The Glorious Folly

This historical novel, first published in 1957 by Louis de Wohl, offers a compelling portrayal of the life of St. Paul and the world of the first century. Through the perspectives of Paul and his contemporaries, listeners explore his transformation from persecutor to apostle, set against the backdrop of ancient Rome and Judea. The narrative weaves in the political, cultural, and spiritual landscape of the time, highlighting the early spread of Christianity amid a society grappling with power, materialism, and paganism. With vivid detail and engaging storytelling, the book provides insight into New Testament times and the enduring significance of Paul’s journey.