Review of The Sun and the Moon of Alexandria

[Joshua Sawders]

At its core, the book examines the intersections of faith, historical exploration, and the pursuit of understanding, highlighting how Apollos' intellectual curiosity and dedication drive his missionary work and personal quest.

[mrlefty0706]

“The Sun and the Moon of Alexandria” by Ray Filby is a story about the life of Apollos, a teacher of the Christian faith. Located in Alexandria Apollos decides to go on a solitary trip to Giza to see the incredible pyramids. Along the way he meets members of the Jerusalem synagogue and collaborated with Barnabas and John Mark presenting teachings about Jesus’ life to the Hebron synagogue. Apollos and John Mark cross paths with Paul and Silas in Ephesus and he uses the words of Zechariah to explain the connection between God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit. This is a fascinating story that is based on in-depth research, well-written and provides excellent insights about the intersections of faith and civilization. I look forward to reading this amazing historical book.

[Yahya Amir Anwer]

Well written review! It sounds like a fascinating book about Apollos and his curiosity about the pyramids. He seems like a wonderful Christian religion instructor.

[Chad Anthony]

I love how this review highlights Apollos' unique perspective on civilization and his relentless pursuit of knowledge. The blend of history and faith in this narrative seems fascinating—definitely adding this to my reading list!

[Dan Polumbric]

The Sun and the Moon of Alexandria is an exciting historical and spiritual adventure. The plot follows a journey of one Christian preacher in the time of Jesus's apostles through the fascinating land of Egypt. With 5stars rating this book is a treat for both history and theology fans.

[Marion Muguro]

The sun and the moon of Alexandria by Ray Filbly takes readers on a captivating journey through out the life of Apollos,a distinguished teacher of the Christian faith.
Apollos and John Mark's departure is marked by a poignant signaling the onset of a new adventure.
The intellectual curiosity instilled from the time his tutors described the great pyramids becomes a driving force behind his rentless pursuit of knowledge.

[Mercy Bolo]

The book is a meddley of religious teachings and the study of civilization. The author uses Apollo's journey from Alexandria to Giza to highlight various biblical lessons. Historians and fans of biblical adventures will enjoy the author's immersive storytelling.

[Atieno Magero]

The story seems interesting and I like that it incorporates aspects of religion and history in it. Apollos seems like an interesting character and his adventures are read-worthy. Congratulations on making book of the day!

[Rajesh Pillai 1]

Thank you for sharing this insightful assessment of The Sun and the Moon of Alexandria by means of Ray Filby. It’s exquisite to listen to how the e-book delves into Apollo's journey and gives a unique angle on civilisation and faith. Your distinct analysis makes it sound like a ought-to-study for all and sundry inquisitive about history and the early Christian teachings. I’m really adding this to my reading list!

[Precious Anavheoba]

I don't really get the book's indepth submissions from this review. However, it seems like the author did a good job with portraying the character of Apollos. I think students of history will learn some things from here.

[Md Jahidul Hasan]

Ray Philby's "Sun and Moon Alexandria" is a historical novel that explores ancient Alexandria of great intellectual and cultural importance in the ancient world Set as the Great Library and Alexandria's complex political and social environment, it explores a remarkable community of lives and events that shaped this

The story combines historical fact with fiction, giving readers a compelling story that brings the vibrant atmosphere of Alexandria to life. The novel frequently emphasizes the role of the city as a center of learning and its diverse population, considering the interplay between cultural diversity and the intellectual development of the time

[Abiodunakinola]

This book offers a richly detailed exploration of Apollos' life and his journey through ancient civilizations. The narrative skillfully intertwines historical and religious elements, giving readers a deeper understanding of early Christian teachings and the cultural context of the time. Nice review.

[Naushin Moledina]

“The Sun and the Moon of Alexandria” by Ray Filby follows Apollos, a Christian teacher, on his journey from Alexandria to Giza, driven by his fascination with civilization and the pyramids. The narrative explores his interactions with fellow missionaries, his teachings, and his intellectual curiosity. A meticulously crafted and insightful historical novel. Thank you for an amazing review!

[Tars]

Historical fiction and prime focus on Egypt makes this book right up my alley, but unfortunately, the involvement of Christianity kills any chance of me ever reading it. No matter how good and promising the storyline sounds, I simply can't overlook the amount of blood spilled in the name of religion to perceive it in the spirit that holy books proclaim.

[Harty Muli]

I am intrigued by the character of Apollos as a distinguished Christian preacher. I wonder what contribution he played in the early Christian movement. Thanks for the review.