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Rabshakeh

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A retelling of the biblical story of King Saul that explores the interplay between his relentless ambition and his sincere quest for God. Rabshakeh, meaning cupbearer, is the title of the narrator of this story. As Saul's slave and companion he witnesses Saul's rise to kingship and his downfall.

319 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1992

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December 20, 2023
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A few days ago (2023 1218 mo) I refound the Dutch translation in my home. I suppose it came from the bookchange on Utrecht Centraal, some years ago.

I looked at the book and I think it's rather nice and unique. Of course De Waarheidsvriend (a friendly orthodox weekly paper of the most orthodox and conservative wing in PKN) was not amused, but through nice, learned and gründlich they are hardly very inspiring). The book is fiction with knowledge research.

https://openlibrary.org/books/OL50496...

I spend hours to disclose the title. The book deserves far more better than publisher and author deliver in their public relations.


about De Waarheidsvriend:
https://youtu.be/nUacRXVTT5A 1:34 promofilmpje
https://gereformeerdebond.nl/de-waarh...
https://dewaarheidsvriend.digibron.nl zoeken in
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