Name: The Temple and the Arena: A family divided by competing promises of survival. (The Sacred Machine Trilogy)
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Author: Grossy, Manuel
ISBN: 9798188192341

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The Temple and the Arena: A family divided by competing promises of survival. (The Sacred Machine Trilogy)

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Grossy, Manuel

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Tapa Blanda

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9798188192341

The Temple and the Arena: A family divided by competing promises of survival. (The Sacred Machine Trilogy)

Grossy, Manuel (Autor) · Independently published · Tapa Blanda

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Jerusalem, 175 BCE. When a new high priest establishes a Greek-style gymnasium beneath the walls of the sacred city, Elior sees opportunity. The training ground offers education, discipline, friendship, civic advancement, and a place in the wider Mediterranean world. To enter that future, however, he must accept a new name—and allow others to decide which parts of his identity may follow him inside. His brother Micah sees betrayal. To him, the gymnasium represents the abandonment of covenant, sacred law, and the traditions that have kept their people alive. Their sister Mara trusts neither side’s clean version of events. As priestly offices are purchased, Temple silver becomes political currency, and royal authority turns division into persecution, Mara creates a ledger recording what was witnessed, what was reported, who benefited, and who paid the price. But evidence alone may not protect a family caught between imperial coercion and a resistance increasingly willing to impose its own definition of purity. The Temple and the Arena is an epic historical novel about faith, identity, bodily autonomy, political ambition, cultural change, and the danger that arises when any institution claims the right to decide who belongs When survival demands obedience, both the Temple and the arena can become prisons.