The Underground City of Cappadocia

The Underground City of Cappadocia
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Total Pages : 254
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ISBN-10 : 1497399920
ISBN-13 : 9781497399921
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Book Synopsis The Underground City of Cappadocia by : Edward Feuer

Download or read book The Underground City of Cappadocia written by Edward Feuer and published by CreateSpace. This book was released on 2014-08-25 with total page 254 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The Underground City of Cappadocia is a fictional portrayal of the Great Persecution. In 303AD, dominated by an evil emperor, the Roman Empire proclaimed war on the Christians. Believers were forced to worship the emperor or face enslavement, torture and death. The Christians of Cappadocia (Central Turkey), create an underground city to protect themselves from the Romans. Leadership struggles arise as Christians fight for power. Can Christians truly unite and work together amidst challenging circumstances? The conclusion of the story represents one of the most dramatic transformations in history, creating hope amidst the challenges of today. "Edward Feuer masterfully brings an important chapter in the development of the Christian church to life in this historical novel. He has created characters so compelling that one looks forward to what's in the next chapter and wants even more when the story ends." Mark Fingerlin Vistage International "Fascinating history and a great job of historical fiction premised on scriptural truth." Leith Swanson Founder of Global Oceanic "I did not grasp the depth of church unity until reading The Underground City of Cappadocia." Kent Porter Porter Leadership Development


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