Behold the King: A Christmas Play (Spiral-bound)

Christmas Through the Eyes of Herod’s Servant

Written by Lindsay Finley; Written by Renee Hodge; Foreword by Ken Ham; Produced by Answers Academy

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Format: Spiral-bound
Dimensions: 7" x 9"
Length: 57 pages
Technicality: Layman
Ages: All ages
Publisher: Answers in Genesis
Published: 2024
ID: 3000231
SKU: 3000231
ISBN: 9781984414397
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Includes optional English subtitles

We often associate King Herod with the account of the magi who visited the Christ child in Bethlehem. But what about those in Herod’s court? Behold the King follows Jorim, a servant in King Herod’s court, on his journey from fearing an earthly king to trusting in the King of kings.

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The True Meaning of Christmas Through the Eyes of Herod’s Servant

We often associate King Herod with the account of the magi who visited the Christ child in Bethlehem. But what about those in Herod’s court? What did they know about the birth of Christ? And were they on board with the king’s murderous plan to preserve his throne? Behold the King follows Jorim, a servant in King Herod’s court, on his journey from fearing an earthly king to trusting in the King of kings.

This biblically based Christmas play will help your church or school present the gospel from a fresh perspective. With generous performance rights and a free reproducible actor’s script, you’ll find everything you need to impact audiences with the true meaning of Jesus’ birth, life, death, and resurrection this Christmas.

Generous performance rights and free reproducible actor's script. 70-minute performance.

To learn more about the school where the Christmas play was produced, visit AnswersAcademy.org.

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Ken Ham

Ken Ham is the Founder CEO of Answers in Genesis and its two popular attractions: the acclaimed Creation Museum and the internationally known Ark Encounter, which features a life-size 510-foot-long Noah’s Ark—sometimes described as the “8th Wonder of the Modern World.” Each year, the two attractions host over 1.5 million guests.