The Kingstone Bible / general editor, Art A. Ayris ; writers, Ben Avery, Art A. Ayris, Michael Pearl ; art director and editor, Kelly J. Ayris ; production design, Frank Baldevarona and others.
Pencils: Danny Bulanadi, Caio Cacau, Ivan Fernandez, Bob Hall, Kyle Hotz, Geof Isherwood, Mile Lilly, Ariel Mendel, Fabio Nahon, Javier Saltares, Agapito De Los Santos, Jeff Slemons ; inks: Charles Bennett Danny Bulanadi, DYM, Carlos Eduardo, Jeff Huett, Geoff Isherwood, Chris Ivy, Jason Moore, Rodney Ramos, Joe Rubinstein, Agapito De Los Santos, Jeff Slemons ; colors: Aris Aguilar, Matt Baker, Ed Bola, Clint Cearley, Tom Chu, Joel Chua, Mickey Clausen, Andrew Crossley, Alonso Espinoza, Fabricio Guerra, Ross Hughes, Emily Kanalz, Zach Mattheny ; letters, Zach Matheny.
Summary:
The Kingstone Bible is a three-volume series that contains the most complete graphic adaptation of the Bible ever done. Artists with yeas of experience at major comic book houses, combines with evangelical writers and leaders, have joined forces to produce this expansive and epic Biblical adaptation. Volume I is the first in a trilogy of graphic novels that seeks to capture the epic greatness of God and the rich goodness of His gracious dealing with mankind. Volume II is the second the a trilogy of graphic novels that seeks to warn us against falling into the same patterns of sin that captured Israel, understand the epic greatness of God's plan, as well as the seriousness of His prophetic warnings mixed with reminders of His great mercy. Volume III is the final in a trilogy of Biblical graphic novels that presents the coming of God to earth in human form as seen in the supernatural birth, life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. This graphic novel relates the growth of the church as the Holy Spirit empowers the followers of Christ to spread His message across the globe. One follower in particular, the Apostle Paul, is selected by Christ to suffer and help expand this new movement. The letters from Paul and other church leaders show us how Christ wants us to live today. And the last book of the Bible, Revelation, reveals that the final dark days will be interrupted the brilliant return of Jesus Christ as He sets up His millennial kingdom before ushering in the kingdom that will never end.
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