The Journey
An Old Testament Historical Biblical Fiction about Rebekah and Isaac from Genesis set in ancient Canaan.

She said yes to a marriage with a man she has never seen. Now she has to reach him.
The road is longer and lonelier than Rebekah imagined. The nights are cold, the old nightmares return, and every mile carries her further from everyone she loves. All she knows of Isaac comes from the stories a faithful servant tells her along the way.
Isaac has spent his life in obedience. He followed his father up a mountain expecting to die there, and he has asked for only one thing since. Now a bride is traveling from his father's homeland, and he waits in the field at evening, wondering whether Yahweh's promise is finally on its way to him.
Two strangers, bound by a covenant neither of them arranged.
Will Rebekah reach the man she is pledged to, and will she be the one Yahweh has chosen to bless the world?
Join Rebekah and Isaac on their unexpected paths of faith and destiny in The Journey, Book 2 of The Rebekah Series.
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"One becomes totally entwined with Rebekah as she travels to become Issac's wife. We also get to experience Issac's pain at the loss of his mother. The characters are well rounded and the detail of the history of the times is well done. It adds a real richness to the story. Several things touched my heart about this story and I look forward to what the future holds for this couple as I await the final book of this trilogy with anticipation."
—Denise, GoodReads
"I’ve read a lot of Jennifer Jennings book, but to me this is the best. What a beautiful telling of the story of Elohim woven into the story of Isaac and Rebekah. Truly Elohim loves us and watches over us in the same way."
—Donna, Amazon
"I love how Jenifer Jennings can take a story you’ve read many times over your lifetime and make the characters come to life. You realize they were not just someone who God chose and whose story is in the Bible but real people with the same problems and concerns we have today. I feel her stories allow readers to identify with Biblical characters and help to realize God is the same now as He was in those days..."
—Margie, BookBub






