Name: Ninth Witness
ISBN: 9780842375313

Bodie Thoene

Brock Thoene

Riots and revolts spread across Judea. Twelve-year-old Yeshua is in Jerusalem—“about his Father's business” in the Temple—as his panic-stricken parents search for him amidst the chaos. Readers will enjoy reading this interesting story from Christ's youth. This is the ninth book in the A.D. Chronicles series. Includes historical maps and a discussion guide for individual or group study.

Ninth Witness

Two groups of Jewish believers take the dangerous path to Jerusalem--an old woman escorting two young orphans to grant their father's last wish and a rabbi leading his students to Passover and bar mitzvahs.

Jeni Enjaian

I have copied and pasted some of my review for the eighth book in the series since I have nothing specific to add about the individual book. I will repeat some things that I have said in previous reviews of books in this series. The latter books in the series are much better than the earlier books, specifically books four, five, and six. For Christian fiction, it's a step above the vast majority though I still have issues with aspects of the story telling.
I can't recommend these books but I don't discourage anyone from reading them.

A fictional account of Christ's youth. Riots and revolts spread across Judea. Twelve-year-old Yeshua is in Jerusalem--"about his Father's business" in the Temple--as his panic-stricken parents search for him amidst the chaos.

**Update** I actually found myself more disappointed by this book and those that follow than the ones I mentioned below. Even though I read this book mere hours ago, I have only vague recollections of the contents. This book did not survive the second round of the purge from my personal collection.

Unfortunately, I have since finished the ninth book in the series and remember little about this specific book. I will repeat some things that I have said in previous reviews of books in this series. The latter books in the series are much better than the earlier books, specifically books four, five, and six. For Christian fiction, it's a step above the vast majority though I still have issues with aspects of the story telling.
I can't recommend these books but I don't discourage anyone from reading them.

I actually found myself more disappointed by this book and those that follow than the ones I mentioned below. Even though I read this book mere hours ago, I have only vague recollections of the contents. This book did not survive the second round of the purge from my personal collection.

Ninth Witness

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