Rachel, Beloved of God

by Agnes Scott Kent

Read this story of a young, tender, Jewish bridge, whose longing for the truth about the Messiah, brings a burst of fury from her family. Be inspired by her strength and endurance.

191 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1938

Reviews

[Esther Filbrun]

I've always loved this book. This time was no exception. (Full review may be coming later.)

[Lindsey Boese]

this is the second time i’ve read this book and was inspired again. Rachels love for Jesus amid her intense suffering is remarkable. Also find the Jewish culture fascinating and how they hate the christian’s so whole heartedly.

[Judy Brumpton]

Ihave owned this book for over sixty years,since Iwas 16 in fact and had never read it,even though I was and still am an avid reader..Aweek ago I came across the book and decided to give it a go.I am pleased I left it til now to read,I was too young to appreciate it at sixteen. poor Rachel the beautiful young,jewess bride who dared to become a Christian. The story is set in New York in the forties,and I found the story fascinating and very readable.The young heroine suffered greatly for her faith both from her jewish family and also from the Christians she turned to.

[Jaquetta Perkins]

All I can say is wow! If we all would have her strength and endurance

[Sarah Tschetter]

Loved this book! 10/10!