R. H. Martin

If you liked The Da Vinci Code, The Left Behind Series, or The Purpose Driven Life, you'll love Children of Abraham. Children of Abraham is an exciting, entertaining novel about redemption and the failure to redeem. It asks how we, our nations and the world would change if God made his presence undeniably known. A host of larger than life characters, each plagued with deep character flaws like pride, greed and hatred, navigate their lives as mysterious messages from God begin to appear in the media. At first the messages are thought to come from a supreme hacker, but, as they continue, a consensus grows that it just might be the Supreme Being. Christians, Catholics, Muslims, and Jews, the Children of Abraham, are all affected by the messages. The cultures differ yet one universal message emerges that unites them all.

Children of Abraham

Cornelius Tacitus

A. J. Woodman

Francis Richard David Goodyear

Covers the period AD 20-22 and contains some of Tacitus' best known and important programmatic and reflective passages.

R. H. Martin

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