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The Greatest Faith Ever Known: The Story of the Men Who First Spread the Religion of Jesus and of the Momentous Times in Which They Lived

af Fulton Oursler, April Oursler Armstrong

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This sequel to The Greatest Story Ever Told follows the turbulent adventures of the apostles Paul, Peter, and James after the crucifixion of Christ in their struggle to spread the Good News to the world. Faithfully based on the scriptures of the Acts and the Epistles, this saga of kings and jailers, of far voyages and shipwreck, of strange miracles and escapes and ultimate martyrdom, has inspired and touched generations of readers. It is a story that is timeless. "A magnificent book and the most inspiring reading that has come my way for a long time." --A.J. Cronin "A lucid, deeply moving account of the first century of the Christian era. Fulton Oursler has re-created the life of the early Church with noble simplicity and profound understanding." --Laurence J. McGinley, S.J., Past President of Fordham University "Multitudes of people will rejoice in this book... (the) story is told with wonderful and convincing simplicity." --Chicago Tribune… (mere)
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  revbill1961 | May 4, 2023 |
An excellent little book, though one need carefully compare it to the scriptures themselves as the author tells the events in story form and has little self-restraint when it comes to "artistic license." Still, it is a wonderful little book and I recommend it, though a bit guardedly. ( )
  exinanition | Jun 24, 2013 |
Although Oursler's language is a bit dated--and annoying with his occasional personal interjections, his version of Acts is still readable and enjoyable
  xestobium25 | Feb 15, 2008 |
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This sequel to The Greatest Story Ever Told follows the turbulent adventures of the apostles Paul, Peter, and James after the crucifixion of Christ in their struggle to spread the Good News to the world. Faithfully based on the scriptures of the Acts and the Epistles, this saga of kings and jailers, of far voyages and shipwreck, of strange miracles and escapes and ultimate martyrdom, has inspired and touched generations of readers. It is a story that is timeless. "A magnificent book and the most inspiring reading that has come my way for a long time." --A.J. Cronin "A lucid, deeply moving account of the first century of the Christian era. Fulton Oursler has re-created the life of the early Church with noble simplicity and profound understanding." --Laurence J. McGinley, S.J., Past President of Fordham University "Multitudes of people will rejoice in this book... (the) story is told with wonderful and convincing simplicity." --Chicago Tribune

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