
Ben Hur
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Narrated by:
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Jim Killavey
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By:
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Lew Wallace
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Editorial reviews
Ben-Hur is one of the most influential Christian novels and was written some 79 years before the famous chariot-racing Charlton Heston film.
Narrator Jim Killavey unfolds with easy grace the epic story of Judah Ben-Hur, a Jewish prince falsely imprisoned by his onetime childhood friend, Messala, a Roman officer. Ben-Hur survives a long and brutal stay as a slave in the galleys and returns to Jerusalem, vowing revenge on the man who destroyed him. But the developing events of a local man named Jesus lead Ben-Hur to rethink everything he thought he knew about right, wrong, justice, and forgiveness.
If you’ve enjoyed the movie but have never enjoyed the audiobook, now’s the time to give yourself that gift.
Story Transcends Narration
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An Enduring Classic...
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A good adaptation to the Gospel story
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In the case of Ben Hur, ok, I'm from New England, so the slight Yankee accent was rather comforting. And, accent or not, I thought the reading itself was very well done and the book quite inspiring. A big "thumbs up" from me.
Use the sample
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If you liked the movie, you will love the book
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compelling story of the christ
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loved it. hated to leave the book.
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the reader makes (breaks) the reading
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SPOILER ALERTThe subtitle of this book is
This is not the movie
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Not for your average listener
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