Mephibosheth: Drama Script for People or Puppets

By Owen Shelley

Mephibosheth was the son of Jonathan, King David's great friend. In this play we have covered as much as possible of Mephibosheth's life, beginning with the accident when he was five years of age (2 Samuel 4:4) and tracing the story through the occasion of Zibar's treachery to David's return to Jerusalem after the death of Absalom

• Language: English
• Publisher: Owen Shelley
• Release date: Dec 28, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005190088

Owen Shelley

Owen Shelley has been a prominent Children's Missioner for over 50 years and produced a wide range of resources during this time. In 2007 he, and his son Stephen, recognised that these resources were still relevant today if only they could be updated for the modern technological age. Stephen has spent the last few years converting these resources to a digital format so that you can still have access to them.

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Mephibosheth - Drama Script for People or Puppets

by Owen Shelley

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MEPHIBOSHETH (3 Acts)

scripted by Owen C. Shelley

Mephibosheth was the son of Jonathan, King David's great friend. In this play we have covered as much as possible of Mephibosheth's life, beginning with the accident when he was five years of age (2 Samuel 4:4) and tracing the story through the occasion of Zibar's treachery to David's return to Jerusalem after the death of Absalom (2 Samuel 19:24). (If preferred the latter part of this story could .be omitted, see note end of Act 2 Scene 2). To do so it has been necessary to enact some incidents that may appear to have little to do