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Promised Land Series: Place of Refuge

1 review
David G. Woolley

Covenant Communications, 2003

Eh...
Maybe it's hard to keep a good book series going forever. I loved the first two of "The Promised Land", but for various reasons this installment just did not quite satisfy. I think a huge part of that was the focus. Brother Woolley, you get us addicted to a fictional family. If we wanted to read about Nephi and the rest of his crew, we would do our spiritual duty and pick up the Book of ...

The Power of Deliverance (The Promised Land)

3 reviews
David G. Woolley

Covenant Communications Inc, 2002

SO GOOD CAN'T WAIT FOR MORE
Everything that I liked from the first. Great book very entertaining. I couldn't put it down highly recommend this series of books very well done. It's a page turner and he keeps you wanting more, lots of great information in the back of the book. Great for understanding this time period. Makes you feel like you were there. Get the book you won't regret it!

THE PROMISED LAND - VOL 3 - Place of Refuge
David G. Woolley

Covenant Communications, 2008

Pillar of Fire (The Promised Land)

10 reviews
David G. Woolley

Covenant Communications Inc, 2002

David is truly amazing!
I love this book, and I will read it again and again. I love the way the words flow and how tension is felt on every page. Sweden*

The Promised Land - 3 volume set (vol. 1 - Pillar of Fire vol. 2 - Power of Deliverance vol. 3 - Place of ...
David G. Woolley

Covenant Communications, 2000

3 Volume set of religious fiction by David G. Woolley

Place of Refuge - Volume 3 - The Promised Land (The Promised Land, Volume 3)
David G. Woolley

Covenant Communications, Inc., 2003

It is six centuries before Jesus of Nazareth will be born, and Jerusalem is in turmoil. As the conflict with Babylon escalates, the ruling classes of Judah threaten any who dare oppose their tenuous power. The Holy City is destined for destruction. But amid the mayhem, two prophets of God come forth - Lehi and Ezekiel. However, both are in danger of losing their lives. Zadock, Cheif Elder of the Jews, and Laban, Captain of the Guard, ...