Hera Lint: Great stories of ordinary people in the Bible that are invisible at first glance

German novelist Hera Lint's great stories of ordinary people in the Bible that you can't see. The more we know about the Bible's narratives, the more we read about 15 modern reinterpretations of them through his own novel imagination. You can see the human nature of the people in the Bible, who feel as though they are far away. They remind us that they are as much a person as we are today, with our daily cares and worries. Abel's story of discussing men and women with his father, Adam, Rachel and Leah, who tried to help their husband Jacob escape the violent violence of Laban, Solomon's tale of what he did, and Mary and Joseph's wife who wander the desert to protect the baby Jesus. It's a characteristic of the attention of ordinary people who are not important in the Bible, but who are hidden from them and not easily exposed. Not only do we have ordinary people who would have passed the task of reading the Bible, but we also have a message of hope that we can do it by focusing on people who are not like us and who are really different from us, overcoming human weaknesses in God. I'm adding an explanation of Minister Kim Jacok, who has been a long cultural missionary in his own story, to help me meditate on the Biblical and religious meanings that are there in his story.

Korean title: 그냥 보면 안 보이는 성경 속 평범한 사람들의 위대한 이야기들

Korean author: 헤라 린트

Korean publisher: 이마고

ISBN-13: 9788990429803