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Goliath looks absolutely massive on the page—my kids were in awe. The art is movie-quality. We've read this one more than any other so far.
Finally, a version that explains why David wasn't afraid—because of his faith, not just his sling. My son memorized 1 Samuel 17:37 after reading this. That's a win in my book.
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high on the northern Israelite ridge looking south-west across the valley toward the Philistine ridge opposite, camera tilted slightly downward a rocky chalk-and-limestone outcrop on the near ridge, dry summer grass between the stones, two terebinth saplings clinging to the slope
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standing inside a small open-air herder's courtyard in Bethlehem, low whitewashed stone walls enclosing the foreground, looking across toward the village beyond hard-packed earth swept clean, two clay storage jars against a low limestone wall, a woven reed mat and a flat grinding
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