The Judge of God
Published on 26. July 2007
Book
Paperback/Softback
160 pages
978-0-310-71279-4 (ISBN)
Description
A graphic novel of epic proportions ... In this first book of the Son of Samson series, Branan has inherited his father's strength, but he has no idea why. In hopes of understanding God's plan, he travels back to Israel to trace the deeds of the father he never knew-and finds himself in the crosshairs of a Philistine captain in the process.
Growing up among the Philistines, Branan was always different-a little bigger, and much stronger, than his friends, and the only kid who worshiped God instead of Dagon. And he carried a big secret: his father was Samson, the man everyone in his country feared. Desperate to understand why God gave him his father's gifts, Bran travels to Israel ... and discovers the Philistines are still terrorizing the people.
While traveling to the cities where his father welded a jawbone and carried a massive gate, Bran also comes to the attention of Lord Sidon, who refuses to let another Hebrew warrior threaten Philistine rule. And Bran is determined to do what his father never could: use his strength for good.
The Judge of God:
combines biblically accurate information about Samson and ancient Israel with a story arc that follows a boy looking to undo his father's wrongs
is great for readers 8 and up
contains kid-friendly clean humor and action
will appeal to fans of The Action Bible, comic books, and graphic novels
is perfect for homeschool, church libraries, and kids' Bible studies as a fun-to-read supplementary resource
Growing up among the Philistines, Branan was always different-a little bigger, and much stronger, than his friends, and the only kid who worshiped God instead of Dagon. And he carried a big secret: his father was Samson, the man everyone in his country feared. Desperate to understand why God gave him his father's gifts, Bran travels to Israel ... and discovers the Philistines are still terrorizing the people.
While traveling to the cities where his father welded a jawbone and carried a massive gate, Bran also comes to the attention of Lord Sidon, who refuses to let another Hebrew warrior threaten Philistine rule. And Bran is determined to do what his father never could: use his strength for good.
The Judge of God:
combines biblically accurate information about Samson and ancient Israel with a story arc that follows a boy looking to undo his father's wrongs
is great for readers 8 and up
contains kid-friendly clean humor and action
will appeal to fans of The Action Bible, comic books, and graphic novels
is perfect for homeschool, church libraries, and kids' Bible studies as a fun-to-read supplementary resource
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Series
Language
English
Place of publication
United States
Publishing group
Zondervan
Target group
Children/juvenile
Young adult
Interest Age: From 9 to 12 years
Dimensions
Height: 203 mm
Width: 127 mm
Thickness: 9 mm
Weight
196 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-310-71279-4 (9780310712794)
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Persons
Bud Rogers is a cartoonist and editor and has been very active in the Christian comics community for the past fifteen years. Bud uses his organizational and management skills to assist artists and writers in realizing their creative visions. Gary Martin's career as a freelance comic book artist spans over twenty years. He's worked for all the major companies, including Marvel, DC, Dark Horse, Image, and Disney, and on such titles as, Spider-man, X-men, Batman, Star Wars, and Mickey Mouse. Gary is best known for his popular how-to books entitled, "The Art of Comic Book Inking". Recently, Gary wrote a comic book series called "The Moth", which he co-created with artist Steve Rude. Sergio Cariello paid his way through school with his drawing ability. In addition to working on popular characters from Marvel and DC Comics, he taught at the acclaimed Joe Kubert School of Cartoons and Graphic Art.