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No Woman so Far

Set in the world of the Old Testament, No Woman So Fair brings to life the challenges faced by Abraham as he journeys in faith and obedience to God’s call. Through detailed storytelling, Morris paints a picture of ancient life, highlighting both the struggles and triumphs of following God’s will. This novel blends biblical events with dramatic storytelling, making it accessible for readers who enjoy faith-based historical fiction.

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PS 3563 O8742N6 2003

Publisher

Minneapolis Minnesota : Bethany House Publishers., 2003

Collation

351 p.

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

0764226827

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PS 3563 O8742N6 2003

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Subject(s)

Biblical fiction
Abraham (Biblical patriarch) — Fiction
Old Testament narratives
Faith and obedience

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No Woman So Fair is a biblical historical novel by Gilbert Morris, first published in 1999 by Moody Publishers. It is the second book in The Reluctant Prophet series, which fictionalizes the life and times of Abraham. The novel vividly reimagines the patriarch’s journey of faith, his relationships, and the trials he faced as he followed God’s call.

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