The Brick Bible: The Complete Set (Brick Bible Presents)

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I was worried that he might think it was too babyish but he loves it and has hardly put it down since receiving it. It is designed to capture the interest of non-Mormons curious to know what the LDS Church teaches, as well as believing Mormons looking for a fun new way to learn and share the history and teachings of their church. Yet, they are in this book- a Trojan horse made to turn young children against their God and family. After I read this book I wanted to read more about God and I wanted, surprisingly, to go to church and read more books about that.

Now, in one volume, he has brought together over 1,000 "brick" photographs depicting the narrative story of the New Testament.

After photographing the scenes, she adds speech balloons and sometimes makes alterations using image editing software.

Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item.I eventually formed this image of God, sitting in his recliner in the Ark, reading his newspaper while everything is going fine, then he'd hear something amiss, or perhaps notice silence when there shouldn't be any, cock his head to the side and listen for a moment, peek over the corner of the paper, use his power to crack the top of the Ark open a bit, peer out, and ask "What are y'all doing out there? That said, if you have good discussions with your older children about what they read, go right ahead and let them read it. In his introduction, he says “I have been inspired to do this for one reason: people should really know what’s in the Bible. What I've found surprising in shocked responses to this book is that the original text of the Old Testament isn't particularly kid-friendly either.

citation needed] Each story is tagged if it contains nudity, sexual content, violence and/or cursing. My favorite is Samson, which is excellently done in this book, but everyone knows that one, so I'm not going to share it here. This book is also not meant to be used for serious bible studies, as the apparent aim of the author is to trivialize the content. Book one includes scenes from the Old Testament-the creation of the world, the temptation of Adam and Eve, the great flood, the presentation of the Ten Commandments to Moses on Mt. Not only was he not even a Jew, he was a Philistine, and God's just sitting around blessing him and his household, and probably thumbing his nose at David.

The Jews would scatter, and have the gall to be completely surprised that this was happening to them.

The story of Noah is depicted with Noah's family walking through a valley filled with skeletons as they come out of the ark. Also, Dubya apparently has two mistresses [19] and is in league with Big Oil execs, who all have evil mustaches. Throughout stories are retold using passages from the Bible, with chapter and verse cited, the wording being a free adaptation that Spurling says is based on a number of public domain Bible translations. THE BRICK BIBLE: A NEW SPIN ON THE OLD TESTAMENT as told and illustrated by Brendan Powell Smith is an interesting Religion/Art/Lego’s.I would say that I hope Smith does a Lego Qur'an, but he would probably be executed in a Jihad of sorts as soon as Lego Muhammad made an appearance, and he wouldn't get very far. For a book that so many of us consider to be our ultimate moral guide and the very word of God, it can be shocking to consider how few people ever actually read it.