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On the Way to Bethlehem
An Advent Study
Author: Rob Fuquay
Narrator: George W. Sarris
Unabridged: 4 hr 3 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Christian Audio
Published: 11/12/2024
Categories: Nonfiction, Religion, Religious Holidays
Synopsis
The journey to Christmas begins in Rome.
On the Way to Bethlehem follows the long journey to Christmas. The story begins in Rome with a decree issued from the seat of worldly power for a census, setting into motion events leading to the birth of the Savior of the world in a town that represents the very opposite of worldly power, Bethlehem.
Author Rob Fuquay provides insight into the geographical and historical significance of Rome, Jerusalem, Nazareth, and Bethlehem, along with the important characters through whom the Christmas drama unfolds. You will be drawn into those places in a way that helps you experience the spiritual truths each location holds. The reflection we give in these places prepares the heart and soul to experience wonder, awe, mystery, and joy.
Chapters include: Rome—A Place of Longing, Jerusalem—A Place of Waiting, Nazareth—A Place of Simplicity, and Bethlehem—A Place of Humility.
On the Way to Bethlehem follows the long journey to Christmas. The story begins in Rome with a decree issued from the seat of worldly power for a census, setting into motion events leading to the birth of the Savior of the world in a town that represents the very opposite of worldly power, Bethlehem.
Author Rob Fuquay provides insight into the geographical and historical significance of Rome, Jerusalem, Nazareth, and Bethlehem, along with the important characters through whom the Christmas drama unfolds. You will be drawn into those places in a way that helps you experience the spiritual truths each location holds. The reflection we give in these places prepares the heart and soul to experience wonder, awe, mystery, and joy.
Chapters include: Rome—A Place of Longing, Jerusalem—A Place of Waiting, Nazareth—A Place of Simplicity, and Bethlehem—A Place of Humility.
