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THE PROVIDENCE by Quinlan Motley

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Before he became the Young Rich Ruler, he was a boy who wanted more for his family and the people he loved.

Genre: Literary fiction, historical fiction and spiritual themes

Setting: First century Jericho and Judea

Length: 159 pages; about 3 to 4 hours

Retail: 31 verified local edition routes across 12 current reader markets

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Before he became the Young Rich Ruler, he was a boy who wanted more for his family and the people he loved. THE PROVIDENCE imagines the life behind the name.

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A boy in Jericho dreams of a life where his family will never go hungry. As he earns trust, builds prosperity and brings people together, his promise to protect them becomes a responsibility he cannot put down. THE PROVIDENCE imagines the life of the Young Rich Ruler through love, ambition and the search for enough.

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A boy in Jericho dreams of a life where his family will never go hungry. As he earns trust, builds prosperity and brings people together, his promise to protect them becomes a responsibility he cannot put down. THE PROVIDENCE imagines the life of the Young Rich Ruler through love, ambition and the search for enough. As prosperity brings greater responsibilities, his wish to protect everyone becomes a need to control every danger. Inspired by the biblical figure and his encounter with Jesus, this imagined life explores what wealth can provide and what remains out of reach.

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Then what do you think heaven is like?THE PROVIDENCE
What if patience is hungry?THE PROVIDENCE
Enough that the loss did not feel final.THE PROVIDENCE
You will not call hope a reason.THE PROVIDENCE
Fear does not improve rope.THE PROVIDENCE
A number could be true and still fail to fill a house.THE PROVIDENCE
The first is the one that costs most.THE PROVIDENCE
Not the price of fear.THE PROVIDENCE

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Safe: childhood hunger, trade, marriage, fair measures, community leadership, and his desire to ask Jesus about eternal life. Please do not reveal the final travelers, bread distribution, precise ending, final sentence, or any verdict about his salvation.

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