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Nora Hobbs' Biblical Fiction Page
Just imagine living at a time when men did not have the New Testament, only the Torah and the writings of the Prophets. YahShua was just the name of a man upon the lips of the people. Here is a look through Timon’s eyes at a world on the brink of change, natural to spiritual, outward ritual to inner worship, death to life. There has been stories passed down through each generation of many Messiah's that have appeared and then vanished. He sets off to find out who the latest Messiah is and uncovers earth shaking facts that puts him in the mainstream of world change destined to shape lives.
Meet the colorful people Timon encounters on his journey. Finding Yah’s purpose for the Passover events proves to be a long, heart-wrenching task full of confusion, conspiracy, torment, revelation and the joy that comes with finding the will of Yah. At the end, Timon’s biblical identity is revealed, along with the important part he plays in the early church. Glory Departed and Timon of Beitorah are both hardback books!
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This is a fictional autobiography of a man named ‘Timon’ who is a Bible personality mentioned by name only once in the New Testament. There is no historic record of this man, but I believe him to be a Levite, his family owns a parcel of land and he is a husbandman of horses. 
When the curtain between the Holy Place and the Most Holy Place was rent at the time of YahShua's death, a priest was offering up prayer for Him, and witnessed the renting. Realizing this knowledge would add weight to the teachings of this so-called ‘Messiah’, the chief priests ordered the name YahShua stricken from all records. This man’s teachings could make the priesthood obsolete and without purpose or importance. So Caiaphas, the high priest ordered the curtain secretly repaired, and then set about to silence the witness. The first voice was silenced, but from the ashes of the first, another rose who Caiaphas and his cohorts would find not so easily managed. 
