Rejected Of Men; A Story Of Today
Howard Pyle
Read by David Wales
This is a setting of the story of Jesus as if it had occurred during early twentieth century America. The narrator's point of view is that of an outsider looking in at the story of Jesus. Howard Pyle (1853 - 1911) was an American illustrator and author. - Summary by Wikipedia and david wales (5 hr 56 min)
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Strange little story
TwinkieToes
In my experience, stories about "Christ today" are from the point of view of an eventual follower of Jesus. This one isn't. The ending was anticlimactic, in that life just continued on for the protagonist. However, I did enjoy this story as it gave the "other side of the story" from one who didn't follow Jesus. It got a little preachy at times (especially in the interludes), but overall it was worth the listen. Reader is good, and technical quality was A-OK.
nancy
Howard ! , David !!!both the mystery of the Bible……the words, From the Bible—Howard, plucking out each character like a rose, and David did a spectacular excellence reading this book. Amazing. David-thank you for opening our eyes your gift and your talent excellence, the perfect voice for this very rare gift Howard Pyle Author artist Deep thinker Teacher The name Pyle, along with Wyeth in the Chadds Ford Pennsylvania Artist community
A book every christian should read!
A LibriVox Listener
I think every Christian should read this. Its from the Pharisee point of view in realising the truth after and helps press the point that all are equal sinners that need changed by Gods grace. Its well written and would be enjoyed by anyone secular or christian who wants to consider the life of Jesus in a deeper way