Tola God's Crimson

<p><strong>A crimson cord. A broken people. A God who still remembers.</strong></p><p>When peace fades crimson remembers.<br><br>Tola a quiet man from the hills of Shamir never sought the title of judge. Yet as Israel forgets the God who rescued her quarrels rise like smoke across the valleys-brother against brother tribe against tribe. Without armies or banners Tola stands between them holding only the crimson cord at his wrist-a sign of covenant not conquest.</p><p>Through drought and division his task is not to rule but to remember: to remind a restless people that Jehovah's judgment is love calling them back to the peace they traded away.</p><p>Told in lyrical first-person prose <em>Tola</em> reimagines one of Scripture's quietest judges as a man who heals a nation not by might but by mercy. For readers of <em>Redeeming Love</em> <em>Pearl in the Sand</em> and <em>The Red Tent</em> this tender biblical retelling reveals a truth as old as Israel itself-that the smallest life can still carry the color of redemption.<br><br><em>Walk with Tola and rediscover the love that never left.</em></p>