Compare the beliefs, rituals and spiritual life of our ancestors with this themed reference to the history of early people through the ages. Step back into the worlds of Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece and Rome, amongst others.
Thank you, God, for eyes to see Crimson cherries on the tree. Thank'you, God, for ears to hear Blackbirds singing sweet and clear. Thank you, too, that I can smell And taste the food I eat as well; Seeing, hearing, smell and touch Show me of your world so much. Help me to remember, please, That you gave me all of these.
What does God look like? Where does He live? Does God love me? How can I hear God talk? Does God know what I think? Children naturally have many questions about God. In simple language they can understand, Carolyn Nystrom answers many of their basic questions. Brightly colored pictures complement the text and make this a perfect book to help children better understand who God is.
Children's Bible Treasury [Hardcover] [Jan 01, 1993] Matthews, Leonard (retold by). A long, long time ago there lived a good man, named Noah, and his happy family. One day God spoke to Noah. "Ever since I made the world," said God, "the people have become more and more wicked. Today you and your family are the only really good people in the world. Now listen to what I say. The word will be cov…
One of the best-known tales from the Old Testament. God warns Noah that there is to be a great flood and that he must take responsibility for saving the animals. As the flood waters rise, Noah builds a huge ark and invites the animals aboard, two by two.
This majestic text, drawn from the Book of Genesis, is illuminated by Jane Ray.
Much of the old testament is a history of the Hebrews, or Israelitas. But it is not mere history, not just a chronicle of important events. It is history written with a special purpose: a record of God's activity in the world and the working of his will in the lives of men and women so that mankind shall be saved.
The Story of Noah (Alice in Bibleland Storybooks). Reading is the magic key. That takes you where you want to be.
Recounts the life of Jesus from His birth to His meeting with the teachers in the Temple of Jerusalem.
Religion is the belief in a power greater than oneself. Many people call this power God. This insightful book introduces children to the world's great religions: Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, Chinese traditional religion, Native American Indigenous beliefs, and non-religious spirituality.