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In The Deliverer & The Ten Commandments by Daniel Owen, families are invited to travel on an unforgettable adventure together through the Ten Commandments, as seen through the Ancient Israelite perspective. This beautifully illustrated book takes families back to Mount Sinai and follows Israel's dramatic Exodus from slavery in Egypt-a thrilling story that powerfully foreshadows the coming Messianic redemption of Yeshua. With engaging storytelling and vibrant imagery, parents and young readers discover the true heart of biblical faith-loyalty to God's ways. The Ten Commandments are revealed not as harsh rules, rather loving instructions-protective guardrails that lead us to lives of peace, joy, and closeness to the Creator. Perfect for parents and children to read together, this thoughtful book explores each commandment in its original Ancient Israelite context while connecting it to the teachings of the Messiah. It is ideal for family devotionals, Bible studies, Sunday school, or any home seeking to raise children in awe of God's goodness. Discover who the Creator is and what he expects of us in a way that will stay with your family for a lifetime! Features: Full-color illustrations Glossary of key Hebrew terms Scripture references Discussion questions for families

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Daniel Owen is an American author and award-winning documentary photojournalist whose work has been featured in publications around the globe. He has been a contributing speaker for the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum's ""Voices on Antisemitism"" series following his work documenting Auschwitz survivors in Romania. His journalistic work focuses on subcultures, religion and traditional practices. He has collaborated with newspapers throughout the U.S. covering subjects ranging from U.S. presidential elections to python hunters in the Everglades, and has been embedded in long term projects covering everything from America's drug epidemic to Gypsies in Transylvania. He served as the Director of Photography for the Los Alamos National Laboratory before relocating to Eastern Europe with his wife and children. Owen is not a Biblical scholar, but a journalist. His approach to theology, therefore, is rooted in the journalistic process wherein ideological preferences are set aside and tested against the evidence of original source materials, and Biblical texts are examined in light of their Ancient Near Eastern context. To that end, he has spent nearly twenty years earning an informal education in the history, language, geography, culture and mythology found in and around the texts of the Bible. In his work, Owen seeks to deconstruct the lenses Christians use, often unknowingly, to filter the Bible through their traditions. His goal is to encourage believers to see the Bible as its authors intended it and, in doing so, know who God is and what he expects of each of us.

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