Jezebel: Harlot Queen of Israel

Chronicles of the Watchers, Book 1

De: Brian Godawa

Narrado por: Brian Godawa

A Game of Gods. A Clash of Titans.

They thought she was bringing unity, progress and change to ancient Israel. She brought Baal, the storm god of Canaan.

870 B.C. Israel. Beautiful Jezebel of Tyre marries King Ahab of Israel to bring peace in a time of war.

But when Jezebel builds a temple of Baal in the heart of Israel, God’s prophet Elijah challenges her to a duel of deities.

In the supernatural realm, spiritual warfare breaks out as the demonic Canaanite Watchers led by Baal battle to take the land back from the Archangels who protect the Remnant of Israel.

And so begins the war of gods and men.

Join the battle in this heart-racing epic story of supernatural conflict, action and love based on the Bible and ancient historical research by a respected Christian author.

©2019 Brian Godawa (P)2019 Brian Godawa

Story stayed true to scripture

This story puts the scripture in a way it can easily be understood. Graphic and intriguing

Loved everything about it!

Sooooooooo good!!! Can't wait for the next book. This series are my go to audiobooks!

interesting and makes think BUT READ YOUR BIBLE

I tend to skip leaving reviews but this one keep nagging me. I have finished all if the chronicles of the nephilim series and I always walk away with mixed feelings. I appreciate the way Brian makes u considered how actions during these times have a relevant impact on present day. The way he modernized how they would look at religion is interesting and echos the issues with progressive Christianity. People complain about the explicit sexual scenes and I agree they go to far sometimes but what's equally alarming is the descriptions of violence. I'm indifferent because I get the need to prove a point but then it just always goes 1 or 2 steps to far. Especially since there were moments where Biblical accuracy was completely ignored in order to paint a different disturbing picture. I found my self extremely frustrated with how he handled Jehosephat's story. I get he needed to focus on the plot and subject but he completely changed some important aspects of the Biblical account. There was a real opportunity to show a stark contrast between a good King and a bad one and Brian opted to just remix the whole thing. That annoyed me. Then we get a ridiculous parts that won't add any value to the story and I'm lefts wondering... what was more important telling the story or telling his own story. Either way I gained somethings from it and it just encourages me to continue to seek scripture and comb it and know it for myself to prevent deception. These are by no means a substitute for scripture or the accuracy of that. It’s just interesting to see it as a big picture. There should have been some sort of Biblical editor to catch all the small mistakes that didn't seem to be creative choices and more of an indication that he enjoys paganism and the building up the spiritual fantasy part more than actually getting the Biblical facts. He called Athalia Ahabs sister when he 1st introduced her then his daughter later...but maybe I'm nitpicking. 😏 🤔

GREAT READ and Well Done.

This was a Great Story, Highly entertaining and it is very effective at giving a brief overview of some of the powerful passages of Torah. I hope that it will challenge you, as the reader, to examine the SOURCE MATERIAL for yourselves.

This is a great story

This story is amazing. Godowa pulls the biblical narrative together in a way that keeps you on the edge of your seat and opens your eyes to the full picture. I highly recommend