The Brick Testament: Stories from the Book of Genesis (2003)

by Brendan Powell Smith

Series: The Brick Testament (1)

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If you prefer watered down, made-pretty Bible stories retold for kids, this is not for you. Don't let the Legos mislead you. Brendan Powell does not stray from the scripture and certainly does not gloss over the less-than-glamorous parts. In fact, Rev. Powell even shows Lego characters chopping one another in two (complete with blood and gore!) and characters laying with one another.
It is absolutely BRILLIANT and I am dying for him to come out with more! (

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