacher, Messiah, and Lord.
Tosca Lee has woven a beautifully written story about one of
the most famous religious icons in history-a mesmerizing tale that gives a
brief glimpse into the world of Jesus Christ and the man who would betray him. This
book will make you rethink the story of Christ and how innocence and the need
to do what’s right can sometimes be confused.
The Jag Review has received a free copy of this book from
Howard Books for our honest review. The opinions expressed are our own.
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