Honey Lynne
Proverbs Primer
(Christian Faith Publishing, Inc. Oct. 28, 2019)
In this increasingly unsettled, complicated world, you can neither anticipate nor
control what the future may hold for your children. Yet, there is something you
can do: you can instill biblical truths in the heart and mind of your little one.
Proverbs Primer is an engaging way to share God’s Word while interacting
with your little one in a meaningful way. This book presents each letter of
the alphabet, along with a corresponding verse of Scripture, illustrated to
stimulate thought, enhance understanding, and promote cognitive retention.
In days of yore, children were purposefully taught to read and write from such
texts as The New England Primer, the Blue Back Speller, and the McGuffey
Readers. Teaching materials, based upon the solid foundation of biblical
truths, invited children to actively engage in thought. Many children’s books
of today are lacking in substantive content. Today’s children are amused
and entertained, stimulated by the bells and whistles of today’s culture and
modern technology.
Compared to the youth of yesteryear, today’s children are assailed with
images and sounds that are detrimental to their moral and spiritual growth
and development. Consistent with the very defi nition of amuse, they are
distracted, diverted, and often idle. Sadly, God’s Word has lost its rightful
place of prominence in child training. Based upon the sure foundation of
God’s Word, Proverbs Primer is intended to reinforce your efforts in training
up your child “in the way he should go” (Proverbs 22:6).
control what the future may hold for your children. Yet, there is something you
can do: you can instill biblical truths in the heart and mind of your little one.
Proverbs Primer is an engaging way to share God’s Word while interacting
with your little one in a meaningful way. This book presents each letter of
the alphabet, along with a corresponding verse of Scripture, illustrated to
stimulate thought, enhance understanding, and promote cognitive retention.
In days of yore, children were purposefully taught to read and write from such
texts as The New England Primer, the Blue Back Speller, and the McGuffey
Readers. Teaching materials, based upon the solid foundation of biblical
truths, invited children to actively engage in thought. Many children’s books
of today are lacking in substantive content. Today’s children are amused
and entertained, stimulated by the bells and whistles of today’s culture and
modern technology.
Compared to the youth of yesteryear, today’s children are assailed with
images and sounds that are detrimental to their moral and spiritual growth
and development. Consistent with the very defi nition of amuse, they are
distracted, diverted, and often idle. Sadly, God’s Word has lost its rightful
place of prominence in child training. Based upon the sure foundation of
God’s Word, Proverbs Primer is intended to reinforce your efforts in training
up your child “in the way he should go” (Proverbs 22:6).