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Hadassah: One Night with the King » (Abridged, 2 cassettes, 3 hours)

Book cover image of Hadassah: One Night with the King by Tommy Tenney

Authors: Tommy Tenney, Mark Andrew Olsen
ISBN-13: 9780764228933, ISBN-10: 0764228935
Format: Audio
Publisher: Bethany House Publishers
Date Published: April 2004
Edition: Abridged, 2 cassettes, 3 hours

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Author Biography: Tommy Tenney

The youngest of three generations of ministry, Tommy Tenney was born in 1956 and began preaching at age 16. He has spent almost 10 years pastoring and more than 17 years in mobile ministry, traveling to more than 30 nations and most states.

Tommy is a well-known revivalist and has been used to both spark and fuel the fires of revival. He has experienced the miraculous, but more importantly, he knows the value of intimacy with and humility before God. Tommy and his wife Jeannie reside in Louisiana with their three daughters, Tiffany, Natasha, and Andrea.

Mark Andrew Olson is a talented writer whose screenplays and other writing have provided a wealth of experience from which to collaborate with Tenney on this novel. He and his family make their home in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Book Synopsis

Breathing life into the incredible story of Esther, this painstakingly researched book shows how she became queen of Persia. Now in CD audio format! Three discs.

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"This Biblical tale offers some surprises, including Hadassah's first love, a boy who reaches great influence within the palace. The greatest change is the depth of character that the author creates. Esther, Xerxes, Mordecai and all of the smaller characters love, grieve and feel. This dazzling skill with character brings the story to life in a way that the Bible does not, changing it from a story of heroism to one woman's struggle to come to terms with the God who let her family die, and to finally reach love again.

The historical details behind this love story are also quite amazing. Tactical details of Xerxes's campaign in Greece and details from the Bible showing the root of the hatred between Jews and the Agagites abound in the narrative. Descriptions of the palace, foods and beauty treatments reflecting the opulent Persian Empire will stun readers with their gorgeous depictions. At the same time, Esther's simple faith and courage outshine these descriptions as the character grows from the terrified daughter of murdered parents to the most powerful queen in the world, determined to protect her people, whatever the cost to herself.

Esther's strength of character echoes into the modern day, becoming a powerful icon for Jewish women everywhere."

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