Another Book Review

I have been doing alot of reading lately, and find that books by Janette Oke, are wholesome and have complete focus on Elohim. {Of course in her books, she uses God and Jesus... But I'm okay with that.} They are all stories of women who have either lost their relationship with Elohim and are trying to gain it back. Or women who don't believe in Him at all and by the end of the story learn to follow Him with all their heart.

Here are just a few of her titles that I have read recently...

Can you give me the titles of any books that you enjoy? I would much appreciate it! I highly recommend her books, because I am a...

Book Review & Apologies

First of all, I would like to apologize for not posting the rest of my Tzniut Challenge pictures... I did finish the challenge, and have decided to wear skirts full time now! : ) But I'm still not sure about covering full-time... Yahweh hasn't convicted me of that yet. And now onto the book review! : )

On Shabbat evening, just before bed I wanted to read something, but I didn't have any books from the library. So I picked up this book called "Tirzah." I had started to read it last year, but thought it was very boring... 8) Anyways, I decided I would give it another try, and after I got through the first chapter {which was the boring part} it started to get really interesting! : ) Now, I'm not going to give away the whole story.... But just to peak your interest : ) I'll tell you a little more about it.
The setting is in Egypt, at the time that Moses was asking Pharaoh to let the Jewish slaves go. And to make a long story short Tirzah {the girl on the cover} and her family are journeying to the Promised Land... But along the way there are other people traveling with them that believe Moses is not a very good leader, and they threaten to stone him and other things. But in order to find out what the rest of the story is about, you'll just have to read it yourself! : )

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