The Refuge
The Refuge by Sarah V. Jacober is an illustrated work published by Inspiring Voices in December 2013. This 120-page book presents a narrative centered around Joel, who, accused of murder, escapes from Bethlehem to Hebron, a city of refuge in ancient Judea. There, he encounters Sarah, the priest’s daughter, and Seth, the man he is alleged to have killed. Both men face judgment and are confined to the city until the priest’s death, a mysterious event that ultimately allows them to return home.
Readers will find a story that intertwines themes of crime, mystery, and historical elements as it unfolds in the context of ancient Israelite customs. The plot thickens with unexpected twists involving abduction, rescue, and the complexities of love and forgiveness as both Joel and Seth vie for Sarah’s affection. This edition invites exploration of the characters’ journeys through trials and tribulations, set against a backdrop rich in historical significance.
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Accused of murder, Joel fled from Bethlehem to Hebron, an ancient Judean city of refuge appointed for the Israelites. There he met Sarah, the priest’s daughter, and later Seth, the man he allegedly had killed! Both men were judged in court and sentenced to remain in the city until the priest’s death. How he died remained a mystery, but automatically the two men were free to return to their homes in Bethlehem. Because they each wanted to marry Sarah, shocking events followed: abduction, rescue, a crippling accident, repentance, forgiveness, and love.
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