Bible Challenge Board Game, 1984 By James E. Barineau Review

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(More customer reviews)Awesome game! I can remember playing this in church as a teenager when we would have a youth rally or a game night. This game really got us to study our bible because we didn't want to answer incorrectly and we wanted to be "bible masters." I learned a lot about the bible just by playing this game. I would highly recommend this game to any family, youth minister, or Sunday School teacher.

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BIBLE CHALLENGE is a quality game that is designed to teach the Bible. As a game, it makes Bible study come alive with fun and excitement and:? is for all people and all ages? promotes fellowship centered around the Word of God? encourages families to spend time together around the Bible? is a great way to entertain friends? educates young and old? is flexible to meet most any occasion? is easy to play? is expandable? is made with quality materials and craftsmanshipBible Challenge includes a playing board that helps you become acquainted with the books of the Old and New Testaments, and how those books relate to each other in terms of location, size, and classification. The board acquaints you with the twelve tribes of Israel and the twelve apostles. The board is designed with the Old Testament books surrounding the New Testament books and both Old and Newpointing to Jesus as Saviour of the world. All the books are "tied" together by the Cross with the Cross resting on the earth. Surrounding the earth is the verse John 3:16 "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life."Bible Challenge also includes 2,100 questions from and about the Bible. These questions are divided into seven categories: Old Testament, New Testament, Life of Christ, Quotations, Places, People, and General. The questions are organized on 300 cards; one question from each category is on each card. The questions, answers, and Scripture references are color coded to match the board and the playing parts.Bible Challenge is designed to make Bible study fun - and flexible! There are many ways to "play" the game and you may adapt the rules of play to suit most any occasion. The players move about the board, being asked questions from the cards, and earning scoring rings when correct answers are given.

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The Way of Peace Board Game Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a great game and fun for the whole family. A great way to teach children the principles of the bible while having fun at the same time.

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Left Behind-The Movie Board Game Review

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(More customer reviews)I bought this game for my cousin hoping for a much better game then it ended up being. It moved very slowly. The only interesting part was when you landed on certain squares where you got to either tell the truth or lie and everyone else had to guess what you were doing. Unluckly we only landed on those once or twice in the whole game. Overall I was not impressed with this game.

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The Young Reader's Bible Trivia Game Review

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(More customer reviews)This game is absolutely great! My grandkids just love it. It really helps them learn
and remember the bible. I Highly recommend this game to everyone. It's great for all
ages.

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Now even beginning readers can test their Bible knowledge with The Young Reader's Bible Trivia Game. Players read and answer basic Bible trivia questions that are especially written with beginning readers in mind. Players collect star tokens each time they answer a question correctly. The player with the most stars at the end of the game is the winner. Contains: 1 game board, 4 playing pieces, 90 trivia cards, 25 star tokens, 1 die, and instructions. Recommended for 2 to 4 players, ages 5 and up. Contains small parts, not recommended for ages 3 and under

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Journeys of Paul Board Game Review

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(More customer reviews)If you're looking for some old-fashioned boardgame fun as a change or a break from the electronics craze, this is a really good family game.
I picked up the game a couple of years ago but didn't really opened it until this past week. I thought it was great that someone decided to create a game based on Paul's missionary journeys, but I wasn't sure something as "low-tech" as a boardgame would create interest in today's kids.
Well, I was wrong. My three children, Anne (11 years), Joy (8 years), and Nathan (6 years) had fun playing by themselves. They kinda learned the rules as they played. After watching them go at it for awhile, mom and I got down and dirty with them and took off on the journey from Jerusalem through Asia Minor to plant three churches and be the first to reach Jerusalem.
Sad to say, I lost both games we played as a family. Mom and Joy were the first to get to Rome to "get imprisoned" (since that's what happened to Paul in the Bible). Nathan said he won too, because he was the last to get imprisoned, and he built six churches.
The game's pacing was slow. It took about ten minutes to finish each round (two minutes average for each player), with all the declaration of the move, checking the Event card, and then coming up with a strategy to move or build churches. I love the concept that in order to build a church, you had to build at least seven cell groups. You could also appoint a deacon to help protect and guide the church. (Although I think in the Bible a presbyter (elder) fulfilled that role). You can also trade cards but sometimes that doesn't help your cause.
What would be interesting as well would be some trivia cards that provides more information (historical or geographical) about the ancient cities and tell of the modern equivalent.

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The time is 60 A.D. and the place is the pagan Roman Empire. Ship wrecks! Angry Mobs! Roman Soldiers! Political Unrest! All these are included in this exciting, fast-paced game which blends stragegy, skill and chance while providing great fun and time together. For 1-6 players ages 10 and up.

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