God, Israel, and Shiloh by David Rubin

God, Israel, and Shiloh by David Rubin

God, Israel, and Shiloh is a gripping biblical and historical saga about the Land of Israel and the Jewish people. After reading this book, you will gain a new understanding of both the religious and political perspectives of the Jewish people who live in the Biblical heartland of Israel. Learn who the settlers are. Learn where and what is the West Bank. Learn the truth about the people who are often referred to as the chosen people and how it is that Israel is a nation struggling with its destiny to be a light unto the nations. God, Israel, and Shiloh is written with moving personal stories, psychological insights, and compelling political commentary. This book is about faith and struggle, Judaism and Zionism woven around the special sacred site of Shiloh, then and now. Shiloh was the home and spiritual center for many great biblical personalities, including Joshua, Hannah, and Samuel the Prophet, who appointed the first Kings of Israel, Saul and David. The author, David Rubin, writes about the heroic families living in and rebuilding the biblical heartland of Israel, despite the obstacles in their path and tells his personal story of a miraculous survival from the bullets of terrorism.

The David Rubin Collection aims to bring together the late American author and academic David Rubin's fiction, nonfiction, translations, and poetry. David was a skilled storyteller as well as a translator, most renowned for his translations of Indian writers Premchand and Nirala. His novel The Larger Darkness, published in 1963, earned the British Writers' Club award for outstanding debut novel of the year. Until his death in 2008, he was a prolific writer. The Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center at Boston University houses his works. Visit davidrubinsindia.com for additional information.

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ISBN 13	9780982906729
ISBN 10	0982906722
Title	God, Israel, and Shiloh
Author	David Rubin
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Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Shiloh Israel Children's Fund
Year published	2011-03-01
Number of pages	188
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