The Prodigal Daughter: Similar but different from the New Testament Prodigal Son
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The Prodigal Daughter: Similar but different from the New Testament Prodigal Son

by Donald C. Hancock

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The Prodigal Daughter presents a story that is similar to, yet different from, the New Testament’s Prodigal Son. Donald C. Hancock focuses attention on a female-centered counterpart to the familiar biblical narrative, offering readers a distinct perspective on the enduring prodigal theme.

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The Prodigal Daughter explores a story positioned in relation to the New Testament account of the Prodigal Son.

Its title emphasizes both similarity and difference, inviting consideration of a female counterpart to the familiar biblical narrative.

Written by Donald C. Hancock, the book offers a distinct perspective on the prodigal-daughter concept.

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