Memoires Sur L'Industrie de La Soie, Et de La Taille Du Murier (1843)

The Holy Land is on the brink of revolution. For generations, the occupying Romans have crushed their opposition by crucifixion, torture and the force of a war-hardened army. One young woman, Sarah, known as Ahavah to her family, holds the key to a new order and a new way of life. Sarah is Yeshua and Miryai’s only child. Like her father, she is filled with immeasurable spiritual knowledge, peace and love. She is the spiritual legacy and future leader of the Church of Jerusalem; her soul and heart completely understand the Way of Truth introduced to the world by her crucified father. A convergence of imagination and historical references, the story of Sarah is layered with mystical Judaism, Gnostic beliefs and early Eastern religion influences. A Awhat if? story filled with passion, intrigue and power, Ahavah’s Dream opens the door to a new reality of Judeo-Christian belief, a rendition that offers a fresh view of the time of Yeshua.