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conversations.value: What is a description for a book titled Galilee about Galilee, Judea, Christian with the genre: History, World?
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conversations.value: Two major religions originated in Galilee: rabbinic Judaism and Christianity. Both of these religions stem from and lay claim to ancient Israelite traditions that were cultivated in Galilee as well as in Judea and Samaria. According to the Christian Gospels, Jesus, whose hometown was Nazareth, carried out his ministry primarily in Galilee. Following the Roman suppression of two widespread revolts in Judea, rabbinic traditions indicate that the rabbis and other Judeans relocated to Galilee where they established academies and compiled first the Mishnah and later the Jerusalem Talmud. The rise of Islam, of course, produced yet another religion whose faithful value this territory. Richard the author takes all of these developments into account in this commanding study of the basic political and economic relations that prevailed in Roman Palestine, with particular reference to Galilee and with particular sensitivity to the implications for the resident's lives. The outcome of his meticulous research, analysis, and reconstruction provides a more complete and precise sense of the historical Jesus and the Christian Gospel traditions.
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conversations.value: What could be a title for a book about Rachel, American, Geary with the genre: New, Used & Rental Textbooks, Humanities?
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conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'Galilee'
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conversations.value: What is a plot for a book titled Galilee?
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conversations.value: Galilee (novel): The novel begins with an introduction to the manor of L'Enfant where Cesaria lives along with three of her children, Marietta, Zabrina and Luman.\nAlso living there is Edmund Maddox, the son of Nicodemus and a human woman.\nMaddox had been crippled in an accident many years before which also resulted in the death of Nicodemus and Maddox's wife, Chiyojo.\nMaddox decides to write a book telling of the conflict between the Gearys and the Barbarossas and when brought to a dome at the top of L'Enfant is provided back the usage of his legs along with new knowledge that enables him to tell the story.\nThroughout the novel we are told various stories involving Maddox and his half-siblings.\nThe story initially begins with the baptism of Galilee and how a witness named Zelim became a prophet and eventually a spirit bound to Cesaria.\nIn the present day, Maddox tells the story of how Rachel Pallenberg met Mitchell Geary and married him.\nThe Geary family is led by Mitchell's grandfather Cadmus, who while aged came back into power over the family after the mysterious murder of Mitchell's father George.\nThings are initially happy for Rachel, and she befriends much of the fellow women in the Geary family including Margie, wife to Mitchell's older brother Garrison.\nHowever, after a couple of years of marriage being married to Michell loses its luster.\nThings appear to be improving when Rachel becomes pregnant, but she suffers from a miscarriage and is told she can't have any more children.\nShe decides that she wants to leave Mitchell and tells him so after a visit to her hometown in Ohio.\nThe two of them decide to wait a few weeks before making a final decision.\nMargie tells Rachel of a house in Hawaii that is specifically meant for the usage of the Geary women.\nRachel heads there and encounters a man named Niolopua, and sees Galilee arrive on his boat, the Samarkand.\nGalilee tells Rachel a story of a water god and later brings her on his boat.\nThe two fall in love, but fight after Rachel receives a message about Margie being murdered by Garrison.\nRachel returns to theS.\nwhile Galilee decides to kill himself by heading out on the Samarkand without supplies and leaving himself to the elements.\nUpon her return to theS, Rachel meets Danny, a former lover of Margie's and agrees to take back some letters and pictures of his that were left in Margie's apartment.\nThere, she also finds a diary written by a man named Charles Holt from the Civil War.\nRachel read's Holt's diary, telling of his experiences after the war with a cook named Nickleberry.\nThey encounter a man named Galilee who Rachel soon realizes is the same Galilee in the present day when she reads of the same story that he told her when they first met.\nMeanwhile, Garrison, who has been released from prison, and Mitchell desire to destroy the Barbarossas and believe they can find their way to L'Enfant through the diary.\nMitchell is eventually able to steal the diary from Rachel.\nWith Cadmus close to death, Cesaria desires to see it and emits herself there, where she causes Cadmus to self-mutilate himself and die shortly afterwards.\nRachel witnesses this and decides to return to Galilee.\nMeanwhile, Mitchell desires to have Rachel back and also heads there.\nCesaria appears before Galilee and based on her encounter with Rachel convinces him to return to her.\nShe summons a storm which causes the Samarkand to crash ashore.\nRachel and Niolopua are able to find him and bring him back to their house.\nMitchell meanwhile, who has brought a knife with him arrives and murders Niolopua, and tries to do the same to Galilee.\nThe spirits of various Geary women appear however and he falls down the stairs, accidentally being stabbed by his knife and dies.\nGalilee agrees to reveal how everything came about to Rachel.\nAfter encountering Holt and Nickleberry, Galilee traveled with them and was nearly killed by a mob, being saved by Nickleberry.\nThe three of them arrive at L'Enfant but wear out their welcome.\nHolt kills himself while Galilee and Nickleberry depart.\nGalilee, feeling indebted to Nickleberry agrees to help make him rich.\nNickleberry steals the identity of a dead soldier named Geary and with Galilee doing nefarious deeds for him becomes rich and powerful.\nHe eventually marries a woman named Bedelia but is unable to satisfy her so Galilee assists.\nGalilee eventually runs away with Bedelia and she gives birth to Niolopua, but she eventually returns.\nOn her death bed, years later, she makes the two of them agree that Galilee will always be there to comfort the Geary women at his house in Hawaii and he will no longer be bound to doing anything else for the Gearys.\nWanting to make Rachel immortal, Galilee brings her to L'Enfant where and they see Cesaria, who forgives Galilee.\nMaddox meanwhile, having finished his book leaves L'Enfant to see the world.
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conversations.value: What is a plot for a book about Galilee, Judea, Christian?
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conversations.value: Galilee (novel): The novel begins with an introduction to the manor of L'Enfant where Cesaria lives along with three of her children, Marietta, Zabrina and Luman.\nAlso living there is Edmund Maddox, the son of Nicodemus and a human woman.\nMaddox had been crippled in an accident many years before which also resulted in the death of Nicodemus and Maddox's wife, Chiyojo.\nMaddox decides to write a book telling of the conflict between the Gearys and the Barbarossas and when brought to a dome at the top of L'Enfant is provided back the usage of his legs along with new knowledge that enables him to tell the story.\nThroughout the novel we are told various stories involving Maddox and his half-siblings.\nThe story initially begins with the baptism of Galilee and how a witness named Zelim became a prophet and eventually a spirit bound to Cesaria.\nIn the present day, Maddox tells the story of how Rachel Pallenberg met Mitchell Geary and married him.\nThe Geary family is led by Mitchell's grandfather Cadmus, who while aged came back into power over the family after the mysterious murder of Mitchell's father George.\nThings are initially happy for Rachel, and she befriends much of the fellow women in the Geary family including Margie, wife to Mitchell's older brother Garrison.\nHowever, after a couple of years of marriage being married to Michell loses its luster.\nThings appear to be improving when Rachel becomes pregnant, but she suffers from a miscarriage and is told she can't have any more children.\nShe decides that she wants to leave Mitchell and tells him so after a visit to her hometown in Ohio.\nThe two of them decide to wait a few weeks before making a final decision.\nMargie tells Rachel of a house in Hawaii that is specifically meant for the usage of the Geary women.\nRachel heads there and encounters a man named Niolopua, and sees Galilee arrive on his boat, the Samarkand.\nGalilee tells Rachel a story of a water god and later brings her on his boat.\nThe two fall in love, but fight after Rachel receives a message about Margie being murdered by Garrison.\nRachel returns to theS.\nwhile Galilee decides to kill himself by heading out on the Samarkand without supplies and leaving himself to the elements.\nUpon her return to theS, Rachel meets Danny, a former lover of Margie's and agrees to take back some letters and pictures of his that were left in Margie's apartment.\nThere, she also finds a diary written by a man named Charles Holt from the Civil War.\nRachel read's Holt's diary, telling of his experiences after the war with a cook named Nickleberry.\nThey encounter a man named Galilee who Rachel soon realizes is the same Galilee in the present day when she reads of the same story that he told her when they first met.\nMeanwhile, Garrison, who has been released from prison, and Mitchell desire to destroy the Barbarossas and believe they can find their way to L'Enfant through the diary.\nMitchell is eventually able to steal the diary from Rachel.\nWith Cadmus close to death, Cesaria desires to see it and emits herself there, where she causes Cadmus to self-mutilate himself and die shortly afterwards.\nRachel witnesses this and decides to return to Galilee.\nMeanwhile, Mitchell desires to have Rachel back and also heads there.\nCesaria appears before Galilee and based on her encounter with Rachel convinces him to return to her.\nShe summons a storm which causes the Samarkand to crash ashore.\nRachel and Niolopua are able to find him and bring him back to their house.\nMitchell meanwhile, who has brought a knife with him arrives and murders Niolopua, and tries to do the same to Galilee.\nThe spirits of various Geary women appear however and he falls down the stairs, accidentally being stabbed by his knife and dies.\nGalilee agrees to reveal how everything came about to Rachel.\nAfter encountering Holt and Nickleberry, Galilee traveled with them and was nearly killed by a mob, being saved by Nickleberry.\nThe three of them arrive at L'Enfant but wear out their welcome.\nHolt kills himself while Galilee and Nickleberry depart.\nGalilee, feeling indebted to Nickleberry agrees to help make him rich.\nNickleberry steals the identity of a dead soldier named Geary and with Galilee doing nefarious deeds for him becomes rich and powerful.\nHe eventually marries a woman named Bedelia but is unable to satisfy her so Galilee assists.\nGalilee eventually runs away with Bedelia and she gives birth to Niolopua, but she eventually returns.\nOn her death bed, years later, she makes the two of them agree that Galilee will always be there to comfort the Geary women at his house in Hawaii and he will no longer be bound to doing anything else for the Gearys.\nWanting to make Rachel immortal, Galilee brings her to L'Enfant where and they see Cesaria, who forgives Galilee.\nMaddox meanwhile, having finished his book leaves L'Enfant to see the world.