There comes a point in every battle when a seemingly insignificant event determines the outcome. . . .
The Dragon believed he had his enemy trapped like a bug under glass, but it was then that a gentle breeze, hardly noticed, blew over the coliseum.
No one heard the soft footfalls of the oncoming masses. Something clanged against the stone structure, and sunlight glinted off metal.
As the battle approaches, Owen remembers the words, "Some may trust in their strength, in their weaponry, in their number of soldiers, but I will trust in the love of my father, who delights in crushing the mighty by using the weak. He will defeat the enemy with the good-hearted friends he has given."
Witness the final battle.
The Dragon believed he had his enemy trapped like a bug under glass, but it was then that a gentle breeze, hardly noticed, blew over the coliseum.
No one heard the soft footfalls of the oncoming masses. Something clanged against the stone structure, and sunlight glinted off metal.
As the battle approaches, Owen remembers the words, "Some may trust in their strength, in their weaponry, in their number of soldiers, but I will trust in the love of my father, who delights in crushing the mighty by using the weak. He will defeat the enemy with the good-hearted friends he has given."
Witness the final battle.
- AuthorJenkins, Jerry B.
- Age LevelAges 10 to 14
- FormatSoftcover
- Number of Pages356 Pages
- Secular / ChristianChristian Author;Christian Publisher
- Series
Description
There comes a point in every battle when a seemingly insignificant event determines the outcome. . . .
The Dragon believed he had his enemy trapped like a bug under glass, but it was then that a gentle breeze, hardly noticed, blew over the coliseum.
No one heard the soft footfalls of the oncoming masses. Something clanged against the stone structure, and sunlight glinted off metal.
As the battle approaches, Owen remembers the words, "Some may trust in their strength, in their weaponry, in their number of soldiers, but I will trust in the love of my father, who delights in crushing the mighty by using the weak. He will defeat the enemy with the good-hearted friends he has given."
Witness the final battle.
The Dragon believed he had his enemy trapped like a bug under glass, but it was then that a gentle breeze, hardly noticed, blew over the coliseum.
No one heard the soft footfalls of the oncoming masses. Something clanged against the stone structure, and sunlight glinted off metal.
As the battle approaches, Owen remembers the words, "Some may trust in their strength, in their weaponry, in their number of soldiers, but I will trust in the love of my father, who delights in crushing the mighty by using the weak. He will defeat the enemy with the good-hearted friends he has given."
Witness the final battle.
Product Specs
- AuthorJenkins, Jerry B.
- Age LevelAges 10 to 14
- FormatSoftcover
- Number of Pages356 Pages
- Secular / ChristianChristian Author;Christian Publisher
- Series
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