Description

These are letters from an older man to younger ones. Paul writes to Timothy in Ephesus and to Titus on Crete about elders and households, prayers and meals, widows keeping a lamp lit night and day. Then, from a prison in Rome, he writes once more to Timothy: remember your grandmother Lois and your mother Eunice, stir up the gift, I have finished the course, and please bring my cloak and the parchments before winter.

This book walks through them in forty short poems, in five parts: two for 1 Timothy, two for 2 Timothy, and one for Titus. Each poem sits beside a picture and under a single line of Scripture. The pictures stay with the things the letters touch—a rolled letter, a banked fire, a clay cup, a folded cloak—and leave the faces to your imagination.

What’s inside

• 40 original poems by Timothy Holt, in five parts
• 40 full-color, full-page illustrations in soft pastel
• A line of Scripture with every poem (World English Bible)
• 98 pages, 8.5 × 8.5 in square format

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