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A spread, drawn in vibrant teal and red-pink hues, with black text: a towering figure standing on a cliff on the right with a long, blood-stained spear in their left hand, a shield with Nazi insignia in their right. To the left is a smaller figure standing on a hilltop, willing a sling in their left hand. Shadows from the giant extend their talons out towards the paragraph on the left hand page, which reads: 'Dietrich's resolve to resist Hitler had swelled into a holy anger. Christians must see the Jews as their brothers, as "children of the covenant." He believed an attack on the Jewish people was an attack on the Jewish people was an attack on all of God's children. IF THE CHURCH, IN THIS MOMENT, DID NOT EXIST TO PROTECT THE OTHER, IT HAD NO RIGHT TO BE CALLED THE CHURCH AT ALL. As he closed his eyes, he could hear his Jewish heroes—King David, Elijah, Gideon, and the Apostle Paul—all crying out: "GOLIATH HAS RETURNED! GOLIATH HAS RETURNED! DIETRICH, IT IS YOUR TURN TO PICK UP THE SLING!"

The Faithful Spy: Dietrich Bonhoeffer and the Plot to Kill Hitler (spread)

Abrams Books for Young Readers/Amulet.

By
John Hendrix

Year
2018

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