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  • Rahab and the Walls of Jericho

    CBN

    DVD-ROM (Charisma House, Nov. 21, 2017)
    Superbook takes Joy, Chris, and Gizmo to Jericho as Joshua and the Israelite army are preparing to attack the walled city. They meet Rahab, who risks her life to hide the Hebrew spies. The children discover that even the highest walls are no match for faith in God!
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  • The Walls of Jericho: A Novel

    Jack Ford

    eBook (Bascom Hill Publishing Group, Sept. 26, 2013)
    On a dark Mississippi night in 1960, a young black Civil Rightsleader is murdered, ripped apart by a shotgun blast and left todie in a ditch beside a lonely country road. No arrest is evermade and the murder is never solved.Decades later, the nearly forgotten slaying is resurrected, withdeadly consequences. Jefferson Trannon, an Ole Miss law professor,and Ella Garrity, a New York Times reporter, stumbleupon long-hidden documents and a shocking witness that,together, could unlock the explosive secrets of the brutal killing.Following a trail of hatred and violence, the unlikely partners— Jeff, the son of a revered Civil Rights crusader, and Ella,the granddaughter of a leader of the KKK — are drawn into adeadly conspiracy that sends them hurtling through the darkhistory of racism in the Old South and into the frighteningshadows of the politics of the New South. Along the way, theyare confronted by murder, betrayal, a sensational trial, and, ultimately,the stunning truth behind the mystery.Award-winning journalist and former prosecutor Jack Ford infusesThe Walls of Jericho with grit and an insider’sview of the legal system, weaving together a tale rife with classic Southern charm and powerful Southernretribution — where nothing is truly as it seems, and secrecy trumps all.
  • The Walls of Jericho

    Kit Hughes

    language (Palilicium Press, Oct. 2, 2019)
    Will the war ever end?It’s been five years since it began, but to Teddy, it might as well be forever. The war of the Republic, being part of the Governor’s Army, has made her who she is today, and now, trapped alone behind enemy lines, she isn’t even sure if she’ll live to see tomorrow. Lance wasn’t cut out for war, but he’s determined to be the best soldier that he can be. The Median Army is resolved to restore peace to the Republic, and the only way Lance can help is to return to the unit he’s been separated from. When a bitter storm drives the two lost opponents to both seek shelter in an abandoned house, it’s only a matter of time before secrets will begin to surface, threatening the precarious peace of their temporary truce. Can Lance be trusted? Where do his allegiances truly lie? Why is Teddy so guarded? Why does she seem vaguely familiar? Could their unlikely alliance be the key to peace or will their differences ultimately tear them apart?
  • Judah & the Walls of Jericho

    Michael Whitworth, Jason Hutton

    Paperback (Start2finish Books, Nov. 19, 2019)
    Judah & the Walls of Jericho is the story of Israel's first conquest in the Promised Land, told from the perspective of a little Israelite boy. It features fun sounds and full-color illustrations. More importantly, the book highlights the importance of faith in the lives of God's children.
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  • The Walls of Jericho: A Novel

    Jack Ford

    Hardcover (Bascom Hill Publishing Group, Oct. 1, 2013)
    On a dark Mississippi night in 1960, a young black Civil Rights leader is murdered, ripped apart by a shotgun blast and left to die in a ditch beside a lonely country road. No arrest is ever made and the murder is never solved. Decades later, the nearly forgotten slaying is resurrected, with deadly consequences. Following a trail of hatred and violence, two unlikely partners--Jefferson Trannon, the son of a revered Civil Rights crusader, and Ella Garrity, the granddaughter of a leader of the KKK--are drawn into a deadly conspiracy that sends them hurtling through the dark history of racism in the Old South and into the frightening shadows of the politics of the New South. Award-winning journalist and former prosecutor Jack Ford infuses The Walls of Jericho with grit and an insider's view of the legal system, weaving together a tale rife with classic Southern charm and powerful Southern retribution--where nothing is truly as it seems, and secrecy trumps all.
  • The Walls of Jericho

    Kit Hughes

    Paperback (Independently published, Oct. 7, 2019)
    Will the war ever end?It’s been five years since it began, but to Teddy, it might as well be forever. The war of the Republic, being part of the Governor’s Army, has made her who she is today, and now, trapped alone behind enemy lines, she isn’t even sure if she’ll live to see tomorrow. Lance wasn’t cut out for war, but he’s determined to be the best soldier that he can be. The Median Army is resolved to restore peace to the Republic, and the only way Lance can help is to return to the unit he’s been separated from. When a bitter storm drives the two lost opponents to both seek shelter in an abandoned house, it’s only a matter of time before secrets will begin to surface, threatening the precarious peace of their temporary truce. Can Lance be trusted? Where do his allegiances truly lie? Why is Teddy so guarded? Why does she seem vaguely familiar? Could their unlikely alliance be the key to peace or will their differences ultimately tear them apart?
  • The Walls of Jericho

    Jenny Thorne

    Board book (Lutterworth Press, )
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  • At the walls of Jericho

    Israel Isaac Taslitt

    Hardcover (Bloch Pub. Co, March 15, 1961)
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  • The Wall of Jericho

    Joanne Hyunjoo Lee, Ran Sun

    Paperback (Independently published, June 28, 2020)
    Weavy Bible Series is developed for young children, the emergent readers. The sentences are easy, fun to read, and give messages to think and learn. After the narrative, activities are attached: words and sentence practice, story chant, and reader's theater. *Paper books include more activities for the school settings.
  • The Wall of Jericho

    Joanne Hyunjoo Lee, Ran Sun

    eBook (, June 27, 2020)
    Weavy Bible Series is developed for young children, the emergent readers. The sentences are easy, fun to read, and give messages to think and learn. After the narrative, activities are attached: words and sentence practice, story chant, and reader's theater. *Paper books include more activities for the school settings.