This is an exciting sequel to the earlier books Titus: A Comrade of the Cross and Stephen: A Soldier of the Cross. It tells the story of the apostle Paul, from his conversion through his imprisonment.
By : Florence Morse Kingsley (1859 - 1937)
00 - Preface
01 - Part I: ''The Night is Far Spent.'' - Chapter I: The Vision on the Housetop
02 - Chapter II: In the House of Judas
03 - Chapter III: The Soothsayer
04 - Chapter IV: Three Princes and a Slave
05 - Chapter V: In the Desert of Sinai
06 - Chapter VI: The Recluse of Caprae
07 - Chapter VII: The Rose of Lebanon
08 - Chapter VIII: A Forbidden Visit
09 - Chapter IX: In the Temple of Baal
10 - Chapter X: The Physician and the Emporer
11 - Chapter XI: The Master of the World
12 - Chapter XII: The Chosen and the Accursed
13 - Chapter XIII: Saul in Jerusalem
14 - Chapter XIV: Herodias
15 - Chapter XV: Caius, the God
16 - Chapter XVI: The Colossus of Sidon
17 - Chapter XVII: The Mediator
18 - Chapter XVIII: The End of the Play
19 - Chapter XIX: Interregnum
20 - Chapter XX: Claudius Caesar
21 - Part II: ''The Day is at Hand.'' - Chapter XXI: An Epistle
22 - Chapter XXII: A Boatman of Antioch
23 - Chapter XXIII: The King of the Jews
24 - Chapter XXIV: A Strong Deliverer
25 - Chapter XXV: Retribution
26 - Chapter XXVI: Sent Forth
27 - Chapter XXVII: A Light of the Gentiles
28 - Chapter XXVIII: A Messenger of the Most High
29 - Chapter XXIX: The Calling of Timothy
30 - Chapter XXX: From Jerusalem to Galatia
31 - Chapter XXXI: In Philippi
32 - Chapter XXXII: A Stranger in Athens
33 - Chapter XXXIII: The Tent-Maker
34 - Chapter XXXIV: A Business Man of Ephesus
35 - Chapter XXXV: Great Diana of the Ephesians
36 - Part III: ''An Ambassador in Bonds.'' - Chapter XXXVI: ''Despised and Rejected''
37 - Chapter XXXVII: A Promise and a Vow
38 - Chapter XXXVIII: Paul and Felix
39 - Chapter XXXIX: ''Caesarem Appello!''
40 - Chapter XL: On the Way to Rome
41 - Chapter XLI: ''Ready to be Offered''
Florence Morse Kingsley was an American authoress of popular and religious fiction. Florence Morse Kingsley was born in Poe, Medina County, Ohio, to artists Eleanor Ecob and Jonathan Bradley Morse. Florence grew up in Brecksville Township, Ohio where her parents were educators in the local school district. Florence Morse Kingsley was a contemporary of fellow writer Lew Wallace, the author of Ben-Hur. The influence of her early Wellesley days were captured in her books: When Kingsley was thirty-five, a publisher held a writing competition to obtain the best manuscript that would inspire a child’s faith for Christ. It was in this contest that Florence Kingsley submitted her manuscript for Titus: A Comrade of the Cross. In six weeks, 200,000 copies had been printed to meet demand. She later published two other works of Christian fiction: the sequel to her original entitled Stephen: A Soldier of the Cross, and the epic tale The Cross Triumphant. Kingsley was featured in, and a contributing writer to, the Ladies' Home Journal.
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