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Eli Cohen grew up in an ultra-Orthodox Jewish family, bound by tradition and expectation. But when an unexpected friendship with an American student opens his eyes to the message of Yeshua, Eli’s world unravels. Mocked by his peers and cast out by his father, he finds himself torn between loyalty to his family and the undeniable pull of the Messiah. From the olive groves outside the city to hidden gatherings of believers in backstreet apartments, Eli’s journey traces the cost of discipleship and the courage it takes to walk the narrow road. Along the way, he faces betrayal, persecution, and the haunting ache of a father’s rejection—yet discovers a deeper belonging in Christ and a purpose he never imagined. A tale of courage, grace, and the unbreakable love of God, Seeds in Stone reminds us that even in the hardest places, faith can take root and flourish.

Identity

Family

Journey

Rebellion

Found Family

Grief

Hidden Identity

Secret Relationship

Coming of Age

Betrayal

Audiobook details

GenreOther, General Fiction

Length6 hrs 30 mins

Publish dateAug 23, 2025

LanguageEnglish

About the author

Keith Manley

Keith Manley is a pastor, author, musician, and storyteller whose life has been shaped by more than four decades of ministry, music, and creative expression. As an author Keith is best known for his signature collection, The Biographical Novel Series, which brings the lives of biblical figures to life through emotionally rich storytelling. His novels blend historical and scriptural accuracy with imaginative storytelling, giving readers a front-row seat to the lives of David, Moses, Jonah, Samson, and Paul. Keith writes novels on redemption and grace View all audiobooks by Keith Manley

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