WARNING: Please turn up the volume on your device and/or use headphones! As the sound mixing for this soundtrack is quite poor. 

This song is based on 1 John 3:16-18  

Bible Sleuth: Case of the Purloined Pendant is a Christian, puzzle adventure game that was released for Windows 3.x in 1996. Here's the plot: The Memorial Museum of History in New Metropolis has lost one its most prized exhibits, the Queen Emeralda Pendant. What happened to it? It was stolen by an evil, greedy, (and possibly atheistic) robot named Boltron. To make matters worse, Boltron is not alone; he is assisted by three other robots named Lugg, Blinky, and Spazz. You must capture the three robots in a specific order before you capture Boltron. How do you capture them? By collecting cards (which resemble computer circuit boards) that will disable each robot. How do you activate the cards? By gathering microchips to attach to each card. Each microchip has a Bible verse loaded on to it. Does that sound easy enough??? Well, guess what? It's not! In fact... this is quite possibly hardest Christian computer game I have ever played. If you actually own a copy of this game and have finished it, then I congratulate you. Now how about the music of this game? Well... In my humble opinion, the music is 
better than the game itself. 

 Bible Sleuth was produced by Jon C. Wretlind 
Communications and Bill Denzel, Gospel Light 
Publications. 

Written, directed, illustrated, and programmed 
by Jon C. Wretlind (whew!) 

Technical support and FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) 
can be found on the internet at: http://members.aol.com/jcwretlind/sleuth/ 

Additional production support by Doug Fluckiger. 

Editorial Content by Mary Gross and 
Lynnette Pennings. 

Music is exerpted from "The Bible in Your 
Brain" CD, along with the Planet 56 Sunday 
School curriculum, and is also available from 
Gospel Light.  

The Holy Bible, New International Version(r), 
NIV (r), Copyright (c) 1973, 1978, 1984 by 
International Bible Society. Used by permission. 
All rights reserved.

Bible Sleuth OST Track 10: What Love Is

WARNING: Please turn up the volume on your device and/or use headphones! As the sound mixing for this soundtrack is quite poor. 

This song is based on Matthew 28:16-20 

Bible Sleuth: Case of the Purloined Pendant is a Christian, puzzle adventure game that was released for Windows 3.x in 1996. Here's the plot: The Memorial Museum of History in New Metropolis has lost one its most prized exhibits, the Queen Emeralda Pendant. What happened to it? It was stolen by an evil, greedy, (and possibly atheistic) robot named Boltron. To make matters worse, Boltron is not alone; he is assisted by three other robots named Lugg, Blinky, and Spazz. You must capture the three robots in a specific order before you capture Boltron. How do you capture them? By collecting cards (which resemble computer circuit boards) that will disable each robot. How do you activate the cards? By gathering microchips to attach to each card. Each microchip has a Bible verse loaded on to it. Does that sound easy enough??? Well, guess what? It's not! In fact... this is quite possibly hardest Christian computer game I have ever played. If you actually own a copy of this game and have finished it, then I congratulate you. Now how about the music of this game? Well... In my humble opinion, the music is better than the game itself. 

 Bible Sleuth was produced by Jon C. Wretlind 
Communications and Bill Denzel, Gospel Light 
Publications. 

Written, directed, illustrated, and programmed 
by Jon C. Wretlind (whew!) 

Technical support and FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) 
can be found on the internet at: http://members.aol.com/jcwretlind/sleuth/ 

Additional production support by Doug Fluckiger. 

Editorial Content by Mary Gross and 
Lynnette Pennings. 

Music is exerpted from "The Bible in Your 
Brain" CD, along with the Planet 56 Sunday 
School curriculum, and is also available from 
Gospel Light.  

The Holy Bible, New International Version(r), 
NIV (r), Copyright (c) 1973, 1978, 1984 by 
International Bible Society. Used by permission. 
All rights reserved.

Bible Sleuth OST Track 12: With You Always

"What a wonderful land of beauty this is, 
I can see how it has inspired so many different 
creatures to work hard to protect it. 

I don't know where it came from, or why it is here, 
I only know that my heart is alive like never before, 
thanks to DreamDell, and that strange little man. 

                                    The End" 

Track 45 of the I Saw a Strange Little Man soundtrack.

I Saw a Strange Little Man OST: Leaving Dream Dell (Track 45)

Vintage sound library: Aaah 1.WAV

Vintage sound library: Bloop.WAV

That classic cartoon sound of a 
spring coming loose.

Vintage sound library: Boing 1.WAV

A brass instrument sound with a two 
second duration.

Vintage sound library: Brass 1.WAV

Vintage sound library: Burp 1.WAV

Another burp sound. This one is shorter than 
the previous sound.

Vintage sound library: Burp 2.WAV

The sound of an old-fashioned 
cash register.

Vintage sound library: Cashreg.WAV

Vintage sound library: Chimp 1.WAV

A two second audio clip of a 
singing choir.

Vintage sound library: Choir.WAV

As the title implies, you'll hear the sound 
of a crowd of people clapping their hands. 
Plain and simple.

Vintage sound library: Clapping.WAV

A rather... digital recreation of a 
cow's moo. To say the least.

Vintage sound library: Cow.WAV

A shorter version of that classic, 
cukoo clock sound.

Vintage sound library: Cukoo.WAV

Reminiscent of a sound you'd hear 
from a 20th century game show.

Vintage sound library: Fanfare 5.WAV

Vintage sound library: Fanfare 9.WAV

Vintage sound library: Goodwork.WAV

The standard Spanish greeting (with a 
 Speedy Gonzales-esque voice).

Vintage sound library: Hola 1.WAV

Similar to Hola 1. But played with a 
lower pitch.

Vintage sound library: Hola 2.WAV

A hilariously amateurish human 
imitation of a horse.

Vintage sound library: Horse 2.WAV

Vintage sound library: Ogre 1.WAV

I don't understand the words being spoken 
in this sound clip. Can you? Somebody please tell 
me what the ogre is saying.

M.o.W.88-Beta

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