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A novel of the early Christian era. The story opens with Joel as the dramatic main character, a man who appeared but briefly in the four Gospels. His name, however, has been on the lips of the Christian world for 19 centuries. The role Joel assumes is extremely interesting and plausible. It opens to the reader a new possibility in connection with the plot that led up to events surrounding the crucifixion. Wine of Morning is a story of insurrection and intrigue, but also of romance. Woven into the background is a deeper appreciation of Christ's ministry and sacrificial death. What happens in connection with many once-mentioned New Testament characters and the miracles which the Son of God performed comprise a narrative that is sure to grip every reader. - Jacket flap.
A thrilling story! Joel -- what a sinister figure, slinking in the shadows, furtive, fearless, bandit and murderer, and yet the hero of his fellow-men, to be preferred above Jesus of Nazareth. Who was he? How did the "Son of the Rabbi" become a robber, and under condemnation of crucifixion, only to be released at the last moment? Bob Jones, Jr. has re-told in his own graphic way the story of Jesus from the viewpoint of Barabbas. It is a thrilling story, brilliantly written, rich in imagination and Bible lore. - V. Raymond Edman, President, Wheaton College - Jacket flap.
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