Rahab, Harlot Of Faith

Gigi Graham, Asheville, NC: I  was very intrigued by the little book Rahab and Ruth. A lot of thought  and study went into this book and the story behind this relationship. I  personally got a lot out of it and think it would make a delightful and  meaningful women's Bible study.

Janet Larson, Librarian, The Villages, FL: The  book's reproductions are so beautiful. They keep drawing me back for  another look. The cover one has an ethereal quality. The blue eyes draw  attention to her face. The length of  your books and readability are  significant. I think it is another gem, unique in the way it is written and presented.

Dr. R.C. Sproul, Ligonier Ministries, Sanford FL: She  is the profound model of godliness, epic proportions of faith, leading  with adoration, prayer supreme... It is good that people be better  informed about her than most people are. I believe your book will help  with that. 

Dr. James Kurth, Professor Emeritus, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, PA: (the)  book provides us with a wonderfully evocative and inspiring account of  two of the most important women in the Bible, Rahab and Ruth.  Murray  skillfully carries us back more than 3000 years to place us in the  lively realities of the ancient societies of the Near East, yet he does  so in a way that makes those ancient realities directly relevant to us  and the challenges that we face in our lives today. 

Sister Donna Marie Dangelmaier of the sisters of St. Francis at Neumann University, Aston, PA: Your beautiful work on Mary... It seems a beautiful springboard for sharing prayer and discussion.

Dr. Elaine M. Kasowski, Chadds Ford, PA: What  a beautiful little volume.  The text and paintings drew me in, and I  learned much from your intimate portrait that made Mary come alive as a  down to earth human being.