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The Promised Land, Vol. 3: Place of Refuge
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by David G. Woolley

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It is six centuries before Jesus of Nazareth will be born, and Jerusalem is in turmoil. After the conflict with Babylon escalates, the ruling class of Judah threatens any who dare opposes their tenuous power. The Holy City is destined for destruction.

But amid the mayhem, two prophets of God come forth -- Lehi and Ezekiel. However, both are in danger of losing their life. Zadock, Chief Elder of the Jews and Laban, Captain of the Guard, desparately seek to eleminate all voices of opposition as they attempt to seize broader power.

Lehi and his family have narrowly escaped from the corrupt city into the Judean wilderness, where the patriarch must contend not only with enemies pursuing them through an unforgiving land, but also with his two defiant sons. Meanwhile, Ezekiel has been imprisoned on false charges of inciting a tax revolt. He knows he must escape if the prophecies he has received are to be fulfilled.

An epic tale of loyalty and betrayal, strength and faith, Volume Three of this richly written saga sweeps the reader back through time and vividly brings to life the trials and triumphs of important scriptural figures as they venture toward a Promised Land.

Also available Pillar of Fire, Power of Deliverance, and Day of Remembrance, volumes one, two, and four in the Promised Land series.

Published: December 2003
Pages: 512
Audio Length: 15 hours



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Thanks again Bro. Woolley, but don't keep us dangling

Customer, UTAH - January 17, 2005


Don't let me die Bro. Woolley before Lehi et-al cross the deep. Although getting the story first hand may be even more exciting, informative and accurate than reading 'The Promised Land' Series. I have read your fictional accounts several times find them motivating me to fathom and glean details of Book of Mormon peoples (even through the Book of Moroni) I simply previously glossed over or ignored during the scores of times I have read the B of M. While I find that my newly inspired versions of the stories do not neccesarily or totally agree with yours I am looking forward to your version of the crossing. Thanks again Bro. Woolley

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