Forty Fake and Phoney Letters

Bible characters and events, but not quite as we know them!Laugh your way through the Old and New Testaments with this recently-discovered haul of dubious (but surprisingly insightful) letters. Packed with discussion notes, historical explanations, and ideas for practical application.Noah is reprimanded by the maritime authority. Delilah writes to complain about a faulty batch of rope. Jonah seeks compensation for unsafe working conditions. Joseph retracts his divorce application. A wine merchant tries to cash in on a new rabbi's lucrative talent, and temple stallholders express concern about a Passover ruckus. Judas writes to seek legal advice, and the Apostle John canvasses a well-known publisher for a book deal.

Pages: 222, Paperback, Torn Curtain Publishing