Janet Stiles Tyson Reihenfolge der Bücher (Chronologisch)

Focusing on Jesus's mission, the narrative reveals his intent to reunite the tribes of Israel and restore worship to Shiloh, Samaria. It highlights Lazarus as Jesus' chosen successor, diverging from traditional views that elevate Peter. Additionally, Mary Magdalene emerges as a pivotal figure in this divine plan, emphasizing her importance in the unfolding events. This retelling offers a fresh perspective on familiar biblical characters and themes, challenging conventional interpretations.

Focusing on the tumultuous relationship between Nabonidus, the King of Babylon, and the Egyptian princess Nitocris, the narrative weaves historical events into its fabric, including a notable eclipse. Written by a woman during the exodus of 538 BCE, it offers a unique perspective on love and power against a backdrop of ancient history, enriching the tale with significant cultural and historical details.

This work features the luminescent, evocative art of Italian born, American painter John Singer Sargent, the 19th century celebrated portraitist of the wealthy and their privileged world. Renowned for his exquisite naturalism, this beautiful volume also offers his most delightful landscapes, travel scenes and watercolours.