Books with title Animals of the Bible from A to Z

God watches when the doe gives birth to her fawn. He makes the leopard swift to hunt its prey. From the exotic ibex to the more commonly-known tortoise, these and the other wonderful creatures in this book will delight children and parents while they learn about the animals of the Bible. Organized alphabetically, each entry focuses on a specific animal and includes a description and trivia. This book inspires children with an interest in both Scripture and science. Surveys a wide range of animals of the Bible Includes lovely full-color illustrations of all the animals Provides Scripture references for each entry

Dorothy Lathrop's Animals of the Bible won the very first Caldecott Medal when it was originally published in 1937. Now, in honor of the sixtieth anniversary of this prestigious medal and its first recipient, comes this special deluxe edition of Lathrop's award-winning collection of some of the Bible's most extraordinary animals. Thirty richly detailed black-and-white drawings illustrate the favorite stories of the Creation, Noah's Ark, the first Christmas, and many others. A glorious tribute to a great tradition in children's literature, this special anniversary edition will be a keepsake to treasure for years to come.

In this new children's picture book, beautiful artwork from debut artist Sarah Evelyn Showalter depicts twenty-six animals from the Bible?one for each letter of the alphabet. In the back of the book are chapter-and-verse citations for each letter, and award-winning author Alice Camille provides ?Lessons to Learn? so parents, grandparents, or even teachers can easily pick out the significance of each animal and explain it to young children.

Dorothy P. Lathrop's ANIMALS OF THE BIBLE first introduced children to the most memorable animals of the Old and New Testaments over sixty years ago, and her extraordinary book was awarded the very first Randolph Caldecott Medal for the most distinguished picture book for children.Now, in honor of the sixtieth anniversary of the Caldecott Medal and of its first recipient, this special edition of ANIMALS OF THE BIBLE celebrates Lathrop's award-winning collection of some of the most beautiful and appealing stories in the Bible. Dorothy Lathrop's richly detailed black-and-white drawings of the creation, Noah's ark, Daniel's lions, Jonah's "great fish", the animals around the Christmas manger, and many others bring the Bible's most fascinating animals vividly to life. A glorious tribute to a great tradition in children's literature, this special anniversary edition will be a keepsake to treasure for years to come.This book was planned by Helen Dean Fish, who selected the accompanying texts from the King James Bible.

God watches when the doe gives birth to her fawn. He makes the leopard swift to hunt its prey. From the exotic ibex to the more commonly-known tortoise, these and the other wonderful creatures of this book will delight children and parents during an exploration of where each animal appears in Scripture!The 44 Animals of the Bible are:- Shown in splendid, full-color illustrations- Included within the text of specific Bible verses- Easy-to-read with helpful details and fascinating facts!God cares for the animals and He wants us to do the same, as they represent some of the most amazing and unique creatures that He has designed. Learn their importance and connections to biblical events and develop a cultural understanding of their place in the Bible with this delightful presentation.

Animals of the Bible is the second board book produced in the "Little Disciple Series" by Shannon Hugo. This animal primer is designed to teach young children how to recognize animals that are named in the Old and New Testament of the Bible. Board book primers are designed to be simple, engaging, and physically capable of handling a toddler's love. This one is no exception.

A Description of the Habits and Uses of every living Creature mentioned in the Scriptures, WITH Explanation of Passages in the Old and New Testament in which reference is made to them."Of all the undomesticated animals of Palestine, none is mentioned so frequently as the Lion. This may appear the more remarkable, because for many years the Lion has been extinct in Palestine."Rev. J. G. Wood is a native of London, England. He was educated at Oxford University, and is regarded, both in England and America, as not only a learned and accurate writer on Natural History, but also translates it to plain English for all generations of readers.