Uncle of God-The Voyages of Joseph of Arimathea

by M. E. Rosson

Overview

Joseph was a rich Jewish Tin merchant who loved his niece Miriam very much. When her husband died and he was asked to give a trade apprenticeship to his nephew Jeshua, Joseph leans that Jeshua is not like the others. Joseph learns that he is not the Uncle of a Carpenter or just a man, but that he, Joseph of Arimathea is the Uncle of God!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940011991738
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	05/14/2010
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	160
File size:	137 KB

About the Author

M E Rosson Born in Nashville, TN in 1960. M.E. was raised in Tennessee, Michigan and West Virginia. He Graduated High School and went to Appalachian Bible College for one year before joining the Air Force in 1979. Dr Rosson Spent 20 years in the USAF and then finished college, Obtaining a PhD in Divinity. Dr Rosson has traveled extensively in six continents and has lived on four. He is Married with three Children all grown. M. E. Rosson has been a Pastor, Youth Minister, Church Planter and Missionary. He now lives with his wife of 27 years in Tennessee. M.E. likes to spend time with family, Church and writing as often as he can. Dr. Rosson is a Weekly Columnist for the Rutherford County Reader and has published over twenty books through the years including Sandals in the Dust (Two Editions), Abraham and the Middle East Today(Two Editions) and the ongoing commentary series, All the Books of the Bible. Dr. Rosson's lastest work is called Uncle of God-The Voyages of Joseph of Arimathea. Recently, MIT -- Massachusetts Institute of Technology has listed his Commentary, All the Books of the Bible: Volume One Genesis, as required reading for their course on Evolution.

Editorial Reviews

This is a very interesting read.You are first introduced to John and his situation,then you are surprised with the vast knowledge of the early church and what happened to the disciples.One of the most surprising things for me was The Didiche/Didache,that was my first time hearing about the text.

Barnes and Nobles - C Baub

There have been too few books that I have been able to find about Joseph of Arimathea, but those few have been very good. Especially Glastonbury by Donna Crow. Hers was like a whole history and my wife and I loved it as we have been all over the Glastonbury area and have read the booklets provided there. I have no doubt that Joseph was the Uncle of Jesus Christ and once you visit that hallowed location you know where the first wattle church was that Joseph built after the Resurrection. The autho

Barnes and Nobles - Dr. Fred Salem