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Wisdom's Daughters
From the nativity to the resurrection, from the healings on the road to the teachings at the well, the lives of women shine prominently in the Gospel. In Wisdom's Daughters, Elizabeth Watson tells the life of Jesus through the real and imagined accounts of Mary Magdalene, Elizabeth, Martha, Mary the Mother, and ten others, shedding new light on the Gospel stories, affirming the undeniable presence of women in the early community of disciples--and painting a breathtaking image of the relationship between Jesus and women. Each chapter includes Scripture references, commentary on the biblical scholarship, and questions for personal reflection or group dialogue.
Prince of Lions
Abandoned by her father-in-law, Gwenyth is widowed, starving, and waiting for a miracle when a strange knight stumbles upon her. Born to a cruel outland liegeman, Sir William never planned to marry and have children of his own, but he soon finds himself falling helplessly in love with Gwenyth, swearing himself her protector. With marriage on his mind, he returns her to her father in the highlands. Except he soon discovers he is not the knight he once thought. Turmoil is brewing led by Gwenyth's father-in-law. It is only a matter of time before William must march his army to quell the rebellion and subdue the unruly Lord Feargach. And while Gwenyth is now home, she is not safe from Lord Feargach who will stop at nothing to punish her. Spies are afoot, war is unavoidable, and secrets long kept unravel as William confronts his past and struggles with both his love for Gwenyth and his duty to the Crown. And Gwenyth learns that courage is not just for men with swords. She cannot wait for more miracles if she is to be saved again.
Elizabeth Lowe Watson Papers
Correspondence, chiefly from Watson in Sunny Brae to her son-in-law, B. Grant Taylor, and his family in San Francisco, most of which was written after the death of her daughter, Lucretia Watson Taylor, in 1913; together with typed poems and lectures. The letters are concerned with family and household matters.
