- With Gliding Action! Everyone has a different take on Jesus. Muslims and Jews saw him as a prophet; Buddhists say he was enlightened; Hindus consider him an avatar (the incarnation of a deity in human form) while Christians hail him as the Son of God.
- But, wherever your theological compass points, you will agree that this is the coolest action figure since G.I. Joe. Each hard plastic Jesus Action Figure stands 5-inches tall with poseable arms to reach toward the heavens and wheels in his base for smooth gliding action. Comes in a illustrated clamshell package with biblical quotes on the back.
- The name Jesus means 'God Saves'. The term Christ is a title for 'Anointed of God'. Jesus was an extraordinary healer.
- Nearly a quarter of the Gospels describe his powers over sickness. To the downtrodden, he taught restraint and charity in the face of oppression. As a result, the powerless learned to maintain dignity without being arrogant.
- He delivered this message to the people: 'The time has arrived for God's will to be done on earth as it is in Heaven If you believe in this good news, then it will happen'. He was executed at a young age as a common criminal. Since the, he has been the topic of many heated theological debates.
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 don't expect quality, expect a great gag |
| Review Date: December 10, 2008 |
| Reviewer: James Perry, |
with only four points of articulation and a less than functional set of wheels on the bottom of this figurine, it's a pretty clumsy work of craftsmanship, but the redeeming quality is pretty obvious - it's Jesus! Basically, Jesus can only do two poses: loving outstretched arms, and TOUCHDOWN!!!
the packaging is pretty great, placing Jesus in front of a Jerusalem landscape and highlighting the glorious tackiness of the product. This will make a great present for the atheist on your list. |
Not all bad...
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| Review Date: September 14, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Zahiya, GA |
| I always said I wasnt' gonna be the parent that packed a bag of toys and snacks to get my kids to sit thru church service, but that was long before I had 4 kids 4 and younger. I still don't want them to have any ol' thing when I want them to start learning about faith and church, so we've looked around for some religous options. Other than books it's very slim pickins (and I don't want my kids sitting there with books saying "read this momma", "what does this say momma?), so we bought one of these for our four year old son as his "church toy" and he LOVES it. Yes, it's cheaply made (the paint is slapped on very poorly), but it seems to be a pretty sturdy piece of plastic that I'm not worried about falling apart, and come on it's Jesus! |
Not a Good Toy.
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| Review Date: August 20, 2006 |
| Reviewer: tvtv3, Sorento, IL United States |
| For an action figure that is supposed to be a resemblance of the Son of God, this toy is lame. Granted, it's kind of cool to have a toy Jesus, but it's not a very good toy. Other than his arms, the figure has no flexibilty whatsoever: his legs are permanently hidden beneath a robe of hard plastic and his head is fixed in a frozen forward gaze. Even though his arms can move, they are only capable of forward and backward motion. Finally, the gliding action feature of the toy (meaning little wheels on the figure's base) is more of an annoyance than anything else. The toy has a coolness factor of a ten (It's Jesus, man), but as a toy it resembles something a kid can get out of one of those claw games. |
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