Biblical Truths from Uncle Otto's Farm
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“Any luck finding the wolves?” asked Pig.
“No,” sighed King, “Wolves are very illusive. If we could only know their plans, we might trap them, but how to know?”
“The only way to do that is to be friends with a wolf.” Suggested Baby Doll.
“Not much chance of that” assured Buddy. “Wolves do not make friends.”
“But, Buddy does,” spoke up Benjamin Goat excitedly. “What if we made Buddy into a wolf, then he could go among them and learn all their plans.”
“That is a great idea,” said King,”
“Super idea.” Barked Buddy, suddenly coming alive at the thought of becoming a wolf. “Then I could join Uncle Otto on his wolf hunts and help him find the wolves.”
Well all five friends agreed that this was a brilliant idea of Benjamin Goat. But there did remain the question of how they were going to change Buddy, a hound dog, into a wolf.
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Learn spiritual truths from the adventures of the animals on Uncle Otto's farm. These stories can be used for children groups and sermon illustrations. Some children may be too old for animal stories, but most adults may just be old enough.
About the Author
Chaim BentorahI received his BA degree from Moody Bible Institute in Jewish studies and his MA degree from Denver Seminary in Old Testament and Hebrew. He is presently working on his PhD in biblical archaeology. His doctoral dissertation is on the “Esoteric Structure of the Hebrew Alphabet.” He has taught classical Hebrew at World Harvest Bible College for thirteen years and also taught Hebrew for three years as a language course for Christian Center High School. He is presently teaching biblical Hebrew and Greek to pastors in the Metro Chicago area.
Chaim Bentorah paid his way through college working as a ventriloquist. The stories in this book represent a few of the many stories he used to tell during his performances. He has compiled these stories in this book as a result of the encouragement of many who have enjoyed his stories about built around his uncle Otto's farm
Chaim Bentorah is presently devoting his time researching his dissertation and writing daily word studies.