The Hunt for Beowulf

Jonathan Park #4

by Pat Roy

A professional artifacts thief known as the Jaguar has stolen the original ''Beowulf'' manuscript from the British Library. ''Beowulf'' is one of the oldest English writings ever discovered, and its ancient pages tell the exciting stories of man's battles against fierce dragons (also known as dinosaurs). Now it's up to the Creation Response Team to recover this piece of history as they follow the Jaguar to hidden tunnels on the island of Iwo Jima, Mayan ruins in the jungles of the Yucatan, the Galapagos Islands, and other exciting destinations. ''The Hunt for Beowulf, '' Volume IV of the Jonathan Park Audio Adventure Series, includes twelve thrilling episodes.

Audio CD

First published October 8, 2012

Reviews

[Mark · Rating 5 out of 5]

This one was really good!

[Nichole]

I have really enjoyed this series and can't wait to hear vol. 10! I love how accurate they are Biblically and how it has encouraged my family and myself to memorize the Bible. However, I have found that not everything scientifically spoken can be trusted. I contacted a friend of mine who is a renowned Creation Scientist (name withheld) and received back not an email or phone call, but a book (aka LONG letter) in which he dissects one album part by part and refutes a good deal of it with scientific data which cannot be refuted (as many have tried to do). This alone isn't so bad as to cause me to decline listening to this series. There is, however, another aspect which greatly concerns me, and that is the dynamics within each family and both families together. These relationships trouble me greatly, especially the father/daughter relationship. I have spoken with several people of whom I hold high regards in their knowledge and Christian Walk; they have confirmed a few aspects and brought forth even more than I had realized, how different a truly Godly family should be with one another.

While I rate these volumes very highly, I do take into consideration those things which I have spoken about, and make sure that my children understand what is right and what is wrong. Please, listeners, please be careful; there IS a wolf in sheep's clothing within these stories. And please, don't get me wrong! I do not disagree with everything, neither do I say "don't listen" to Jonathan Park. I have, after all, rated these four stars! Just be careful not to take everything as right/correct without careful listening and study, both of God's Word which is our number one source, but also of science and its role here.