I think a strength of the book is that it can make the Bible accessible to those who might not want to read it, or who maybe thought it was too daunting. Between being overly narrated, some passages being too abbreviated--seriously, one page for Job and only a few for Revelation? This manga described things in pretty good detail and there was lots of text, which is different from other manga. He has appeared on TV interviews with ITV’s The London Program, Channel 4’s The Big Breakfast while painting a mural in 2 hours live on air in 2002.

He most recently is concluding the creation of the world’ first bible study graphic novel titled, Drink It!They also both criticized the book's occasional odd phrasing when key dialog was rewritten using modern English. The artwork added a sense of adventure that doesn't seem to seep into scripture reading very often, but did seem genuine and well thought out. The first two books were illustrated by manga artist Kozumi Shinozawa, while the remaining four were by Ryō Azumi. The Manga Bible is a form of the bible written in Manga form so that people who like manga can enjoy the bible more. By using manga, Siku is not just influenced by the Japanese comic style, but also by its aesthetics and culture, with which manga is closely connected.

It tells a good deal of the most basic elements, from Adam and Eve, to the Prophets and Judges, to the culminating birth of Jesus. Siku shows the reader how the relationship between God and the people changed over the course of the Old Testament, so that he would no longer talk to his chosen people directly. In the New Testament Jesus is tempted by the devil, who promises him the power over the world represented by contemporary New York and parts of other modern cities.I had hope that Peter would have more page time, I thought he would have been an interesting character, and partially because he reminds me of someone I know. You have to understand that what we think of as the traditional serious-looking leather-bound Bible is actually a relatively new format. The rhyming slang version of the Bible was written by Mike Coles, an RE teacher in Stepney, and started life as stories he told to his classes. The book is too text driven since it attempts to give a general outline of the entire Bible (usually 2000 pages) in 200 .