The Judges of Israel; or Tales for Sunday Reading

by H. C. Adams

Publisher:

Frederick Warne and Co.

, 1866

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.

Key Features

• 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

Contents

• 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

Product Details

• Title: The Judges of Israel; or Tales for Sunday Reading
• Author: H. C. Adams
• Publisher: Frederick Warne and Co.
• Publication Date: 1866
• Pages: 184

About H. C. Adams

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.