When the apostle Paul was sent from Caesarea to Rome to be tried before Caesar, he traveled in a Roman merchant ship. This book helps children bring to life the journey of Paul with fascinating information about ships, sailing in New Testament times, and Paul s eventful voyage. Children can also make their own Roman ship model using punch-out pieces stored in a pocket inside the back cover.
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Tim Dowley (Ph.D. in church history, University of Manchester) has been at the forefront of writing and editing for a new generation of resources on biblical studies and church history.
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Tim Dowley has been at the forefront of writing and editing resources on biblical studies and church history for a new generation. He has traveled extensively, particularly in Israel, Turkey, and other Bible lands, and lives in London with his wife and family.
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Interesting Book With Hard to Build Model,
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This model is NOT something a child will be able to build my himself! Our family bought this to go along with a Sunday school lesson (the one about Paul's shipwreck), and my 12 year old son wanted to build the model. He is a somewhat experienced model builder, but he absolutely could not figure this out. My husband (who is very good at that sort of thing) wound up building it, but the word he used to describe it was "diabolical." The model has many tiny parts and uses much glue and even some string. It took the two of us working together around 6 hours to put it together. Once it was done, it looked really cool,though. I used it as a prop in my lesson, and kids of all ages (kindergarten to 5th grade ) loved it. It's 3 dimensional and even has a hole in the deck with a ladder going down into it so you can kind of see into the hold. The book is interesting and has lots of useful info. about the type of boat and the Bible story it relates to. I would recommend this as long as the buyer realized the model is not something the average child could put together easily, and probably most children would need a lot of help with it.
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