READING THE BIBLE IN 1 YEAR: Deuteronomy 7

Reading the Bible in 1 Year: Deuteronomy 6

Reading the Bible in 1 Year: Deuteronomy 5

Reading the Bible in 1 Year: Deuteronomy 4

Reading the Bible in 1 Year: Deuteronomy Chapter 2

READING THE BIBLE IN 1 YEAR: Deuteronomy 1

Reading the Bible in 1 Year: Numbers 36

READING THE BIBLE IN 1 YEAR: Numbers 35

READING THE BIBLE IN 1 YEAR: Numbers 34

READING THE BIBLE IN 1 YEAR: Numbers 33

READING THE BIBLE IN 1 YEAR: Numbers 32

Reading the Bible in 1 Year: Numbers 30

READING THE BIBLE IN 1 YEAR: Numbers 29

READING THE BIBLE IN 1 YEAR: Numbers 28

READING THE BIBLE IN 1 YEAR: Numbers 27

Reading the Bible in 1 Year: Numbers 26

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Reading the Bible in 1 Year: Numbers 15

Reading the Bible in 1 Year: Numbers 14 - See Post Below

Reading the Bible in 1 Year: Numbers 12

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Reading the Bible in 1 Year - Numbers Chapter 7

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Reading the Bible in 1 Year: Leviticus Chapter 26

Reading the Bible in 1 Year: Leviticus Chapter 25

Reading the Bible in 1 Year: Leviticus 24 with a NT Devotional

Reading the Bible in 1 Year: Leviticus Chapter 23

Reading the Bible in 1 Year: Leviticus Chapter 22

READING THE BIBLE IN 1 YEAR: Leviticus 21

READING THE BIBLE IN 1 YEAR - Leviticus 20

Reading the Bible in 1 Year: Leviticus 18 and 19

READING THE BIBLE IN 1 YEAR: Leviticus Chapters 16 and 17

Reading the Bible in 1 Year: Leviticus Chapter 15

Reading the Bible in 1 Year: Leviticus Chapter 14

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Reading the Bible in 1 Year: Leviticus 11 and 12

READING THE BIBLE IN 1 YEAR: Leviticus Chps 9 &10

Reading the Bible in 1 Year: Leviticus Chapters 7 & 8

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Tuesday, March 17, 2009

TO READ OR NOT TO READ

HAPPY ST. PADDY'S DAY!


The photo is of Hamlet's Castle

The most famous ghost tale of all time has more to do with greed than anything else. But the questions is, “How interesting can an old dead dude really be?” And how exciting could an ancient bookworm seem - even a well-known writer like William Shakespeare?

Listen and you might be surprised.

Shakespeare's stories are often tales of tragedy, murder and mayhem and they are still able to captivate young audiences. His stories are sometimes set in awesome structures.

What kid can resist a mystery set in a beautiful but haunted castle? Hamlet is just such a story.

Shakespeare weaves his web of deception in Denmark. It is here, where this tale of deceit, greed and betrayal begins. This story is the reason behind the famous saying, "There's something rotten in the state of Denmark."

9 comments:

Cate Gardner said...

Shakespeare, despite the language, is timeless. My favourites are 'Romeo & Juliet' and 'Much Ado about Nothing'.

Kelly Polark said...

I agree, everyone should read Shakespeare's classics at some point!

Anonymous said...

I love Shakespeare thanks to a fabulous teacher I once I had. I could sit in class for hours and discuss the writing of Shakespeare to this very day, if given the chance.

Fun to see some of what gave him his creative mind!

Clementine said...

I can't remember the actor who portrayed Hamlet in the movie I'm thinking of. He had wild looking eyes and white hair. (Not the one with Mel Gibson, I thought that version was cheezy.) Anyway, I LOVE all those stories. Ever seen Leonardo DiCaprio's Romeo & Juliet? I love that film. I did my final project on that film in my literature class at Hollins last semester.

Bish Denham said...

I had a wonderful teacher in high school and we read 7 of his plays. I tend toward the comedies...A Midsummer Night's Dream, Taming of the Shrew, The Tempest.

Brenda said...

Romeo & Juliet is my favorite...but I love most if not all of them...

Kimbra Kasch said...

Shakespeare is timeless. I love the story of Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet and... I could go on and on.

My sons particularly like the movie where they speak in old English but use modern day weapons.

Anonymous said...

Great photo--that quote is one I refer to frequently. As in, "There is something rotten in this oven!"

Christina Farley said...

What a picture to go with this! I love, love Hamlet