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Title:Unveiled: Tamar (Lineage of Grace #1)
Author:Francine Rivers
Book Format:Hardcover
Book Edition:First Edition
Pages:Pages: 173 pages
Published:May 1st 2000 by Tyndale House Publishers (first published April 6th 2000)
Categories:Christian Fiction. Christian. Historical. Historical Fiction. Fiction. Biblical Fiction
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Unveiled: Tamar (Lineage of Grace #1) Hardcover | Pages: 173 pages
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Christy Award finalist!

The story of Tamar, book one in the popular Lineage of Grace series by the New York Times bestselling author of Redeeming Love and A Voice in the Wind

Betrayed by men who controlled her future, she fought for the right to believe in a loving God.

Meet Tamar, one of the five women in the lineage of Christ. She risked her life and her reputation to be the woman she was called to be. Her story serves as an example of how God uses our circumstances and our steps toward Him, however faltering, to fulfill His plan.

This novella includes an in-depth Bible study, perfect for personal reflection or group discussion.

"Francine Rivers utilizes her expertise as master storyteller to unveil Tamar's saga, a tale of deception, betrayal, and ultimately hope." Romantic Times

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Original Title: Unveiled: Tamar (Lineage of Grace #1)
ISBN: 0842319476 (ISBN13: 0031809014745)
Edition Language: English
Series: Lineage of Grace #1
Characters: Tamar (Bible), Judah (Bible)
Literary Awards: ECPA Christian Book Award, Christy Award Nominee for International Historical (2001)


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5 stars. This was a fantastic retelling of Tamar's story in the book of Genesis. Review to come.

Tamar. Her name meant date palm. It was a name given to one who would become beautiful and graceful. A lovely biblical retelling of Tamar. Not an easy story to tell but I love how Francine Rivers leads your imagination beyond what is provided in the Bible. I listened to the accompanied audiobook performed by Barbara Rosenblat. I give 5 stars for a an excellent dramatic performance. This is my first book by this author but will not be my last. Recommended for those who like to read biblical

I picked this book up and when I had a few hours to wait this afternoon, and was delighted with this little novella. It made for an easy read -- I finished it in one sitting -- and yet it had a lot of heart behind it, too.I have always been intrigued about Tamar's story in the bible. I often wonder what she must've been thinking as she was given first to Er, then to Onan, and then promised to the youngest son...but the promise was never fulfilled. Francine Rivers view of how this young woman

In the Bible there are many accounts of lives that are summarized in only a few short verses. It's easy to read them and keep going without giving them much thought. I am not saying that we need to read more into them then is there, but there are times we don't really meditate on the passage to the fullest. Francine Rivers takes a passage like that and turns it into a novel that explores what MIGHT have been. Remember, this is fiction based on a few facts...so while the skeleton may be truth,

In the bible Tamar is only mentioned once in 1st Mose 38, so one does not really get to know her story. Francine Rivers tells it as it could have happened by considering the ancient customs and the circumstances of life of this period.This book is dedicated to all people who are beingused and abused and to all people who yearn for rightousness since thecentral figure, Tamar, had to suffer a difficult fate butnever gave up her hope.It's hard to believe that she could have stayed so kind and

This book was great...a quick read as well. It is a fictional story based on scripture regarding Joseph's brother Judah. I enjoy Francine Rivers writing because she does studies at the end of her books and states this is her perception based on scripture. There is a series of these books of women in the Bible. I can't wait to read the next one!

Francine Rivers does it again. She is truly my favorite Christian author. She can retell a bible story to make it come alive. I enjoy the biblical history of her books so much! Tamar lived a difficult life, but she didn't let it consume her. She dealt with daily struggles and seemed to find answers through the one true God.