Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Word: The House of Israel
I feel that a word of preface to this second volume is both due to myself and possibly needed by some readers.
The story runs so smooth, the parts of it all fit together so neatly, that the thought might easily arise in the mind of strangers, A little fancy has been at work here. The thought would not be more harmful to the interest of the work than inj urions to its honesty.
Some things, of course, are said as if by inference or supposition. They are frankly put so. Let them stand for what they are worth. But whatever is given as fact has the sanction of authority to back its claim. If so little a thing as the purple or rosy light upon hills is spoken of, the reader may be sure it is not guessed at, but that somebody has seen it so.
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