The Wrestler of Philippi: A Tale of the Early Christians

Author:
Fannie E. Newberry
Publication:
1896 by David C. Cook
Genre:
Biblical Fiction, Fiction, Historical Fiction
Pages:
96
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A provocative tale of the early Christians, The Wrestler of Philippi draws us close to the ones who walked in the same places and at the same time as Jesus—the One whom this new sect of Christians claimed to be God.
Meet Hector, the well-trained and much-respected Olympic athlete whose unmatched skill threatens the unrivalled superiority of the Roman leaders, as well as Lydia and Salome, the apostle Paul, the Emperor Claudius, Agrippina, and amusement-loving Nero among others.
Here is a story of Rome's staggering contrasts—extreme poverty amidst the wildest extravagance, treacherous dungeon life in darkness, and chains amidst the splendors and amusements of luxurious court life. The story's dramatic unfolding will grip your heart as you experience the true test of loyalty and the triumph of faith!
From the preface of the Lamplighter edition
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