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Daily Archives: August 19, 2017

The Soldier Who Killed a King

19 Saturday Aug 2017

Posted by davidkitz in Books by David Kitz, Psalms

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5 star review, biblical, Biblical fiction, Christ, crucifixion, David Kitz, emotion, Roman centurion, soldier, The Soldier Who Killed a King

The ebook version of my Passion of Christ novel is available for just $0.99 for the next 24 hours on Amazon.

Here is a look at the most recent Amazon review:

4485-e BLOG 160x375When it comes to fiction books that are centered around Biblical times, it takes a really good author to hook me into the story line. Don’t get me wrong, I love reading my Bible, however, not every author can create a story that brings the Biblical portion off the book pages and to the reader like a movie screen. David Kitz, however, truly hooked me with this book, and took me on a first-class whirlwind ride through history. 

I absolutely felt every emotion of this book, watching, most often on the edge of my seat, as Christ was crucified. This book really brings to life the Biblical and the historical detail. As I watched the Roman Centurion who was tasked with awful task, I found myself with tears in my eyes, both for him, and for Christ. It was a heart-wrenching, gut twisting, thought provoking story of sacrifice and pain. 

This book……anything less than a 5 star review would be a disgrace. The style of which David Kitz wrote this novel is stunning and captivating. This book is definitely not for everyone though. If you are a reader of Biblical fiction, if you want to see what happened during that eventful week in time, then this book is for you. You will not be disappointed and you will want more! I know I am already ready for another beautifully written novel of Biblical times by this superbly talented author! Grab this book and be prepared for a jaw dropping experience of watching the crucifixion come into play. 

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What Your Hands Have Done

19 Saturday Aug 2017

Posted by davidkitz in Bible, Psalm 92, Psalms

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creation, Gatineau, glad, joy, MosaiCanada 150, Psalm 92, the LORD, works of God

I will praise Him!

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MosaiCanada 150, Gatineau, Quebec — photo by David Kitz

For you make me glad by your deeds, LORD;
    I sing for joy at what your hands have done.
How great are your works, LORD,
    how profound your thoughts!
Senseless people do not know,
    fools do not understand,
that though the wicked spring up like grass
    and all evildoers flourish,
    they will be destroyed forever.

But you, LORD, are forever exalted.

(Psalm 92:4-8, NIV)

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