A Voice in the Wind

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A Voice in the Wind is a Christian historical novel by Francine Rivers that follows a young Jewish-Christian slave’s faith and struggles in the decadent world of ancient Rome.

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A Voice in the Wind canonical 5

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instanceOf Christian novel
novel
author Francine Rivers
authorNationality American
countryOfOrigin United States
depicts decadence of ancient Rome
followedBy An Echo in the Darkness
genre Christian fiction
historical fiction
religious fiction
hasSequel An Echo in the Darkness
As Sure as the Dawn
hasSubject Christianity in the Roman Empire
martyrdom
religious conversion
slavery in ancient Rome
intendedMarket adult
language English
literaryForm prose
mainCharacter Hadassah
market Christian fiction market
medium print
narrativePerspective third-person
notableFor portrayal of early Christian persecution
strong Christian themes
originalLanguage English
originalPublicationYear 1993
partOf Mark of the Lion trilogy
linked to: Mark of the Lion
positionInSeries 1
protagonistReligion Jewish-Christian
protagonistStatus slave
publisher Tyndale House Publishers
series Mark of the Lion
settingPeriod Ancient Rome
linked to: Roman Antiquity

First-century Roman Empire
targetAudience Christian readers
themes courage
faith
love
persecution
sacrifice
spiritual struggle
timeSetting 1st century AD
workOf Francine Rivers

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Francine Rivers notableWork A Voice in the Wind
The Mark of the Lion series hasPart A Voice in the Wind
The Mark of the Lion series firstBook A Voice in the Wind
An Echo in the Darkness follows A Voice in the Wind
Mark of the Lion hasPart A Voice in the Wind