A Tale of Three Kings

De: Gene Edwards

Narrado por: Paul Michael

This modern classic will bring light, clarity, and comfort to the brokenhearted. Many Christians have experienced pain, loss, and heartache at the hands of other believers. To those believers, this compelling story offers comfort, healing and hope.

Christian leaders and directors of religious movements throughout the world have recommended this simple, powerful, and beautiful story to their members and staff. You will want to join these other people who have been profoundly touched by this incomparable story. This tale by Gene Edwards is based on the biblical figures of David, Saul, and Absalom.

©1992 Gene Edwards (P)2011 christianaudio.com

food for thought

listened intently to the dramatization of God's written letter to us. food for thought indeed

an idea of holiness and righteousness

this is not a book to listen in the background. an idea of holiness and righteousness that's beyond self entirely and only able to be comprehended if you can see past your own self

EXCELLENT WORK OF ART

This is my second time visiting this book (the first read, the second listened) and each time it has stirred my heart to contemplation. A thought provoking, heart searching masterpiece. Highly recommend for anyone in ministry

Stop dividing and judging the brothers

The church needs this now more than ever.Let Holy Spirit deal with your heart . Isn’t easy to think who needs this but I’m sure it’s for me.
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Some good thoughts but incomplete

The interesting ideas are about how how God works in the world with imperfect people and also with Saul-like people. It explores the implications of this fact and how it is difficult to differentiate between the two types, (middle part of the book). These interesting thoughts are surrounded by whimsy and speculation (but it is a tale).

The David v Absalom talks about how David fled, but totally ignores the fact that David raises an army and fought Absalom. Book explored complex ideas about Gods will with man and explores some knots, but skips the parts where men act. Makes you think yes, but somewhat unsatisfying.

Narrator is good.