The Damascus Way is the third novel by Davis Bunn and Janette Oke in the Acts of Faith Series.
The Damascus Way tells the story of young Julia. Julia's money allows her to buy anything she wishes, but there is one thing she wants that money can't buy her, acceptance from either Gentiles or Judeans in Tiberias. Julia is left devastated when she discovers her treasured Greeks Fathers' biggest secret, her and her Hebrew mother are second-class citizens. As darkness looms her future becomes uncertain.
Abigail's brother, Jacob is a young man struggling to find his own place among the community of believers. He loves his job as a caravan guard, it's exciting and adventurous. When Julia's father hires Jacob to protect a wealthy merchant's caravan, he reluctantly finds himself on the secret "Frankincense Trail," and takes on the dangerous responsibility of passing letters and messages between communities of believers. He is shocked to discover that young Julia is also a courier. Can their initial mistrust be put aside to accomplish their mission?
The Damascus Way tells the story of young Julia. Julia's money allows her to buy anything she wishes, but there is one thing she wants that money can't buy her, acceptance from either Gentiles or Judeans in Tiberias. Julia is left devastated when she discovers her treasured Greeks Fathers' biggest secret, her and her Hebrew mother are second-class citizens. As darkness looms her future becomes uncertain.
Abigail's brother, Jacob is a young man struggling to find his own place among the community of believers. He loves his job as a caravan guard, it's exciting and adventurous. When Julia's father hires Jacob to protect a wealthy merchant's caravan, he reluctantly finds himself on the secret "Frankincense Trail," and takes on the dangerous responsibility of passing letters and messages between communities of believers. He is shocked to discover that young Julia is also a courier. Can their initial mistrust be put aside to accomplish their mission?