Unknown God 4 (Eye Witness) - Tapa blanda

"Eye Witness features contemporary tale full of suspenseful action and cliff hangers. But Luedke has figured out a way to weave New Testament stories through his epic, as well. Think about a marriage of Indiana Jones and Eugene Peterson's, 'The Message New Testament Bible"'. David Crumm/ Editor: Readthespirit.com "Eye Witness is a striking, full-color graphic novel series that presents the Biblical Book of Acts in a terms readers of all ages can readily absorb. A singularly absorbing presentation, it carries the highest recommendation especially for church libraries." James Cox/ Editor: Midwest Book Review "Both believers and non-believers alike will enjoy Eye Witness. No doubt, the action and graphics will draw the attention of some, but the stories will grip them and make them think." Suzanne Carista/ Editor: Christianhollywood.com

Just when it appeared forensic Archeologist, Dr. Terry Harper, is safely back on U.S. soil, he's assassinated by a sniper's bullet. Meanwhile, back in the first century, the Apostle Paul has been stoned to death in the village of Lystra. It appears the tale of the eyewitness has come to an end...if not for the power and mystery of The Unknown God! In this fourth and final book of the award-winning Eye Witness graphic novel series, Harper's allies make one final attempt to reveal to the world the existence of the Gospel of Joseph of Arimathea, while Harper himself become an unwitting witness to the first century trial of the Apostle Paul by the Roman Senate. Unknown God, takes the reader through a full color, fully illustrated roller-coaster ride which features the intertwining of a modern day action-thriller with an adaptation of the Book of Acts. In this final volume of The Eye Witness series, both Dr. Harper and the reader will finally learn the reason why (and how) he's been chosen to become a modern day eyewitness to events that occurred 2,000 years in the past. Winner in the category of Graphic Novels at the 2010 Best Book Awards, sponsored by USAbooknews.com