Pearl Maiden


Gelesen von LibriVox Volunteers

(4.5 stars; 138 reviews)

This is the story of Miriam, an orphan Christian woman living in Rome in the first century. She falls in love with a Roman officer, but knows that her Jewish childhood playmate loves her too- and will do anything in order to get her love in return. (Summary by Stav Nisser) (15 hr 1 min)

Kapitel

01 - THE PRISON AT CAESAREA 26:45 Gelesen von Ric F
02 - THE VOICE OF A GOD 24:01 Gelesen von Ric F
03 - THE GRAIN STORE 26:03 Gelesen von Ric F
04 - THE BIRTH OF MIRIAM 23:35 Gelesen von Ric F
05 - MIRIAM IS ENTHRONED 25:12 Gelesen von Ric F
06 - CALEB 34:38 Gelesen von Ric F
07 - MARCUS 29:37 Gelesen von Ric F
08 - MARCUS AND CALEB 35:14 Gelesen von Ric F
09 - THE JUSTICE OF FLORUS 26:00 Gelesen von Ric F
10 - BENONI 34:01 Gelesen von Monika Rolley
11 - THE ESSENES LOSE THEIR QUEEN 19:27 Gelesen von Ric F
12 - THE RING, THE NECKLACE AND THE LETTER 34:06 Gelesen von Ric F
13 - WOE, WOE TO JERUSALEM 31:00 Gelesen von Steve Mattingly
14 - THE ESSENES FIND THEIR QUEEN AGAIN 29:46 Gelesen von Steve Mattingly
15 - WHAT PASSED IN THE TOWER 39:44 Gelesen von Ric F
16 - THE SANHEDRIM 36:05 Gelesen von Ric F
17 - THE GATE OF NICANOR 30:16 Gelesen von Ric F
18 - THE DEATH-STRUGGLE OF ISRAEL 34:29 Gelesen von Ric F
19 - PEARL-MAIDEN 30:51 Gelesen von Ric F
20 - THE MERCHANT DEMETRIUS 37:41 Gelesen von Ric F
21 - THE CAESARS AND PRINCE DOMITIAN 33:33 Gelesen von Ric F
22 - THE TRIUMPH 29:24 Gelesen von Monika Rolley
23 - THE SLAVE-RING 34:56 Gelesen von Ric F
24 - MASTER AND SLAVE 40:42 Gelesen von Ric F
25 - THE REWARD OF SATURIUS 26:43 Gelesen von Ric F
26 - THE JUDGMENT OF DOMITIAN 36:55 Gelesen von Ric F
27 - THE BISHOP CYRIL 33:35 Gelesen von Ric F
28 - THE LAMP 31:37 Gelesen von Ric F
29 - HOW MARCUS CHANGED HIS FAITH 25:10 Gelesen von Ric F

Bewertungen


(5 stars)

A great look into the lives of Jewish, Roman Elite and soilders battled between themselves. The odd part for me was how few Christians there were. Then the book became graphics as to how many of early Christians died. All in all a well read Christian fiction book that surprised me at the end.

mediocre reading at best.


(2 stars)

the reader's pitch and inflection detracted from an otherwise great story. despite that, had I heard the women who read 2 of the chapters, I'd have passed on this book. she's proof that sometimes even volunteers should be fired. I'll watch for and avoid anything else she's read.

mechanical voice


(1 stars)

I just can't listen anymore. is this a real person reading or is it a text to voice software. the inflections and pauses are strange, unnatural. this book reading should be put on the redo list. love librovox, just don't like this production.

pearl maiden


(3 stars)

The book is one of Haggard’s best, though different from most of his other works. The readers, on the other hand, made it a less enjoyable experience than it could have been. Thanks LibriVox


(3 stars)

This is the first H R Haggard book I've ever read, & I'm looking forward to going to King Solomon's mines next (especially as the Reviews praise the reader). This story was enjoyable, if a little predictable, and enticed me to learn more about the Roman-Judean wars & the Flavian Caesars, which is one of my main reasons for loving historical fiction. I must say, however, this Reading is stilted, requiring just about all inflection & emotion to be "added" mentally by the listener. This isn't always a bad thing, because if allows the listener to "read" in the emotion she would bring off the page. But sometimes it makes the listening a bit difficult. All in all an enjoyable audio book.

very sweet and good morals


(5 stars)

a beautifully written story of a very sweet and intelligent young lady who faithfully puts God and her family first above all things and is rewarded. Full of wisdom which has been lost from many hearts today. the voice is somthing you get used to and grow to enjoy. Thanks for your work in sharing this book.

Infant Baptism NO NO


(3 stars)

I liked the exciting story with the facts on the Jewish-Roman War, except where Miriam was baptized at probably not more than one hour old. she had no reason to be baptized since, because of her innocence, does not know who Jesus is and does not even know the word Christian exists, never mind be one. Period.

WOE ARE WE AND THE HUMAN CONDITION


(5 stars)

Have we changed so little that we suffer a few Megalomaniac leaders control by their wishes the population of Nations. Look now 2 thousands years later, have we not the same apparition unfolding before our eyes.