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The second installment of Britton’s well-researched and imaginative biblical fiction series is a delight. The author focuses on the little-told story of the daughters of Zelophehad who were bold enough to claim their rightful inheritance in the Promised Land after Moses led the Hebrews out of Egypt. Noah is specially gifted in animal husbandry and the story opens upon her assisting in a difficult birth and devising an innovative therapeutic approach to encouraging the offspring to thrive—a talent that will come in handy in the future. Although her clan of five women has been recognized in the world of men, it’s still an unusual and prejudicial struggling community of Israelites navigating and battling to follow God in an alien land and culture. The women must continually stay alert to protect their reputations and future. If the feisty Noah has any weak spot it’s for her fellow shepherd, the deaf-mute Jeremiah, strong and faithful and utterly devoted to her and their work. Neither
Book 2 of the Daughters of Zelophehad: Heavenly Lights: Noah’s Journey. Miss Barbara Britton continues the story of the daughters of the Zelophehad in Heavenly Lights: Noah's Journey. This story touched my heart. It beautifully shows how those who feel lost, invisible, and unwanted are every bit as precious to God as those who believe themselves to be heroes. Often the things we see as our greatest weaknesses is what God chooses to use as our greatest strength for him. This story follows the 3rd daughter of Zelophehad, Noah, her father sent her to watch the flocks at a young age. She has become a skilled shepherdess. Jeremiah has been a Shepherd from the time he could walk, he knows animals, people not so much. He cannot speak or hear. Together Noah and Jeremiah learn keeping faith in the one true God is a blessing way beyond their dreams. If you like stories that help bring Bible tales to life and show practical application don't miss book 2 of the Daughters of Zelophehad:
This story carries on from where Lioness leaves off. Another amazing story which almost goes behind the scenes of the Bible story. You don't need to have read Lioness, which is book one, but it will help a little. Noah is essentially doing a man's job, but one she loves. She takes care of her flock the only way a true shepherd(ess) can and under her care they thrive. Her fellow shepherd, Jeremiah, is deaf and dumb, yet the two of them communicate almost flawlessly. But with ongoing war, and the judgement of God falling on the tribes of Isreal, a path to more than friendship isn't going to be an easy one. Ms Britton has done an amazing job and it's gone right back into my TBR pile
