Three From Galilee by Marjorie Holmes

"Carefully researched and lovingly written, it's a winner!"

-Robert Schuller

From one of the most beloved authors of our day, the long-awaited sequel to Two from Galilee

Marjorie Holmes is a writer unparalleled in her ability to make religious history come alive on the page, and since the first publication in 1972 of Two from Galilee letters have poured in pleading with Marjorie to continue her beautiful story of Mary and Joseph and the child Jesus.

In this wonderful new novel Marjorie dares to deal with those "lost years" of Jesus' young manhood-the years the Bible doesn't even mention. Where did he go, what did he do during those years between the age of 12, when we last see him debating the elders in the temple, and the age of 30, when he actually began his ministry? Was he like other young men of his time? What were those years like for Mary?

Was her son as human as his brothers? Was it possible that he, too, could fall in love?

Using her remarkable talent for vividly recreating characters and background, Marjorie Holmes brings Jesus and his parents, brothers and sisters, and friends to life, as if they were real breathing human beings.

Written with great reverence, as only Marjorie Holmes could write about such a subject, Three from Galilee: The Young Man from Nazareth-the first part of a two-part serial—is a dramatic, deeply moving, and unforgettable story.

MArJorie Holmes is the author of over 20 books of fiction and nonfiction, including I've Got to Talk to Somebody, God. She lives with her husband in McMurray. Pennsylvania.