Stephen: A Soldier of the Cross
Florence Morse Kingsley
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This is a unique sequel to the book Titus: A Comrade of the Cross written in a very different style, though none the less memorable, full of excitement and suspense! The author combines several stories together with great skill and ease, creating tension, making you wonder how things can play out until the very climax is reached. A blind girl and her brother just barely surviving in Egypt, threatened by the slave trade, almost without hope, one day hear about miracles happening in Jerusalem. They fly for their lives, hoping against hope and when they finally get there they find themselves at the foot of the cross. Is it too late? Was all their suffering for nothing? (Summary by Fiddlesticks) (8 hr 34 min)
Capítulos
Preface | 3:41 | Leído por Rachel |
The Blind Singer | 8:47 | Leído por Rachel |
Good Tidings Out of the Desert | 10:42 | Leído por Jessie Yun |
At the Palace of the High Priest | 10:38 | Leído por David Lodes |
In Place of Judas | 10:34 | Leído por David Lodes |
In the Abode of Kings | 12:20 | Leído por Melvin Lee |
The Lord of the South-Land | 12:14 | Leído por Melvin Lee |
The Pharisee from Tarsus | 16:34 | Leído por Nathan Tripp |
A Believer in the Nazarene | 11:53 | Leído por Roger That Voice |
In the Desert Encampment | 14:14 | Leído por Melvin Lee |
The White Dromedary | 17:30 | Leído por Melvin Lee |
At the Gate Beautiful | 16:30 | Leído por Gloria Begemann |
In the Council Chamber | 14:33 | Leído por Melvin Lee |
At the Feet of the Apostles | 18:32 | Leído por Melvin Lee |
A Cup of Cold Water | 17:47 | Leído por David Olson |
In Pursuit of the Fugitives | 17:18 | Leído por Melvin Lee |
A Roll of Parchment | 15:17 | Leído por Melvin Lee |
In the Prison House | 11:05 | Leído por Chris A. Hawkins |
'Whose we Are and Whom we Serve' | 18:17 | Leído por Melvin Lee |
In the Shadow of the Wall | 21:50 | Leído por Melvin Lee |
Without the Jaffa Gate | 16:25 | Leído por Rachel |
Not a Sparrow Falleth | 10:14 | Leído por Rachel |
By the Thorny Ways of His Sin | 12:01 | Leído por Rachel |
In the Synagogue of the Nazarenes | 7:37 | Leído por Becca Maggie |
The Warning | 17:11 | Leído por Melvin Lee |
The Wrath of Man | 19:10 | Leído por Melvin Lee |
Until the Day Break | 10:11 | Leído por Rachel |
In the Valley of the Shadow | 12:48 | Leído por Adele de Pignerolles |
The Lifted Veil | 11:11 | Leído por Esther ben Simonides |
The Watchful Love | 9:17 | Leído por Adele de Pignerolles |
A Flask of Crystal | 8:35 | Leído por Esther ben Simonides |
A Scarlet Thread | 11:36 | Leído por Esther ben Simonides |
Ben Hesed in Jerusalem | 9:09 | Leído por Esther ben Simonides |
The Mercy of Israel | 10:10 | Leído por Esther ben Simonides |
At the Third Hour | 20:44 | Leído por Gloria Begemann |
On the Road to Damascus | 27:43 | Leído por Gloria Begemann |
The Amulet | 19:44 | Leído por Dannielle Richards |
Reseñas





Mick Rae
Great story. I love the way the characters of the bible are brought to life and so much scripture is included in their speech. I agree with some of the other reviews that say one of the readers, though full of expression, needs to slow down so her words can be clearly understood. Even with the playback speed slowed down her words run together a bit. Don't give up reading though! You have a passionate way of expressing the characters' feeling. All up: a great listen and wonderful inspiration to stand firm in following Christ. Thankyou to all the volunteers who brought it to life.
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okra
The story is worth 4 and half stars. I was able to keep listening in spite of a few chapters difficult to listen to because I had come to love the character Stephen from listening to Titus first. The author does a wonderful job fleshing out this beautiful follower of Christ.
Another good book by F. M. K.





JackiLyn Friesen
Very well written and mostly well read... One speaker does very well with expression but needs to slow down...
worthwhile





Joshua Lambright
I appreciated most of this story except for the association of Jesus followers with violence which he clearly spoke out against





jen
Sadly Rachel begins the reading so fast, soft and unclear that it puts the listener off. It looks like a great book.
Interesting story, good readings





A LibriVox Listener
Easily followed even if not mothertongue.