Oh, dude, "Twice Freed" is a historical novel by Patricia St. John, not a sitcom. It's about a slave named Onesimus and his journey to freedom. So, the main characters would be Onesimus, Philemon, and maybe some other folks from ancient Rome. But like, don't expect any wacky sidekicks or laugh tracks in this one.
The Climax of Twice freed is when Onesimus runs away
In Twice Freed, who is Epaphras?
Book Review: Twice Freed by Patricia St. John
Twice freed from his constraints, he danced with joy, his movements embodying liberation and exhilaration.
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Archippus?
The time setting of "Twice Freed" by Patricia St. John is during the early days of Christianity in the Roman Empire, around the first century AD. The story takes place in Ephesus, a city in present-day Turkey, where the characters navigate the challenges of living as Christians in a society that is hostile to their beliefs.
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"Twice Freed" is a novel by Patricia St. John set in the Roman Empire, specifically in the city of Corinth. The story follows the lives of Dimus and the apostle Paul during the early years of Christianity.
At the end of Star Food and The Bet the characters Dade and the freed lawyer both were looking for something to give meaning to their lives.
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In the book "Twice Freed" by Patricia St. John, Polemon is a character who is a slave in ancient Ephesus. He is initially portrayed as a cruel and abusive master to the protagonist, Onesimus. However, through a series of events and interactions with Onesimus, Polemon undergoes a transformation and eventually becomes a changed man who learns the true meaning of freedom and redemption. Polemon's character arc serves as a central theme in the novel, highlighting the power of forgiveness and the potential for personal growth and change.