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Forgive Us Our Trespasses Lloyd C. Douglas
New York Grosset &Dunlap 1932 B000BRBVDM Hardcover Very Good With Dust Jacket Used
Lloyd Douglas carefully weaves a story of forgiveness. Hardcover. In Very Good condition. Clean and unmarked. Attractive rough cut pages. Dust jacket preserved in new mylar cover. 369 pages.
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12.00 USD
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The Robe Lloyd C. Douglas
Pleasantville Reader's Digest 1993 0895775476 / 9780895775474 Hardcover Very Good Used Barron Storey
Marcellus was a Roman soldier who by a fortuity executed Jesus' crucifixion and subsequently won Jesus' robe as a gambling prize. The robe symbolized his crime, the crime of recklessly crucifying an innocent man who exhausted him life in advocating love, kindness, and goodwill. The memory of the crucifixion, had been an interminable torture that plunged Marcellus into a deep melancholy. Demetrius, the Greek slave from Corinth, could never tell when his master was hit by a capricious seizure that sent sweat streaming his face. The robe miraculously healed the inconsolable Marcellus as he touched it. From there Marcellus set off on a quest to seek the truth about the robe and the Nazarene who claimed to own his kingdom somewhere not in the world. Hardcover. In Near Fine condition. Appears unread. Clean and crisp throughout. Maroon buckram covered boards, no dust jacket as issued. Illustrations. 510 pages.
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15.00 USD
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The Robe Lloyd C. Douglas
Boston Houghton Mifflin 0895775476 / 9780895775474 Hardcover Very Good With Dust Jacket Used
Marcellus was a Roman soldier who by a fortuity executed Jesus' crucifixion and subsequently won Jesus' robe as a gambling prize. The robe symbolized his crime, the crime of recklessly crucifying an innocent man who exhausted him life in advocating love, kindness, and goodwill. The memory of the crucifixion, had been an interminable torture that plunged Marcellus into a deep melancholy. Demetrius, the Greek slave from Corinth, could never tell when his master was hit by a capricious seizure that sent sweat streaming his face. The robe miraculously healed the inconsolable Marcellus as he touched it. From there Marcellus set off on a quest to seek the truth about the robe and the Nazarene who claimed to own his kingdom somewhere not in the world. Hardcover. Book Club Ed. Clean and unmarked. Top edge dyed yellow. Worn dust jacket in new mylar cover. 472 pages.
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15.00 USD
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