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Original Title:	Journey to the Well
ISBN:	0800733096 (ISBN13: 9780800733094)
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Shimei, Zibeon, Ahmal, Ahira, Dibri, Jemuel, Eliab, Atarah, Timnah, Shelomith, Manahath, Peninnah

Journey to the Well

Diana Wallis Taylor

Paperback | Pages: 329 pages

Rating: 4.22 | 2169 Users | 230 Reviews

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Title	:	Journey to the Well
Author	:	Diana Wallis Taylor
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 329 pages
Published	:	March 1st 2009 by Fleming H. Revell Company (first published 2003)
Categories	:	Christian Fiction. Historical. Historical Fiction. Biblical Fiction. Christian. Fiction

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One of the most well-known and loved stories of Jesus's ministry is the encounter with the Samaritan woman at Jacob's well. Now the creative mind of Diana Wallis Taylor imagines how the Samaritan woman got there in the first place. Marah is just a girl of thirteen when her life is set on a path that will eventually lead her to a life-changing encounter with the Messiah. But before that momentous meeting she must traverse through times of love lost and found, cruel and manipulative men, and gossiping women.

This creative and accurate portrayal of life in the time of Jesus opens a window into a fascinating world. Taylor's rich descriptions of the landscapes, lifestyles, and rituals mesh easily with the emotional and very personal story of one woman trying to make a life out of what fate seems to throw at her. This exciting and heartwrenching story will fascinate readers and lend new life to a familiar story.

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Compelling dramaI give this a five because I felt compelled to find out more about the woman. When I first was exposed to this story as a new believer, but mature woman in a Sunday school glass, my teacher asked me what I thought the woman would do after receiving the Messiahs forgiveness. I answered wrong, guessing she would return to her home and treasure it to herself. Boy did that get a laugh, but so many of us do that...

I've had this book in my Kindle for a while now, and I wish I had read it sooner.It is a fictional account of the story surrounding an episode in the gospel according to John.  It displays the author's creative mind, her take on the events preceding the journey of the Samaritan woman to Jacob's well, up until the experience of salvation for herself, her family, and her village.Though the central figure in this novel was the Samaritan woman, it also captured a couple of other episodes from the

This book has been on my TBR pile a very long time, but I always wind up hesitating when it comes time for me to actually read it. After finally taking the plunge with it, I can understand why I hesitated so much on it.This is the story of Marah, the Samaritan woman who comes upon Jesus at Jacob's Well. The story is broken up into sections according to her husband/major influence at the time of the events, and she has at least 5 husbands in her lifetime. The story moved at a rather slow pace,

easy read. actually held my attention. a lot of background, leaving me forgetting this was about the Samaritan woman at the well.I strongly disagree with the bottom of pg 318 where it says, "As we forgive ourselves, we open our hearts to the forgiveness of Christ."No where do i find this supported in scripture. If i could forgive myself then what need would i have of Him and His sacrifice and forgiveness? We either accept His sacrifice or we do not. There is no more that I can add to what He did

In the Scripture from John, Chapter Four, a certain woman meets Jesus at Jacob's well in the town of Sychar, Samaria. When Jesus asks for a drink, the woman is hesitant, seeing as though He is a Jew, and as a Samarian woman, it wasn't considered proper.But from this simple exchange of communication, comes the profound reality that the Messiah has just revealed Himself to this common person, and has offered her the Water of Everlasting Life. Christ also identifies her as having been married five

John 4:16-1816 He told her, Go, call your husband and come back. 17 I have no husband, she replied. Jesus said to her, You are right when you say you have no husband. 18 The fact is, you have had five husbands, and the man you now have is not your husband. What you have just said is quite true. First of all, let's take a good long look at that whitewashed cover. That is one European-American Victoria Secret model with a spray tan up thurrrrr. Would it really have been so hard to get an actual

I flew through this story. Even when I wasn't reading, I was thinking about Marah, and her journey. My heart broke with hers as she endured the hardships she faced in her young life. To see her path to that inevitable meeting with the Saviour at Jacob's well was fascinating.But, what turned it into a 5 star read for me was what happened AFTER her encounter with Christ. From scripture, we know what happened in the interaction between Jesus and the woman of Samaria at the well, and that because of