Chapter 1: A Soldier’s Faith
Jesus and the Dreadful Foe
"This was the second time that the Enemy had stalked into that little house in Nain in Galilee. Last time the Enemy had snatched away her husband, the boy's dad. Since that awful day, her boy had looked after her, his widowed mother. Floods of grief overwhelmed her now as the memory of that bereavement was added to this one." Hear the thrilling story of how Death, man's most dreadful Foe, meets his Master.
Chapter 10: “Have you seen Him?”
Jesus the Baby
"A Baby!" On a night like this! With all this crowd of people about! Huh, huh, huh, goodness gracious me! All I've got is one of the stables at the back. I believe there's one at the end there pretty clean. That's all I've got, young fella. I'm sorry, but that's all. You're just lucky I didn't think of the stable earlier for some of the others. This is a mess, this census, and no mistake." So the innkeeper of Bethlehem thought - but God had the situation in His control.
Chapter 8: “A Baby! On a night like this!” & Chapter 9: Born in a Stable
Jesus the Baby
"A Baby!" On a night like this! With all this crowd of people about! Huh, huh, huh, goodness gracious me! All I've got is one of the stables at the back. I believe there's one at the end there pretty clean. That's all I've got, young fella. I'm sorry, but that's all. You're just lucky I didn't think of the stable earlier for some of the others. This is a mess, this census, and no mistake." So the innkeeper of Bethlehem thought - but God had the situation in His control.
Chapter 8: A Very Special Family Tree
Joshua and the Neighbour’s Ruse
"We can be crafty too," the king of the Hivites said. They had put old sacks on their donkeys' back and old leather wineskins, cracked and torn and tied together with string. The sandals on their feet were falling apart. Their clothes were tattered and torn. And you should have seen the food they carried in their bags - dry old bread, and mouldy crumbs. And you should have seen their donkeys, the oldest and scrawniest. This pathetic tableau arrived at the Israelite camp in Gilgal - crafty men determined to trick Joshua.
Chapter 7: A Very Special Wedding
Joshua and the Neighbour’s Ruse
"We can be crafty too," the king of the Hivites said. They had put old sacks on their donkeys' back and old leather wineskins, cracked and torn and tied together with string. The sandals on their feet were falling apart. Their clothes were tattered and torn. And you should have seen the food they carried in their bags - dry old bread, and mouldy crumbs. And you should have seen their donkeys, the oldest and scrawniest. This pathetic tableau arrived at the Israelite camp in Gilgal - crafty men determined to trick Joshua.
Chapter 6: The Sun Stands Still
Joshua and the Neighbour’s Ruse
"We can be crafty too," the king of the Hivites said. They had put old sacks on their donkeys' back and old leather wineskins, cracked and torn and tied together with string. The sandals on their feet were falling apart. Their clothes were tattered and torn. And you should have seen the food they carried in their bags - dry old bread, and mouldy crumbs. And you should have seen their donkeys, the oldest and scrawniest. This pathetic tableau arrived at the Israelite camp in Gilgal - crafty men determined to trick Joshua.
Chapter 5: Treaty by Trickery
Joshua and the Neighbour’s Ruse
"We can be crafty too," the king of the Hivites said. They had put old sacks on their donkeys' back and old leather wineskins, cracked and torn and tied together with string. The sandals on their feet were falling apart. Their clothes were tattered and torn. And you should have seen the food they carried in their bags - dry old bread, and mouldy crumbs. And you should have seen their donkeys, the oldest and scrawniest. This pathetic tableau arrived at the Israelite camp in Gilgal - crafty men determined to trick Joshua.
Chapter 4: “This is What God Says”
Joshua and the Neighbour’s Ruse
"We can be crafty too," the king of the Hivites said. They had put old sacks on their donkeys' back and old leather wineskins, cracked and torn and tied together with string. The sandals on their feet were falling apart. Their clothes were tattered and torn. And you should have seen the food they carried in their bags - dry old bread, and mouldy crumbs. And you should have seen their donkeys, the oldest and scrawniest. This pathetic tableau arrived at the Israelite camp in Gilgal - crafty men determined to trick Joshua.
Chapter 3: A Day of Celebration
Joshua and the Neighbour’s Ruse
"We can be crafty too," the king of the Hivites said. They had put old sacks on their donkeys' back and old leather wineskins, cracked and torn and tied together with string. The sandals on their feet were falling apart. Their clothes were tattered and torn. And you should have seen the food they carried in their bags - dry old bread, and mouldy crumbs. And you should have seen their donkeys, the oldest and scrawniest. This pathetic tableau arrived at the Israelite camp in Gilgal - crafty men determined to trick Joshua.
Chapter 2: A Promise Fulfilled
Joshua and the Neighbour’s Ruse
"We can be crafty too," the king of the Hivites said. They had put old sacks on their donkeys' back and old leather wineskins, cracked and torn and tied together with string. The sandals on their feet were falling apart. Their clothes were tattered and torn. And you should have seen the food they carried in their bags - dry old bread, and mouldy crumbs. And you should have seen their donkeys, the oldest and scrawniest. This pathetic tableau arrived at the Israelite camp in Gilgal - crafty men determined to trick Joshua.