King and Queen: The Greatest Love Story Ever Lived by C. A. Thomas
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- Pub. Date: March 2008
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- Pub. Date: March 2008
- Publisher: Outskirts Press, Inc.
- Format: Paperback, 260pp
- ISBN-13: 9781432707309
- ISBN: 1432707302
Synopsis
When Miriam first arrived she stood nervously behind her mother and father, alongside Martha and her husband. Her brother Simon had instantly left them to talk with Yeshua's other brothers who were sitting in the outer courtyard. Simon seemed to have a knack for stirring up things but he was a good man who had great passion and a strong personality. He was exactly like his father Syrus and would one day become a leader among men. As she stood there behind her father and mother, Miriam clenched her hands nervously. She knew that once she moved, and was not hidden behind her father's wide shoulders, those beautiful, intense eyes would be watching her. The familiar butterflies rose in her belly as she searched for Yeshua and found him instantly standing beside his mother, Mary. How respectful he stood beside her waiting patiently for them to begin discussing the arrangements for their marriage contract. Miriam could not help but look at him. He was indeed the most handsome, the most beautiful, man she had ever seen.
Biography
C. A. Thomas is an author who believes that writing is a gift given to others to enrapture their minds and to inspire their souls. King & Queen is the first in a series of recent pursuits, with work progressing quickly on the follow-up.
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December 03, 2007: King and Queen C.A. Thomas Outskirts Press, Oct 2007, $17.95, 230 pp. ISBN: 9781432707309 She was fourteen and he was nineteen when they became betrothed with their families? blessing. Yeshua loved Mary with all his heart and saw the innocence in her that touched him deeply. Mary the Magdalene felt Yeshua was different than any other man in existence but she loved him with the whole of her heart, understanding him when his own disciples were confused. Yeshua thought of Mary as his uncrowned Queen, a Nazarene high priestess who worshipped the Mother Goddess with Yeshua?s approval for what is the Father without the Mother. The disciples especially Peter and his male followers were angry and jealous that at times he paid more attention to Mary than he did to them. He sat with her when he preached and he was not afraid to caress her in public and treat her as an equal. They had three children, a boy and two girls and Jesus loved his family. He saw the future and knew that Mary would be reviled, her name an anathema to many people even though she gave much to the world completing the circle of Jesus? life. --- Although the basic essence of how the bible describes Jesus is not changed, C.A. Thomas shows Jesus as being as much a man with a man?s feelings and needs as he is part of the Divine. He states that Jesus treated men and women as equals. The women played an important part in Jesus? life because as he lay dying at the cross, they were the ones with him. C.A. Thomas has a written a beautiful love story that allows readers to see the times in which Jesus lived.
The love story of Magdalene and Jesusby Anonymous
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October 08, 2007: This is a book about love. This book is one that should not be missed. It is interesting and inspiring and will move you from the very first kiss to the agony of one woman's sorrow. It should not be missed!
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