The Judges of Israel; or Tales for Sunday Reading
Publisher:
, 1866
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Overview
H. C. Adams’ The Judges of Israel; or Tales for Sunday Reading tells the story of Judges in a fresh, unique way. Adams’ work was originally intended for mature children and adults. After each section of Judges the author includes a section of dialogue between two fictional subjects. These subjects discuss the text and ask questions that related to the text.
- Retells the themes of Judges in story format
- Discusses the events of the stories in a conversational format
- Brings a unique approach to Scriptural commentary
- The Halt at Rephidim
- Israel’s First Battle
- The Peak of Abarim
- The Doomed City
- The Traitor’s Sentence
- The Rock of Rimmon
- The Bedouin’s Tent
- The Camp of Midian
- The Chieftain’s Daughter
- The Blind Captive
- The Unknown Youth
- Title: The Judges of Israel; or Tales for Sunday Reading
- Author: H. C. Adams
- Publisher: Frederick Warne and Co.
- Publication Date: 1866
- Pages: 184
H. C. Adams was fellow of Magdalen College in Oxford. He is also the author of Sundays at Encombe, Schoolboy Honour, and Tales of Charlton School.