Marianne Luban
Marianne Luban is an author and researcher known for her work on ancient Egypt, particularly for her contributions to the study of the Exodus and the chronology of the pharaohs. She has written books and articles exploring these topics, often delving into the historical and archaeological evidence to offer insights and theories. Her works include 'The Exodus Chronicles: Beliefs, Legends & Rumors from Antiquity Regarding the Exodus of the Jews from Egypt' and contributions to various online forums and journals dedicated to Egyptology.
Books
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1. The Samaritan Treasure
"The Samaritan Treasure" is an intriguing historical novel that delves into the ancient world, weaving a tale of mystery and adventure around the biblical account of the Good Samaritan. The narrative follows an archaeologist who stumbles upon a clue to the legendary treasure of the Samaritans, leading to a thrilling quest that spans continents and centuries. As the protagonist deciphers ancient texts and navigates dangerous liaisons, the story explores themes of faith, cultural heritage, and the enduring allure of hidden riches. The novel is a blend of meticulous historical research and imaginative storytelling, offering readers a captivating journey through time and the human spirit's quest for discovery.
The 5093rd Greatest Book of All Time