Trilogy of Kings Saga

Saul ben Kish is an ordinary man, that is, until he crosses paths with the prophet Samuel. Anointed by God to lead His people, this lowly Benjaminite shall soon be tested. What begins as a search for his father's wayward donkeys becomes a call to courage, and obedience. Can one man rally a nation to rise above oppression and fight for freedom? Or will he fall under the weight of power? An epic tale of kingship, a journey into the heart of the Judean Mountains and across the sun-baked desert where the meek rise and the proud fall, and a stone is mightier than the sword. Throughout the pages of The Trilogy of Kings, the personal and spiritual struggle of Israel's people unfolds through love, war, and intrigue, making the story relevant for today as an exciting example of the human condition. Together with these beloved characters, the human saga is captured, sharing their joys and sorrows, triumphs and losses. An historically accurate account of King Saul, David and Jonathan on their epic journey. With vivid imagery, a deep passion and authentic love of Scripture, each chapter comes alive. You will engage amidst the action of the characters not wanting the book to end, longing for more.

In the days when Israel had no king, the war host of Philistia rose like a storm upon the land. Iron clashed against bronze as nations contended for dominion, and the dispute reached beyond the soil of men to the throne of heaven itself. The fate of a people-and the name of their God-hung in the balance.Amid the swelling tide of battle stand two men, set upon opposing sides. Nagad of Benjamin, young yet tempered by loss, presses forward through the tumult, holding fast to the hope that light may rise from ruin. Across the field, a warrior of Philistia fights with the fury of a wound unhealed, seeking vengeance upon those he holds to blame. Each will face the choice that shapes a man's soul-faith or despair, forgiveness or revenge.When the tide turns against Israel, a cry rises from the ranks: bring forth the Ark of the Covenant. In the days of their fathers, no army that bore it fell before its foe. Surely the Chosen of God will prevail.But they are wrong.