Led through the city streets, Abigail looks out at a white canyon of five thousand women in wedding veils standing shoulder to shoulder, refusing to let the empire pass.<a href="https://www.linktr.ee/tonydreaming" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">https://www.linktr.ee/tonydreaming</a>

Led through the city streets, Abigail looks out at a white canyon of five thousand women in wedding veils standing shoulder to shoulder, refusing to let the empire pass. https://www.linktr.ee/tonydreaming

Led through the city streets, Abigail looks out at a white canyon of five thousand women in wedding veils standing shoulder to shoulder, refusing to let the empire pass.<a href="https://www.linktr.ee/tonydreaming" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.linktr.ee/tonydreaming</a>

Chapter 18: The Way of the Veil

In 1st-century Judea, Jeshua of Nazareth is no king. She is a baker, a healer, and a woman who refuses to stay silent. Her followers, laundresses, midwives, widows, and outcasts, form a roaming sisterhood feeding the hungry and whispering a dangerous idea: that every person carries a spark of the divine. But Rome sees a rebel. The Temple sees a heretic. And the sister who loves her too fiercely may be the greatest threat of all. A tale of sisterhood, betrayal, and quiet revolution.

Share Chapter 18: The Way of the Veil

Sign up to save your podcasts

Chapter 18: The Way of the Veil

Chapter 18: The Way of the Veil