Bethany : Adventures Of The Mighty Mustard Seed
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FINALLY, a book that dares to unlock the adventure of the Old Testament! Using a time-travel gadget, twelve-year-old Bethany, her sometimes wacky angel friend Gabriel, and their dog Oba zap through the Holy Land to find Moses as they experience a wild journey of trials, contests, rescue operations, and miracles! While at first her extraordinary mission, selected by God, seems mental and physical, Bethany slowly realizes that it is, more importantly, spiritual. As she bridges the world of the present with the past, join Bethany in this epic adventure and discover how exciting the Old Testament can be! “This educational time-travel novel will leave the reader with the desire to become more ‘Bible literate.'” -Idella Bodie- Award-winning author of Mystery of the Pirate’s Treasure and other young reader “educational-fiction” books “… an easily read book that is quite suitable for group study.” -Wofford Today magazine- “I would say that it is so interesting and fun, but I also learned a lot. I would definitely recommend this book to someone!” -Sarah Epling- thirteen-year-old reader, Peachtree City, Georgia
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SKU (ISBN): 9781594675355
ISBN10: 159467535X
Bernard Kearse
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: June 2004
Publisher: Xulon Press
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