Books with title Three Minute Bible Stories

Fully illustrated stories from the Old Testament and New Testament that can be shared with children in five minutes or less--The Story of Creation, Adam and Eve, The Three Wise Men, The Birth of Jesus, The Good Samaritan, The Holy Spirit, The Plagues of Egypt, Jesus’s miracles, and many more!Don’t have enough time in today’s hectic world to get your kids their daily dose of the Bible? Want to teach its invaluable lessons to the next generation? Introducing 5 Minute Bible Stories, a wonderful collection of classic stories from the Bible all synthesized and abridged to inspire young readers.Rewritten especially for very young children in straightforward and engaging language, these abridgements will captivate children both young and old. The stories included are classic narratives from both the New and the Old Testament, such as The Story of Creation, Adam and Eve, The Three Wise Men, The Birth of Jesus, The Good Samaritan, The Holy Spirit, The Plagues of Egypt, Jesus’s miracles, and many more!Featuring beautiful and imaginative illustrations, let the child in your life experience this marvelous early introduction to the Bible. It’s perfect to read to oneself or aloud with the whole family!

5-Minute Bible Stories is an illustrated collection of more than 30 Bible classics that children can read alone or together with an adult. Each concise story introduces children to important Biblical characters and events.The book's storybook format features tales from both the Old Testament and New Testament. Each story has been adapted to hold children's interest while relating an inspirational tale, with insights into the Bible's heroes, miracles, and parables. Children can practice their reading skills alone or follow along as an adult reads.5-Minute Bible Stories has large print that is easy for children to read, and each story is accompanied by colorful illustrations. The book's heavy padded cover and gold-edged pages make it a beautiful keepsake that a child can treasure for years. Here are some of the inspiring stories in the book:CreationAdam and EveNoah's ArkThe Birth of Jesus

Fabulous illustrations and engaging text introduce children to twenty of the most popular Bible stories. Each story opens with background information to set the scene; then the readers get into the action. Stories include: Creation, Adam and Eve, Noah, Babel, Abraham and Isaac, Joseph, Baby Moses,Moses and the Great Escape, The Boy Samuel, David and Goliath, Jonah and the Whale, Daniel and the Lions, The Birth of Jesus, Jesus in the Temple, The Hole in the Roof, Calming the Storm, The Lost Sheep, The Good Samaritan, Palm Sunday, and Easter.

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Johnny’s sand box is in the back yard. It is a fine big box, with the sides raised so that Johnny and the sand will not fall out. The sand is fine and dry, and almost white; it came from the seashore, and sometimes you find a little shell in it.The things that belong in the sand box (beside Johnny himself!) are the blue tin pail to hold sand, and the red tin pail to hold water, and the shovel, and the rake, and the old kitchen spoon. The things that do not belong there (some of them) are the woolly dog (because the sand gets all into his wool, and then shakes out on the nursery floor, and Maggie says it is a Sight!), and Johnny’s shoes and stockings (he likes to take them off and sift the hot, clean sand between his bare toes), and the neighbors’ cats.This story is about the cats. There are five of them. One is black, and has a red leather collar with a little silver bell; it belongs to the deaf old lady next door, and its name is Jetty. Another is yellow, and belongs to the lame girl in the white house with green blinds; its name is Topaz. The third cat is gray, with white front and paws. This is a lady cat, and her name is Malta; she belongs to the lady whom Johnny calls Mrs. Nose. Mamma does not allow him to say this, and he tries to remember, but sometimes he forgets; one day he said right out, “Good morning, Mrs. Nose!” and she only laughed, and said her nose was just the right size, and she needed it all to smell catnip with. She is a funny lady, and Johnny likes her, and Malta too.