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The only reason I don't give it a high mark is because I've heard the story so many times that it's almost boring. Also in accordance with the fact that this is a series, book 5 of 6, I expected the story to follow the story line as presented in the first 4 books of the series. This book didn't stick to the story of the holy men that became the blood line of Jesus. This story went off on a tangent and talked about Moses and the Hebrews' behavior during and after their captivity by the Egyptians. There was only a dribble of the man Caleb who had been chosen to where the medallion that represented the blood line of Jesus. Also, the entire period from Joseph to Moses was skipped. But I think the prior books did the same thing and I really enjoyed them.


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By Way of the Wilderness Lions of Judah Series #5 Gilbert Morris Books Reviews

Great series.
This entire series was awesome for me. I have not read Gilbert Morris before this series. By Way of the Wilderness was really a good read. I laughed and cried, and enjoyed every word. I will be ordering some more of Mr. Morris's books!
There's only one more episode left. I am awe struck at how Our Lord helped Mr. Morris use His Word, the Bible, to write such a beautiful novel filled with truth and to emphasize the Unbelievable, never-ending love of God for us all as we come to grips that it is He who is God and not us,
disappointed in the least as they are all superlative in their own right. I would !ike this series to go on following the Lions of Judah to the present but know that won't happen. It is well written and editted, smoothly flowing in the story line, and true to the scriptures we know. Thank you Mr. Morris for your writing expertise.
I like characters that are developed versus complex. Making characters complex is a turnoff for me. While I checked the mood of the book was thoughtful, the mood also was hopeful much of the time and dark at times as well. I thoroughly enjoyed the historical detail linked with fiction.
Now for no. 6 and end of series. Very good series. Read it for what it's worth. You will get so much out of it even though some of it is fiction. ( not all of it)
Gilbert Morris must read a different Bible than I do. That or his imagination lacks any sort of Godly prayer or thought.
The only reason I don't give it a high mark is because I've heard the story so many times that it's almost boring. Also in accordance with the fact that this is a series, book 5 of 6, I expected the story to follow the story line as presented in the first 4 books of the series. This book didn't stick to the story of the holy men that became the blood line of Jesus. This story went off on a tangent and talked about Moses and the Hebrews' behavior during and after their captivity by the Egyptians. There was only a dribble of the man Caleb who had been chosen to where the medallion that represented the blood line of Jesus. Also, the entire period from Joseph to Moses was skipped. But I think the prior books did the same thing and I really enjoyed them.