The Big Fisherman: A Tale of Faith, Adventure, and Redemption: Unraveling The Big Fisherman's Epic Journey

Name: The Big Fisherman: A Tale of Faith, Adventure, and Redemption: Unraveling The Big Fisherman's Epic Journey
Rating: 5 (7 reviews)

Lloyd C. Douglas

Jan 2021 · Prabhat Prakashan

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"The Big Fisherman" by Lloyd C. Douglas is an epic tale of faith, redemption, and transformation, set against the breathtaking backdrop of ancient Galilee, where the rugged life of Simon Peter unfolds as he journeys from a self-reliant fisherman to a devoted disciple of Christ. Through vivid storytelling and rich historical detail, Douglas masterfully weaves the powerful story of personal awakening, interlaced with the courageous journey of Fara, a spirited young woman disguised as a boy, driven by vengeance against Herod Antipas, only to discover the transformative power of love and forgiveness through Peter's unwavering faith. This timeless classic captures the essence of human struggle and divine purpose, leaving readers inspired and reflective as they immerse themselves in the profound spiritual journey of one of history’s most revered figures, reminding us that redemption is always within reach.

***** "A powerful and beautifully written story that captures the heart and spirit of Simon Peter's transformation. Lloyd C. Douglas brings history to life with his profound storytelling and unforgettable characters. An absolute must-read!"

***** "The book's portrayal of faith and human resilience is deeply moving. I loved how Douglas depicted Peter’s journey and the character of Fara added depth to the story. Some sections felt a bit drawn out, but overall it’s a captivating read."

***** "A wonderfully crafted historical novel that beautifully captures the struggle of finding faith and redemption. The storytelling is rich and immersive, though the pacing could have been a bit tighter in some areas. Still, it left me inspired and reflective."

***** "While the story is profound and the themes are impactful, I found the pacing to be a bit slow at times. Some of the descriptive passages felt lengthy, but the message of transformation and faith remains powerful. Worth reading for those who enjoy spiritual and historical fiction."

***** "An inspiring and unforgettable journey that masterfully blends biblical history with personal transformation. Douglas's portrayal of Simon Peter's spiritual evolution is both authentic and moving, making this book a timeless classic that resonates with readers of all ages!"

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Rajesh gadala Padimala

July 12, 2025

very good and useful. i am very satisfied with these books. it is very useful to me and i really want to have more good books like this

Julia Taylor

December 4, 2019

Excellent

About the author

Lloyd Cassel Douglas was an American author and minister who gained widespread recognition for his literary works in the mid-20th century. He was born on August 27, 1877, in Columbia City, Indiana, and died on February 13, 1951, in Los Angeles, California. Douglas began his professional career as a minister in the Presbyterian Church, serving in various positions throughout the United States. However, his passion for writing eventually led him to pursue a career as an author. In 1920, he published his first n***** "Magnificent Obsession," which became a tremendous success and established his reputation as a skilled storyte***** "Magnificent Obsession" tells the story of a wealthy young man who, after causing a fatal accident, decides to dedicate his life to helping others anonymously. The novel's spiritual themes and the concept of finding redemption through selfless acts struck a chord with readers and catapulted Douglas into the literary limelight. Douglas continued to write prolifically and gained further acclaim with subsequent novels. One of his most notable wor***** "The Robe," published in 1942, which became a bestseller and was adapted into a highly successful film in 1953. The novel explores the journey of the fictional Roman tribune who supervises the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and subsequently becomes a believer in Christianity. Throughout his career, Lloyd C. Douglas's writing often blended elements of romance, spirituality, and morality. His novels presented complex characters grappling with ethical dilemmas and the pursuit of personal growth. Douglas had a unique ability to engage readers with his compelling narratives while imparting valuable lessons and reflections on life. Aside from his successful writing career, Douglas remained an ordained minister and often incorporated his spiritual beliefs into his works. His novels resonated with a wide audience, appealing to both religious and secular readers alike. Lloyd C. Douglas's works continue to be celebrated for their timeless themes and compelling storytelling. His novels have been translated into multiple languages and have enjoyed enduring popularity, making him one of the most prominent American authors of his time. His ability to combine moral insights with captivating narratives solidified his place in literary history, leaving a lasting impact on readers around the world.

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