Jerusalem Stories

Years of research. One impossible mission. A leap through time. Dr. Mikaela, a pioneering scientist and researcher, has spent years on the edge of science-developing cures, experimenting with biological solutions, and pushing the boundaries of time itself. Now, her work leads her to the 12th century, where the life of King Baldwin IV of Jerusalem hangs in the balance. Armed with cutting-edge knowledge, a meticulously engineered time-travel capsule, and single-minded determination, she must navigate a world that neither understands her technology nor her methods. Alone, she must earn the king's trust, administer the cure, and survive long enough to return to her own time. The fate of history-and the hope of humanity-rests in her hands. Time is the ultimate test, and failure is not an option.

Amicia wanted nothing more but peace. But peace is not given to princesses, especially not to the future bride of Baldwin VI of Jerusalem. She does not want to leave home, but she also does not want to disappoint her father, her kingdom. So she obeys and enters a marriage that feels so cold and distant. But what if the little dove with silver hair spreads her wings to comfort the aching king of Jerusalem? Will he let her in? Will she overlook his illness and see him for what he truly is? Or will this sanctuary that is slowly building in their hearts be tested and twisted by those who seek power?

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A woman searches through modern day Jerusalem in a race with the setting sun.

A man once told me something, something I had thought was random, but I soon realized what he had meant. The man told me, he'd wear purple with a crown of thorns.

This is an incredibly shitty poem that I wrote when I was 12 and in 7th grade. It was a class assignment and it was supposed to be about God talking to Zion as if it was a person, and His daughter after the Jewish revolt against Rome. I thought I would share it just for lols. Please don't hate me...

In the shadows of the Third Crusade, one man's arrogance will shatter a Brotherhood and forge a legend. Altair Ibn-La'Ahad, a master Assassin, is brought to ruin after a failed mission costs him everything: his honor, his brothers, and the trust of his Mentor. Stripped of rank and standing, Altair must redeem himself through blood and cunning, hunting down a web of conspirators whose ambitions threaten to enslave the Holy Land. But as Altair's blade strikes from the rooftops of Damascus, Acre, and Jerusalem, he begins to uncover a truth far more dangerous than any Templar sword: that the war between freedom and control is not so easily won, and even his own Brotherhood hides secrets that could change the world. Silent steps. Hidden blades. A creed that binds them all. Enter the legend of the very first Assassin.

The First Jewish-Roman War (A.D. 66-73) retold in a novel feeling. The stories surrounding Jerusalem and its final years are given as clearly as possible for this book, and as entertaining as possible, too. Hence why the book is presented in a casual manner, to make the stories easier to grasp than a mere formality. Learn how the Sicarii, Romans, Sadducees, and early Christians are involved in this war (or not at all in the case of the Christians). The book also recounts the lives of people before and during the war: such as Messiah Jesus of Nazareth, Emperor Nero, Apostles Paul and James the Just, High Priests Ananias and Ananus Ben Ananus, Governor (and later historian) Josephus, Zealot leaders John of Gischala and Simon bar Giora, and Generals (and later emperors) Vespasian and Titus. In general, this is a Christian book, which aims to put Jesus in his respectful place. Now published! Look up "Daughter of My People: Jesus' Jerusalem Destroyed" or copy-and-pause the name of the book.

Baldwin was the son of Amarlic I, King of Jerusalem and Agni's of Courtenay, daughter of the Count of Edessa. He was the only son of the house of Anjou, while he had an older sister, Sibylla, who acted as his mother until the end of his reign. His meeting with the servant Rebecca will change his life, since with the disease of leprosy he had, he didn't think he would ever know love. A fictional story, based on real people and events, set in 12th century Jerusalem.

inspired by King Baldwin Crusader of Jerusalem story.

During the late 1970s I took two cruises in the Mediterranean, the first aboard a French ship and the second on a Greek ship. This is an account of those wonderful trips.

This novel is about two people who fall in love and what is revealed to them from the Word of God.

The Memoirs of Herod Agrippa II - Plot summary This is the story of Herod Agrippa II, son of Herod Agrippa I and great-grandson of Herod the Great, a story that includes such figures as Augustus, Pompey, Cleopatra, Jesus (who story appears only as background events) Herod the Great, Pontius Pilate, The emperors Claudius (born on the same day as Agrippa I), Tiberius, Nero, Caligula and Titus, son of Vespasian, Messalina, Agrippina, etc. It includes the Roman civil wars, the fall of Jerusalem and the year of the four emperors among many others. The story follows the ups and downs of Agrippa's life. When Titus attached Jerusalem he was still in the middle, forced to send archers to help the siege against his own compatriots. He was there to witness the fall of the city, standing on Scopus a hill opposite the city. He then went to Rome for a time, was made a praetor and helped Josephus write his famous history, a skill he had learned form Claudius. He then returned to the desolate Jerusalem where he died in his old palace which was falling into ruins like the city around it as his co-religionists began fermenting yet another rebellion against Rome. I do hope you enjoyed this first chapter. More below. Votes and comments always most welcome.

Prophetic events are unfolding right now as we speak. I give warnings and revelations are shared in this book to my fellow readers and followers that I love so much. I hope you enjoy it and not only that, I hope that this book will help you prepare for what is coming. This is Part one of this series. The previous 9 Books are available as well for download

« Akbar Bendaoud. Reporter puis chroniqueur au "Spoutnik". Il a reçu le prix Mansour 2016 décerné aux journalistes de la presse écrite. Ce livre vient pour marier son parcours, ses mémoires avec sa plume, destiné aux chroniques dans l'hebdomadaire. Son héros tient son inspiration de la société. Dans ses chroniques, il porte le prénom calqué du film iranien Les Enfants De Belle Ville. Il s'appelle Akbar, tout nu. Il prend l'échelle des radios, enchaîne avec les romans et les magazines. Marie la littérature ironique à sa société, divorce les mots avec l'arabe et récolte la vérité avec ses yeux. Il est tenu pour beaucoup par sa partie fascinante : l'écriture. Son signe : "marocain". Il déteste la mauvaise traduction. Un vrai. Vocaliste de sa marque : "un vrai Marocain". »

This is a story that took place in ancient Egypt-464BC. In a time of slavery due to the falling away in Israel, many are left homeless and are forced to seek refuge...in Egypt. The Crown Prince originally shrouded in mystery, seemed like an enigmatic yet unpredictable person when Aria first met him and Aria felt an unusual pull to him going to places she shouldn't, meeting with a certain someone she shouldn't... Aria wasn't the strongest in her beliefs as a Jew. But what happens when what started as an innocent draw spiral into something dark, possessive and downright unholy? What happens when innocent fascination turns into fear and a cry for escape? An escape that came in the form of Ahmes. But little did Aria know that she wasn't quite done yet, her faith was revived and her doubts cleared but what happens when she's told to go back, back to the monster in human form who sees himself as god, and help him see... See what? That even God could love a monster, that his love, showed forth even then, extends to all people and that no one, including him, was beyond saving. Take a closer look in 'Sands In The Darkest Night' . . . . Highest ranking-#1 in possessiveness -#1 in Jerusalem -#1 in Akhenaten -#1 in Israel -#4 in Egypt -#5 in God'slove