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Both a heart-racing adventure and an uplifting quest, Walking the Bible describes one man's epic odyssey—by foot, jeep, rowboat, and camel—through the greatest stories every told. From crossing the Red Sea to climbing Mount Sinai to touching the burning bush, Bruce Feiler's inspiring journey will forever change your view of some of history's most storied events.

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“[Feiler] is an excellent guide...He has...invested [this book] with a keen intellectual curiosity.”

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“A powerful and spiritual pilgrimage…in every way, marvelous if not indispensable reading for anyone remotely interested in the Torah.”

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“A work of magic...[succeeds] in making the Bible exciting.”

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“An eloquently spiritual pilgrimage.”

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“An enthusiastic travelogue…Feiler delivers a wealth of information in an accessible and entertaining format.”

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“An exciting, well-told story informed by Feiler’s boundless intellectual curiosity...[and] sense of adventure.”

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“An inspirational oasis…From the barren land, Feiler emerges, like those whose paths he traces, renewed and transformed.”

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“An instant classic…A pure joy to read.”

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“Anyone planning to visit the Middle East should take two books with them--the Bible and this one.”

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“Bruce Feiler went looking for proof. He learned that proof doesn’t matter.”

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“Evocative, descriptive, emotionally honest, and often funny.”

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“Feiler’s accomplishment, and it’s a profound one, is to confront his idea of God...”

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“Feiler, not unlike Mark Twain, brings a sharp sense of humor to the whole endeavor.”

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“Goren and Feiler make for two of the most entertaining traveling buddies since Bob Hope and Bing Crosby.”

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“Smart and savvy, insightful and illuminating.”

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“The perfect read for people who are interested in the Bible and the middle East.”

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“This book belongs on the shelves next to the classics.”