The Brick Bible: The Complete Set (Brick Bible Presents)

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Very clever of the 'author' to make all those pictures in Lego but also his sense of humour was appreciated. Not because its violence is graphic and frequent, it is, but because some of the stories are told without proper context and this could lead to a warped understanding of God and his plan for his people. And the beauty of The Brick Bible: The New Testament is that everyone, from the devout to nonbelievers, will find something breathtaking, fascinating, or entertaining within this impressive collection. The Brick Bible (originally published as The Brick Testament) is a project created by Elbe Spurling [1] in which Bible stories are illustrated using still photographs of dioramas constructed entirely out of Lego bricks. From the author of the highly praised and somewhat controversial The Brick Bible: A New Spin on the Old Testament comes the much-anticipated New Testament edition.

I'm familiar with God's Word and while I did have some issues with the book, namely the lack of context at times, I found the result to be very creative and a valiant effort in putting God's Word into pictures. I lost count of how many times everyone was going along fine, worshiping Yahweh the way they were supposed to, then a few years later they would make an idol, or intermarry with some other unclean ites or stines or ians or whatever, then God would pop out of the Ark, kill several thousand, and the Jews would repent, God would go back to the Ark, and all would be good for several years, then the Jews would get itchy for some change, forget about God's jealousy and wrath, and the whole cycle would repeat.This title brings out the nuances of each scene and can make you reconsider the way you look at the Bible-and LEGO. Ten years ago, a guy named Brendan Powell Smith started building LEGO vignettes representing scenes from the bible.

at graphic Lego depiction of some scenes of their Holy Book ( tl;dr), and are also indignant that an atheist would do this. The Brick Bible is a Lego version The Bible that tells the story about famous readings like how God created the earth, Adam and Eve, Noah's ark, and other fantastic stories. With over two thousand color photographs depicting the major narrative scenes of the Bible, this slipcovered set (including new material and a bonus double-sided, full-color poster) is the gift you've been wanting to give your LEGO-loving friends and religious family members for holidays, birthdays, or just because. The two guys that accompany Saul also have the torsos and heads used in LEGO's previous minifigure versions of Luke Skywalker.Not only was he not even a Jew, he was a Philistine, and God's just sitting around blessing him and his household, and probably thumbing his nose at David. In his introduction, he says “I have been inspired to do this for one reason: people should really know what’s in the Bible.