Exploring the lives of lesser-known biblical figures, this collection of short stories brings depth and humanity to characters often overlooked in scripture. By focusing on individuals mentioned only briefly or not named at all, the narratives aim to illustrate their experiences and emotions, making them relatable and vivid. Each story adds a unique perspective, transforming these figures into living, breathing people with their own struggles and triumphs.
Exploring the lives of a blind man, a leper, a Roman centurion, and a little child, this book delves into their unique stories and shared experiences. It highlights the challenges they faced and the connections that bind them despite their differences. Through their narratives, themes of resilience, faith, and human connection emerge, offering readers a deeper understanding of their struggles and triumphs.
This book is about the reorganisation of a society, which includes what is termed the Highland Clearances. By the 1700s, the life of clansmen was more settled compared to the past, but still dominated by aristocrats like the Duke of Argyll. Clan families lived simple lives in primitive homes