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<p><br>when The Beautiful, Strong-minded Rebekah Leaves Her Father&#8217;s House To Marry Isaac, Son Of Abraham, She Struggles To Find Her Place In The Patriarch's Family And Her Own Path To Serving God. Sensitive To Christian Tradition But Also To The Plight Of Women In Biblical Times, This Imaginative, Inspiring Story Offers A Unique Look At Early Christianity&#8217;s Domestic Culture.</p><h3>claire Rosser - Kliatt</h3><p>card, Usually Known For His Sf And Fantasy, Continues His Series About The Women Of Genesis Here. (sarah Was Reviewed In Kliatt, November 2001.) The Stories Of These Women Are Shared By Three Major World Religions: Judaism, Islam, And Christianity. Sarah, As Abraham's Wife, Was Crucial In The Decision To Cast Out Abraham's Son By The Handmaiden Hagar This Son, Ismael, Is The Ancestor Of Mohammed And The Arab People. Ismael Is A Major Character In Rebekah, As Well, Seen As A Beloved Son Of Abraham, Returning To Family Celebrations After The Death Of Sarah. Rebekah Marries The Son Of Abraham And Sarah, Isaac. When She Joins The Family, Rebekah Soon Realizes There Is A Subtle Rift Between Isaac And His Father And Card Develops The Idea That Isaac Must Have Been Aff

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Author
Card, Orson Scott
Publisher
Salt Lake City, Utah: Shadow Mountain
Published
2001
Language
EN
ISBN
9780765399342
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Literary Fiction, Fiction, Humanities
Rating
3.84 / 5 (110 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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