The Boy Who Would be King: the story of David

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Dramatized Bible story for children.

Description

This CD, The Boy Who Would be King, and two others, are all dramatic presentations of the Scriptures. Many actors, western style music, and sound effects are used. The New International Reader's Version of the Old Testament is used for all three CDs..

The other two CD titles are:

  • A Blessing to Others: the story of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob
  • God Meant it for Good: the story of Joseph

Considerations

  • The CD has fifteen sections with playing time listed for each section.
  • The total playing time for the CD is 1:03:53.
  • Scripture references are included for each section.
  • Some of the speakers have British or Scottish accents.
  • The sound effects are in the background and do not detract from the story.
  • This CD would be best for children 9-12 years.

Limitations

  • The western style music may not be appropriate in all cultures.
  • Some sections of the music may be frightening for some children.

Guidelines for Use

  • As a CD.
  • As an audio book.
  • In schools, churches and Bible clubs.

Where to Obtain

Link to Producer or Source Organization

International Bible Society or Hosanna: Faith Comes by Hearing

Cost

Each separate CD is priced at $ 1.49 (USD) as of July 2008.

Producer/Owners

Author/Artist/Producer

Hosanna: Faith Comes by Hearing

Current copyright owner

International Bible Society, 2006

Other Information

If you are interested in translating this dramatized Bible story for a minority language group, contact the International Bible Society. They will help you work out a Creative Commons License agreement.

Reviewed by

Vida, VMS

Date

July 25, 2008

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