The cross of Bethlehem
Subtitle: the memoirs of a refugee
By: by Ro'i Tov ; edited by Corinne Lynch
Contributors: Lynch, Corinne
Publisher: [BookSurge Publishing]
Published: 2009
Place of publication: [United States]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 336
ISBN-13: 9781439257708
Subjects: Biography; Armed Forces; Christian life; Christian converts from Judaism; Refugees; Vie chrétienne; Juifs convertis au christianisme; Réfugiés
Description: "The Cross of Bethlehem is a memoir of a Christian Israeli military officer caught in the crosshairs between a country that demands total obedience, even if that means firing on rock-throwing women and children, and following his conscience. In a story of faith and courage, tragedy and hope, the author, Roi Tov, shares the heartache of growing up an outsider in the tight-knit kibbutzim along the Jordan Valley. It is here that his sharp intelligence, instead of buying him the freedom he so desperately desires, traps him in a company without a moral compass and a military that challenges his spiritual and moral beliefs. When he leaves Israel and threatens to tell the world what he has witnessed, he finds himself on a high-stakes journey that takes him from Thailand to China, from the US to South America. Only time will tell if justice will prevail and faith will conquer fear so that Gods message of love and peace can be revealed."--Amazon.
Table of contents: title: pt. 1. Awakening; title: pt. 2. Running away.