Paraclete Bible for Kids
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| Rating | : | 4.62 (910 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1612614671 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 400 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-10-23 |
| Language | : | English |
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"A wonderful introduction to the Bible for children! Bible for Kids is beautifully crafted and sturdy with stunningly expressive illustrations on every page—a perfect teaching tool for children!" —Donna-Marie Cooper O’Boyle, EWTN TV Host, speaker, and award winning author of twenty books, including: Angels for Kids and The Kiss of Jesusdonnacooperoboyle "If you're seeking a way to share the Bible with young readers in your life, I highly recommend Paraclete Bible for Kids. Beautifully illustrated with bold colors and appealing prose, this children's Bible is the perfect way to introduce little souls to the most important scripture stories. Enjoy this with your children or students and fall in love with the Bible through the eyes of a child!" —Lisa M. Hendey,
Bright, simple maps and rich illustrations combine with simple language to become a child’s first, treasured introduction to the Word of God.. Here are the most essential stories from the Old and New Testaments, from Creation and the Great Flood through Abraham, Moses, David, and Daniel, to the Nativity of Jesus and the very first Easter. The Paraclete Bible for Kids is perfect for any child ages 1–6
Great purchase from Amazon Jean Ristaino I loved the Paraclete Bible for Kids. It is filled with beautiful illustrations and Bible stories. The stories are geared for young children and are very readable. I am a grandmother and purchased the Bible for my grandchildren. I read them a story when they come to visit me. They love the Bible. I would recommend this Young Peoples Bible to anyone who wants to share their faith with children.Great purchase:))). Laura Haupt said Phenomenal illustrations, lacking some important content. This is a Bible which young children find very visually appealing, the maps are EXCELLENT, the illustrations do a fantastic job demonstrating emotions for young children, and the stories that are included seem to follow the Biblical text fairly well.However, as a Lutheran pastor I have a few concerns: the language for God is not gender inclusive, the illustrations include no people of color except for the Ethiopian eunuch (Jesus and pretty much everyone else are white), and the Bible comes to an abrupt end with the end Acts talking about how Paul was executed but his words li