Eli Navarro once preached with total certainty that God was a refuge in every storm. Then he lost his wife and daughter on a single rain-soaked night, and the certainty went with them.
He flees to a mountain village called Ashford Hollow, looking for nothing but silence. Instead he finds Caleb, an old chapel-keeper carrying a grief of his own; Grace, a young woman whose darkness mirrors his; and a single Hebrew word, tsalmaveth — the shadow of death — that will not let him go.
What Eli discovers in that valley is not an answer to why he suffered. It is something stranger, and considerably harder to disbelieve: that the silence he mistook for abandonment may have been the nearest he has ever been held.
A quiet, devastating novel about grief, doubt, and the kind of faith that survives both — Tsalmaveth asks whether God is absent in our darkest valleys, or whether He has simply been closer than we could feel.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Eli Navarro once preached with total certainty that God was a refuge in every storm. Then he lost his wife and daughter on a single rain-soaked night, and the certainty went with them.He flees to a mountain village called Ashford Hollow, looking for nothing but silence. Instead he finds Caleb, an old chapel-keeper carrying a grief of his own; Grace, a young woman whose darkness mirrors his; and a single Hebrew word, tsalmaveth - the shadow of death - that will not let him go.What Eli discovers in that valley is not an answer to why he suffered. It is something stranger, and considerably harder to disbelieve: that the silence he mistook for abandonment may have been the nearest he has ever been held.A quiet, devastating novel about grief, doubt, and the kind of faith that survives both - Tsalmaveth asks whether God is absent in our darkest valleys, or whether He has simply been closer than we could feel. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798184242651
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Eli Navarro once preached with total certainty that God was a refuge in every storm. Then he lost his wife and daughter on a single rain-soaked night, and the certainty went with them.He flees to a mountain village called Ashford Hollow, looking for nothing but silence. Instead he finds Caleb, an old chapel-keeper carrying a grief of his own; Grace, a young woman whose darkness mirrors his; and a single Hebrew word, tsalmaveth - the shadow of death - that will not let him go.What Eli discovers in that valley is not an answer to why he suffered. It is something stranger, and considerably harder to disbelieve: that the silence he mistook for abandonment may have been the nearest he has ever been held.A quiet, devastating novel about grief, doubt, and the kind of faith that survives both - Tsalmaveth asks whether God is absent in our darkest valleys, or whether He has simply been closer than we could feel. Seller Inventory # 9798184242651
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Eli Navarro once preached with total certainty that God was a refuge in every storm. Then he lost his wife and daughter on a single rain-soaked night, and the certainty went with them.He flees to a mountain village called Ashford Hollow, looking for nothing but silence. Instead he finds Caleb, an old chapel-keeper carrying a grief of his own; Grace, a young woman whose darkness mirrors his; and a single Hebrew word, tsalmaveth - the shadow of death - that will not let him go.What Eli discovers in that valley is not an answer to why he suffered. It is something stranger, and considerably harder to disbelieve: that the silence he mistook for abandonment may have been the nearest he has ever been held.A quiet, devastating novel about grief, doubt, and the kind of faith that survives both - Tsalmaveth asks whether God is absent in our darkest valleys, or whether He has simply been closer than we could feel. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798184242651
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