Books with title Bethlehem Town: A Christmas Story

Bless my socks! Dance and sing! This little baby is God's High King!Join Brown Cow, the shepherds, and the wonderful welcoming people of Bethlehem town in this Christmas celebration. Based on the Luke 2:1-20, this biblical story is set in a traditional middle eastern home. When Jesus wanted to change lives he told stories. Some stories are about him, some are by him, but all of them point to him.The creators of the Lost Sheep series take the spirituality of children seriously but also believe the Gospel is fun. This series assists parents, teachers, and children's workers in building the faith of children all around the world.

From 12 drowsy doves to 7 soft sheep to 4 shaggy camels, this lovely board-book edition of Stable in Bethlehem celebrates the wonders of Christmas--with a counting concept built right in. Joy N. Hulme and Dan Andreasen, the team behind the Sterling picture book Easter Babies, perfectly capture the spirit of the season with gentle rhymes and softly hued, charming pictures. The ideal addition to any Christmas stocking!

Chirp is a little cricket living with his animal friends in the manger where Jesus is about to be born. he does not think he has any gifts and wants to climb in the rafters like his spider friends. he also wants to explore the outside world like his mice friends, Scamp and Scurry. Unknown to he and his friends, great miracles are about to take place, and Chirp will learn some lessons that he never expected. This is the Charlotte's Web of the Christmas story

Excerpt from One Night in Bethlehem: A Christmas StoryLaric sat upon a gray rock at the roadside, gazing vacantly upon the golden splendour of Jerusalem, and meditated on his melancholy lot, and its growing hopelessness. The last rays of the setting sun made the Temple walls a hill of flame, and a biting wind had begun to blow. It would be a hard night for poor travellers like himself, and he was very weary. His feet were bound in rags, his cloak was thin, and the wind set his old wounds aching. Throngs of people passed him, eyeing him askance, as they well might, for he looked like a robber. He received their glances of fear and contempt with equal unconcern, for he had long ago ceased to expect from the world anything but hardness. At that moment his whole mind was concerned with the important question whether or not he should enter the great city. His hand, fumbling secretly in his rags, counted the few copper coins which were all his wealth, and he reluctantly admitted that the city was not for him. This admission set him thinking of the past.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

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