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The tears of Jerusalem and the blood of her liberators stain the pages between Malachi and Matthew. If only there was more

The highest aspiration of the novelist, to reach out and touch the deepest parts of the human soul, becomes unattainable when what

The year is circa 430 BC and all has been set aright: the children of Israel have begun to return from Persian

Alexander the Great is dead. His glorious empire has fractured. Jerusalem is ruled by the Ptolemies. Spanning the fourth and third centuries

Since man first gazed upon the winking expanse of heaven and roamed the lengths of the unspoilt earth, he attempted to unravel

There exists within mankind a deep and unrelenting need to belong, particularly within a coterie of those whom he deems kindred spirits,

To acknowledge the strengths of a given culture does not grant one the license to overlook its weaknesses. Instead, it enables one

The nature of the treaty as two pronged, both deeply religious and notably political. It thus lent legitimacy not only to Judas’

The conception of the king as a religious figure was fundamentally tied to his moral responsibility for the religious actions of the