The Salvation Chronicles

In The Salvation Chronicles, an elderly storyteller relates how God turned a timid farmer into a mighty savior. Despite the constant threat from outsiders, nobody had dared mess with the children of Israel for forty years, but Gideon had good reason to feel apprehensive. Since the Exodus, nearly every generation had suffered invasion or undergone various forms of oppression. In a vivid and terrifying dream, Gideon sees men on camels emerge from the woods and descend the hills...
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In The Salvation Chronicles, an elderly storyteller relates how God turned a timid farmer into a mighty savior. Despite the constant threat from outsiders, nobody had dared mess with the children of Israel for forty years, but Gideon had good reason to feel apprehensive. Since the Exodus, nearly every generation had suffered invasion or undergone various forms of oppression. In a vivid and terrifying dream, Gideon sees men on camels emerge from the woods and descend the hills like a dark cloud of locusts, an image of the first invasion, eight years earlier. Little does he know that his people will soon again be threatened by countless Midianites, Amalekites, and other nomad groups from the east.

Showing how people really lived over 3,000 years ago, this exciting and easy-to-read historical work of fiction by Kevin Wyatt will keep you gripped from the first page to the last. Poignant and deeply perceptive, it features a compelling adventure that will help readers of all ages realize the significance and relevance of those featured in the Bible.