John the Baptist, a Drama
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"John the Baptist, a Drama" presents a theatrical exploration of the life and times of one of the Bible's most compelling figures. Written in blank verse, this play delves into John's prophetic mission, his confrontations with the religious establishment, and his ultimate fate. The authors, George Buchanan and A. Gordon Mitchell, craft a narrative that seeks to capture the spiritual and moral essence of John's teachings.
This drama offers readers and performers a chance to engage with the story of John the Baptist in a fresh and engaging way. Explore the timeless themes of faith, sacrifice, and the courage to speak truth to power. A valuable addition to collections of religious drama and early 20th-century literature.
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