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Language: English
Published by Menorah Books Ltd, 2016
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- Title
- Elisha Davidson and the Letters of Fire
- Author
- Attar, M. R.
- Publisher
- Menorah Books Ltd
- Publication year
- 2016
- Condition
- Very Good
- Binding
- paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1940516609
- ISBN 13
- 9781940516608
In the Old City of Jerusalem, a secret school exists which trains students in an all-powerful otherworldly wisdom. Young Elisha Davidson isn't considered one of their most promising students, but after he accidentally discovers a strange 'stone' buried behind the walls of his own home, he ends up unleashing mysterious letters of fire that plunge him into a labyrinth of ancient scripture, legend and mysticism. Now Elisha is not only light-years ahead of his classmates, he's reached a more advanced level than his school's most venerated 'master'. What happens when Elisha suddenly holds the keys to unimaginable ancient powers? Elisha Davidson and the Letters of Fire isn't based on fantasy. It draws only on non-fiction manuscripts, dating as far back as 5,775 years ago, and exposes the most extraordinary and cryptic teachings of the human race.
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About the Author
M. R. (Rhonda) Attar (nee Antelman) was born and educated in the U.S. (M.S. TV/Radio) and made Aliyah to Israel where she became a leading figure in the Israeli television industry launching ten TV channelssix in Israel and four worldwide. Mrs. Attar and her husband Rabbi Meir Attar are the co-founders and directors of the Tomer Devorah Beit Knesset, 24/7 Beit Midrash, and Kolel Chatzot in Kochav Ya'akov dedicated to V'ahavta L'rayeicha Kamocha (Love your Neighbor like yourself).
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