Books with title Bethlehem's Baby

Samuel Star knew exactly what he wanted to be and do in life, but he almost didn't get his wish. We all face disappointments in life, but we must understand there is a larger picture out there and trust that God truly does know what is best for us! This is a delightful story with a great life lesson that children and adults alike can take to heart. You can shine like a star too in Bethlehem Star. Dawn Trueblood has a passion to insure children know about Jesus from the youngest age.

Fr. Frederick William Faber C.O. (1814 - 1863) was a noted English hymn writer and theologian. He converted from Anglicanism to Roman Catholicism in 1845 and was ordained to priesthood in 1847.In this book he meditates on the mystery of Jesus' birth in Bethlehem. The book is organized into the following chapters:Chapter I: The Bosom Of The Eternal FatherChapter II: The Bosom Of MaryChapter III: The Midnight CaveChapter IV: The First WorshippersChapter V: Tue Infant GodChapter VI: Soul And BodyChapter VII: Calvary Before Its TimeChapter VIII: Heaven AlreadyChapter IX: The Feet Of The Eternal Father

With the introduction of Bethlehem's Baby, Biblical author, Sheila Deeth, turns her prodigious writing talents to familiar tales from the New Testament. This Sixth Volume in the ever-popular Five Minute Bible Story Series looks at the characters and events leading up to and immediately following the birth of the Christ Child...from Caesar Augustus and Herod to John the Baptist, Mary, Joseph, Elizabeth and many more. This series of 40 linked short stories is aimed at the Middle Grade Reader. Each one is filled with insights, information, and her trademarked quirky humor, making them a joy for youngsters. Each story contains Biblical references and ends with a prayer, making them work equally well for younger children at bedtime or naptime. Like all books in the Five-Minute Bible Stories Series they'll have your children begging for “just one more.” Author’s Notes Included.

Active Table of ContentsFr. Faber brings the reader to the stable in Bethlehem to contemplate the Incarnation, the roles of Blessed Mary and St. Joseph, and the plan of the Eternal Father in sending his Son. Here the shephereds gather and the angels sing. Come, let us adore Him.Frederick William Faber (1814-1863) was a disciple of Bl. John Henry Newman, following him in his conversion to the Catholic Church. He is best remembered as the author of the hymn "Faith of Our Fathers" and as the translator of St. Louis de Monfort's True Devotion to Mary. He also wrote a number of devotional books and has been called "a master of mystical theology."

I'm a star, that's right. I'm one that you won't ever see. But chances are that you've looked for and heard about me! One day God brought me great news that I would shine in the sky for the King of the Jews! My light swept through the night and covered the earth. Prophecy was fulfilled that this was Jesus' birth. What was it like to be the star of Bethlehem? Those who love the Christmas story will enjoy Bethlehem's Star. This tale will touch the heart of any age; the story of Christ's birth from the star that shared its brilliance on that sacred scene long ago.

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Growing up in a home deeply influenced through both her parents love of Jesus and her mothers love of literature, educator Teri Marcos began to enjoy writing Christmas poems for family and friends describing the Saviors divinely appointed purpose for the world. Teri fondly remembers her mother joyfully gathering her and her siblings for regular visits to the La Verne Library, where, at five years old and for many years to follow, she sat at the colorful, kidney-shaped tables, sized just right for little people. She marveled at the number of books there were to read (including the big peoples section) and set a very early goal to read them all by the time she grew up. Childrens literature became a passion, second to her love of Jesus, which is central to her life. Saved in her sixth-grade year, at eleven years old, Teri Marcos envisioned a career in teaching that would honor and glorify Christ. Her love of history and her passion for writing poetry featuring themes of Jesus birth and subsequent first-century walk and ministry throughout the Holy Land combine to fulfill this vision. Bethlehems Gift, written in poetry form, is inspired by the Holy Spirit and presented factually through biblical accounts from the Gospels.