Jephthah, God's Freedom: The Judge Who Made a Vow God Never Required

He won the battle... but misunderstood the God who gave the victory.Rejected by his own brothers. Driven from his father's house. A warrior with nowhere to belong.Jephthah grows up as an outcast in Israel, the son of a harlot. Cast into exile, he builds a life among other forgotten men in the wild land of Tob-men who have lost everything but their courage.Years later, when the Ammonites rise against Israel and war threatens the land, the elders of Gilead come searching for the one man they once cast aside.Jephthah.A man of valor. A man of wounds. A man who believes that victory must be purchased at any cost.As armies gather and the Spirit of the Lord moves across the land, Jephthah makes a vow that will change everything.A vow born from courage... and a tragic misunderstanding of the heart of God.In this sweeping biblical retelling from the Book of Judges, the story of Jephthah unfolds through war, exile, family betrayal, and a promise that will echo through generations.Powerful. Unflinching. Unforgettable.Jephthah: God's Freedom explores one of the most difficult stories in Scripture-and reveals how even the darkest moments in Israel's history point toward the greater freedom that was still to come.Perfect for readers of: - Biblical historical fiction - The Old Testament retold through story - Character-driven faith fiction - Francine Rivers and Connilyn CossetteStep into the turbulent world of ancient Israel-where courage, faith, and tragedy collide in the days before kings.

Pagina's: 151, Paperback, Independently published