In the novel by Eli Luxemburg (b. 1940, lives in Israel), detective, fantasy, adventure, romance, parable, historical chronicle, and biblical motifs are intricately intertwined. The dominant theme is the exodus of Russian Jewry and the construction of the Third Temple, comprehension of life and responsibility before God, repentance and forgiveness, atonement and thirst for love. Following the multidimensional plot line of the novel and rethinking what you read, you understand that, peering closely at the world, Eli Luxemburg is looking for God in it. This is the solution to the novel “The Tenth Famine.”