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Ruth's Empty Road: Messiah Has Come
Ruth has been raised in a tight-knit Jewish family. Ruth’s mother, Jemi had once longed for adventure. Now it is Ruth’s turn too seek out what life has to offer. The problem is, Ruth does not accept the strong faith of her family. Having spent her life under the careful discretion of her parents, it is time for Ruth to go down a new road. Will her rebellious spirit pull her from Jewish traditions?
Author’s “Ruth’s Empty Road” is the last book in the series of “I Am the Light”. It is here the reader finally encounters the Promised Messiah, Jesus. Jemi will endure her final lose, while Ruth’s life journey will lead to many empty roads.
"I Am the Light" takes the reader from Creation to the Crucifixion. Come meet the long awaited Messiah.
Author’s “Ruth’s Empty Road” is the last book in the series of “I Am the Light”. It is here the reader finally encounters the Promised Messiah, Jesus. Jemi will endure her final lose, while Ruth’s life journey will lead to many empty roads.
"I Am the Light" takes the reader from Creation to the Crucifixion. Come meet the long awaited Messiah.
208 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 7, 2022
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August 29, 2022
In the times of Jesus‘s ministry on earth, Ruth a Jewish woman, becomes disgruntled with her life and heritage. She wants to experience and learn about new things, people, and cultures.
Her brother Jacob sets out and journeys to follow the man many are calling the Messiah. Ruth travels with Jacob some but leaves his side and rebelliously goes her own way. However, she soon discovers the many dangers that journeying alone can bring. Will she turn to prayer and her faith upbringing when she needs help or try to manage on her own?
Jemi and Rezin pray to God to guide their son and daughter, Jacob and Ruth, on their own particular path to Him. Both Jemi and Resin are spurred on to believe the Messiah has come by their dreams and the fulfillment of scripture.
Will both Jacob and Ruth find what they seek? Even if they do, will they be caught up in the unbelief in Jerusalem as the miracle-working Jesus is put on trial?
In the style of classic literature, Wolf brings readers back to the time of Jesus’s ministry, seen through the eyes of a faith-filled family and writes a believable and moving story. I wager that many Christian readers will find Ruth’s Empty Road reflects, in part, some of their own path to faith and following Jesus as well. Wolf clearly points her readers to The Light by the characters’ drama and her use of skillfully weaving scripture into the story.
Her brother Jacob sets out and journeys to follow the man many are calling the Messiah. Ruth travels with Jacob some but leaves his side and rebelliously goes her own way. However, she soon discovers the many dangers that journeying alone can bring. Will she turn to prayer and her faith upbringing when she needs help or try to manage on her own?
Jemi and Rezin pray to God to guide their son and daughter, Jacob and Ruth, on their own particular path to Him. Both Jemi and Resin are spurred on to believe the Messiah has come by their dreams and the fulfillment of scripture.
Will both Jacob and Ruth find what they seek? Even if they do, will they be caught up in the unbelief in Jerusalem as the miracle-working Jesus is put on trial?
In the style of classic literature, Wolf brings readers back to the time of Jesus’s ministry, seen through the eyes of a faith-filled family and writes a believable and moving story. I wager that many Christian readers will find Ruth’s Empty Road reflects, in part, some of their own path to faith and following Jesus as well. Wolf clearly points her readers to The Light by the characters’ drama and her use of skillfully weaving scripture into the story.
September 28, 2022
Wonderful historical biblical fiction. I really enjoyed traveling with Ruth.
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