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Marjorie HolmesRandom House Inc / 1982 / Mass PaperbackOur Price$5.994.8 out of 5 stars for Two from Galilee: The Story of Mary and Joseph. View reviews of this product. 5 Reviews
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Sara5 Stars Out Of 5October 17, 2007SaraI read this book 25 years ago when I was in high school. It put flesh on the main characters of the Bible. After reading it, I was able to accept that God really does understand what it is like to be human and to face the trials and temptations that we face. It also gave me a much greater appreciation for what it might have been like to be Mary and Joseph and to be entrusted with raising the Son of God. It remains one of my all time favorite Christian fiction books. The sequels are also well worth reading.
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Kara5 Stars Out Of 5June 4, 2002KaraAn easy to read, inspirational look at a young teenage girl whose mission in life is to serve God. God rewards her virtue by choosing her to be the mother of His own son. Teenage girls and older women will love this tale of what it might have been like to be Mary. Dealing with the scandal to her family and her betrothed, but ultimately trusting God and with her God-fearing husband, raising this boy who would save the nations. It made me want to be Mary. (The sequels are just as good.)
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SherrySouthfield, MIAge: Over 65Gender: Female5 Stars Out Of 5Enjoyable readSeptember 14, 2022SherrySouthfield, MIAge: Over 65Gender: FemaleA wonderful book. Why doesn't CBD sell her other book, Three From Galilee?
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pammygirlatlanta gaAge: 45-54Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5January 18, 2012pammygirlatlanta gaAge: 45-54Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5I love this book, bought it for my teen
daughter and she loved it also. Although it is fiction Majorie Holmes does an amazing job of tapping in to emotions and what it could have been like for Mary and Joseph! -
Lucille Cole4 Stars Out Of 5December 31, 2007Lucille ColeThe characters and relationships are believable, humanly flawed, spiritually sensitive, and not out of line with what the Bible describes. Mary and Elizabeth are women I would like to know. I wish there had been more explanation of the historical background of Elizabeth's mentoring.
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