Description: Power Bible English Edition has been newly created using the expressions and vocabulary found in English Bibles used in the United States. The many stories from the Bible—often too thick and daunting for children to approach on their own—are retold here in comic form, allowing kids to encounter the wisdom of Scripture in a warm and familiar way. With the vibrant illustration style of cartoonist Kim Shin-joong, known for Comic MapleStory, the Bible—often perceived as solemn—becomes easy and approachable. While faithfully preserving the full content of the Bible, the series transforms its figures into characters children love, bringing wit, wisdom, and liveliness to the stories. Through fun and heartfelt storytelling, children can experience the many lessons and truths of the Bible without feeling burdened. Volume 1: From Creation to the Story of Joseph — Genesis God, who created heaven and earth out of darkness, made human beings last. Feeling compassion for the loneliness of the first man, He created a wife for him. However, the first humans, Adam and Eve, were unable to keep the one rule God had given them and were driven out of the Garden of Eden. The story continues with Cain, who committed humanity's first murder, and his slain brother Abel; righteous Noah, who built an ark to prepare for the great flood; Abraham, the forefather of the Israelite nation; Isaac, who was nearly offered as a sacrifice; Jacob, who wrestled with God; and Joseph, who became prime minister of Egypt. Meet the wise figures of Genesis through thrilling comic storytelling. Volume 2: Moses, Leader of the Israelites — Exodus to Deuteronomy Long after the Israelites settled in Egypt, a new Pharaoh who did not know Joseph grew fearful of their growing numbers and began to oppress them. Moses, raised by an Egyptian princess while escaping this persecution, is called by God to lead the Israelites out of bondage in Egypt toward the Promised Land. Encounter a God who shares human-like emotions, Moses who delivers God's will to a stubborn people, and the story of people blinded by desire who continually sin—alongside the astonishing miracles of Exodus. Volume 3: The Promised Land — Joshua to 1 Samuel Joshua, who succeeds Moses as leader of the Israelites, faithfully carries out God's word and conquers the Promised Land of Canaan. Yet the Israelites once again betray God and fall under the rule of other nations. In response, God raises up judges to lead His people and once again reveals His miracles. The story of the Israelites' obedience to God's word continues in the Promised Land through figures like the mighty Samson, the prophet Samuel, and Saul, the first king of Israel. Volume 4: David, the Great King of Israel — 1 Samuel to 2 Chronicles As Samuel searches for Israel's next king, he discovers that God's heart is set on an ordinary boy named David. David serves Israel with great courage, but his growing popularity among the people makes him a thorn in Saul's side. The jealousy between Saul and David, along with the power struggles among the princes surrounding Saul, ultimately leads to David's unification of Israel. As Israel continues to develop, the struggle for the throne persists, but God strengthens the nation further by establishing Solomon as king after David. Volume 5: The Divided Kingdom — 1 Kings to 2 Chronicles The kingdom of Israel, inherited from David, reaches its golden age under Solomon. However, even Solomon, known as the wisest king, becomes prideful as the nation flourishes and fails to keep God's commandments, leading to Israel's eventual division into the Northern Kingdom of Israel and the Kingdom of Judah. In the Book of Kings, the miracles performed by the prophets Elijah and his disciple Elisha unfold alongside the complex history of prosperity under obedient kings and decline under disobedient ones. Discover the rise and fall of Israel and Judah in an easier and more engaging way through Power Bible. Volume 6: Destruction and Promise — Ezra to Malachi (Completion of the Old Testament) After the fall of Israel, the people of Judah, who had lived in exile for many years, are finally granted permission to return home and rebuild the Temple. Despite fierce opposition from many neighboring peoples, they complete the Second Temple, becoming God's people once again...