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The Source
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Title Description When an archaeological team sets to work at Makor, an ancient city in Galilee, it unearths not only shards of pottery but, in James Michener's hands, the story of a people, the Jews. God must have had something special in mind for the region south and east of the Mediterranean, the "cradle of civilization," for it spawned fierce, troublesome, brilliant and gifted people. . .Persians, Jews, Arabs. . .who gave the world the concept of monotheism and three of its great religions. Of all these tribes it is the Jews who have had the widest dispersal and made the greatest cultural contributions. Through the characters we meet in Michener's fiction, we understand better how this came to be. Recommendations Customers who ordered this book also ordered: 1. The Steel Wave: A Novel of World War II by Jeff Shaara; read by Paul Michael. (CD) 2. Shannon: A Novel of Ireland by Frank Delaney; read by Frank Delaney. (CD) 3. The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown; read by Paul Michael. (CD or Audio Download) Customer Reviews Have you listened to this audiobook? Please submit your ratings and review it! |
