David, a shepherd boy who likes poetry and musical instruments, seems an unlikely candidate to serve his nation from ruin. But when nine-foot Goliath defies Israel and blasphemes God, young David leaps into action, earning his place as one of the greatest heroes in the Bible.
"David, a shepherd boy who likes poetry and musical instruments, seems an unlikely candidate to serve his nation from ruin. But when nine-foot Goliath defies Israel and blasphemes God, young David leaps into action, earning his place as one of the greatest heroes in the Bible."@en
"Teaches children that faith in God is what they need to overcome fear of seemingly insurmountable odds by telling the story of David and Goliath."@en
"The story of David & Goliath is told along with six other stories from the Old Testament, including the Elijah & the prophets of Baal."@en
"Presents five favorite Bible stories in a simply told and richly illustrated manner. Well-suited for young children."@en
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