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The Last Sacrifice

Set in the turbulent first century, The Last Sacrifice follows believers who must choose between renouncing their faith or facing death under Nero’s rule. The authors intertwine political intrigue, biblical prophecy, and human emotion to depict the cost of discipleship. Through gripping storytelling, the book explores themes of courage, conviction, and hope in the face of persecution.

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PS 3608 A714L375 2005

Publisher

Carol Stream, Illinois : Tyndale House Publisher., 2005

Collation

344 p.

Language

English

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PS 3608 A714L375 2005

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Christian fiction
Historical fiction — New Testament era
Roman Empire — Persecution of Christians
Faith and martyrdom

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The Last Sacrifice by Hank Hanegraaff and Sigmund Brouwer (published 2012) is the second book in The Last Disciple series. It continues the story of early Christians facing persecution under Emperor Nero, blending historical fiction with theological depth. The narrative portrays the struggle of faith, loyalty, and survival in a world hostile to Christianity.

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