Of Whom the World Was Not Worthy

by Marie Chapian

Book Overview

The true story of a Yugoslavian family and its amazing feats of survival under Naziism and Communism. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0871232502
• ISBN13: 9780871232502
• Release Date: January 1978
• Publisher: Bethany House Publishers
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.73 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.4" x 8.2"

Customer Reviews

A Must Read

This book is not only a page turner, but it will affect the reader profoundly. I've read it three times with the same brokenness and conviction each time. I believe it will cause each reader to search his/her own soul and think about how how he/she would respond in similar circumstances as the characters in this true story. It motivates the reader to take steps to build a depth of relationship with God that will stand up to such testing. It details faith in everyday practice that prays against incredible evil and stands against all odds--until victory comes. The testimony of the characters in this book leaves the reader with renewed hope in a loving, faithful God.

The Best Book I've Ever Read

This book was, by far, the most moving, challenging, and faith inspiring books I've ever read. It is a must read for every Christian!

Reading This Book Will Move You To Tears

Of Whom The World Was Not Worthy, by Marie Chapian, is one of the most moving books I have read during my Christian walk. It truly lives up to it's name, because the family described in this book, primarily Jacob Kovac and his wife, Jozeca, were truly of whom the world was not worthy. The faith that they held on to, while enduring one of the most horrific times our world has ever seen, is truly awe inspiring. I'm still amazed at how Jozeca managed to have three children under the circumstances she lived in. Especially the second child which she gave birth to during the war. She was on the battlefield away from her husband and family and stayed there supporting the resistance effort until she went into labor. Jozeca was a woman of prayer, and the LORD Jesus heard and answered her prayers. This book is truly a reminder that our God is an awesome God and "For with God nothing shall be impossible."(Luke 1:37). This book was wonderful to read and if you are going through any faith trials right now, just read this book and it will help you get a new perspective on your situation.

Of Whom The World Was Not Wothy

This is the best book I have ever read. It has really restored my faith and changed my life. I met the son Yanni and he is truly a faithful man. I did not know anyone with such a string faith. The story really makes you appreciate what we have.

Inspirational and moving

This is the most inspirational book I have ever read. My heart was broken and convicted so deeply as I read of the prayer-lives of the invidividuals within its pages. May it challenge you as it has me.