Talmid - The Book of John (Paperback)

W.R. Sander

ISBN 10: 1663259100 / ISBN 13: 9781663259103

Published by iUniverse, 2026

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Paperback. tal-mid, pl. (tal-mid-im); an indentured apprentice-student of a Rabbi; a student studying under discipline- hence "disciple" rather than merely "student." Set in the first-century, three longtime friends find themselves on opposing sides when a mysterious stranger comes to their hometown of K'far-Nachum and sets in motion events that will change the world. John, a twelve-year old who has a gift to memorize Scripture quickly, comes to the attention of the local priests, and together they deal with the stranger, a man called Yochanan the Immerser, who is baptizing townspeople in the local river in defiance of the established religious order. Just when they successfully silence this "prophet," another even more formidable opponent from Natzeret comes to town, and takes John and his friends from their small town to Herod's Palace, Yerushalayim and finally to a small hill called Gulgota. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Talmid - The Book of John (Paperback)
• Publisher: iUniverse
• Publication Date: 2026
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1663259100
• ISBN 13: 9781663259103
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

tal•mid, pl. (tal•mid•im); an indentured apprentice-student of a Rabbi; a student studying under discipline- hence “disciple” rather than merely “student.”

Set in the first-century, three longtime friends find themselves on opposing sides when a mysterious stranger comes to their hometown of K’far-Nachum and sets in motion events that will change the world.

John, a twelve-year old who has a gift to memorize Scripture quickly, comes to the attention of the local priests, and together they deal with the stranger, a man called Yochanan the Immerser, who is baptizing townspeople in the local river in defiance of the established religious order.

Just when they successfully silence this “prophet,” another even more formidable opponent from Natzeret comes to town, and takes John and his friends from their small town to Herod’s Palace, Yerushalayim and finally to a small hill called Gulgota.