The Autobiography of Mary Magdelene

A Novel

Fiction & Literature, Religious
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Author: P.C. Nair ISBN: 9781532025716
Publisher: iUniverse Publication: August 25, 2017
Imprint: iUniverse Language: English
Author: P.C. Nair
ISBN: 9781532025716
Publisher: iUniverse
Publication: August 25, 2017
Imprint: iUniverse
Language: English

When Mary Magdelene is born into a Jewish family in a small town on the western bank of the Sea of Galilee, no one has any idea of the impact she will have on biblical history for thousands of years to come. As she grows up learning to have a reverence for God, celebrating auspicious days, and listening to the prayers and readings of the Torah, Mary eventually matures into a young woman who understands the value of charitable work, her familys business, and loving God.

Eventually Marys lifes journey leads her to realize that she enjoys her freedom more than the idea of marrying. It is only after she learns to ask for forgivness for her sins that fate leads Mary to meet the prophet, Jesus of Nazareth, and realize divine elation. After he recruits her to join his ministry, Mary sets down a path to meet her destiny as she defies the odds and throws herself into pioneering work to develop the early Christian church.

In this inspirational novel, the coming-of-age journey and subsequent tumultuous life of Mary Magdalene is revealed as she meets Christ and influences the genesis of Christianity.

The mere fact that Mary Magdelene is mentioned at least 12 times within the four Gospels (more than most of the apostles) tells me how important she is to biblical tradition. In this well researched and creatively imagined story, the other Mary comes alive for readers and reveals more about this mysterious woman.

Kathryn Johnson, Author of The Gentleman Poet.

The author has done a lovely job of researching and imaging Marys life, perspectives and thoughts. It is very comprehensive and my own eyes grew misty as I reached the end of the book and thus the end of Marys life.

Elizabeth Zack

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When Mary Magdelene is born into a Jewish family in a small town on the western bank of the Sea of Galilee, no one has any idea of the impact she will have on biblical history for thousands of years to come. As she grows up learning to have a reverence for God, celebrating auspicious days, and listening to the prayers and readings of the Torah, Mary eventually matures into a young woman who understands the value of charitable work, her familys business, and loving God.

Eventually Marys lifes journey leads her to realize that she enjoys her freedom more than the idea of marrying. It is only after she learns to ask for forgivness for her sins that fate leads Mary to meet the prophet, Jesus of Nazareth, and realize divine elation. After he recruits her to join his ministry, Mary sets down a path to meet her destiny as she defies the odds and throws herself into pioneering work to develop the early Christian church.

In this inspirational novel, the coming-of-age journey and subsequent tumultuous life of Mary Magdalene is revealed as she meets Christ and influences the genesis of Christianity.

The mere fact that Mary Magdelene is mentioned at least 12 times within the four Gospels (more than most of the apostles) tells me how important she is to biblical tradition. In this well researched and creatively imagined story, the other Mary comes alive for readers and reveals more about this mysterious woman.

Kathryn Johnson, Author of The Gentleman Poet.

The author has done a lovely job of researching and imaging Marys life, perspectives and thoughts. It is very comprehensive and my own eyes grew misty as I reached the end of the book and thus the end of Marys life.

Elizabeth Zack

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