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Filled with vibrant, fresh Beginners Bible artwork, this devotional is filled with a years worth of readings that will help preschoolers learn the themes from basic Bible stories and apply them to their lives, through prayers, songs, and fun activities.
More Reviews and RecommendationsKelly Pulley has illustrated dozens of The Beginner's Bible books for over ten years. He started his career as an artist working on licensed character T-shirts for an apparel company. He currently lives in Tennessee.
95 Timeless Children's Stories -- Including These: - A Big Picnic (Jesus Feeds the Five Thousand) - Long and Strong (Samson) - Best Friends (David & Jonathan) - Trumpets and Torches (Gideon) - The Most Special Baby (Jesus is Born) - Fish for Breakfast (With the Risen Jesus) - A Secret Message (Joseph and Pharaoh's Dreams) - A Basket Boat (The Baby Moses) - Wind & Fire (The Day of Pentecost) - Money in a Fish (Peter and the Taxes) - The Chariot of Fire (Elijah & Elisha) - Spending the Night with Lions (Daniel's Faithfulness) - Lost! (Jesus in the Temple) - Helpers and Friends (Jesus Calls His Disciples) - Inside a Fish (Jonah) - A Room on the Roof (Elisha & the Shunemite Woman) - The Angel's Secret (Gabriel Visits Mary) - Surprise (The Resurrection)
Loading...In the beginning, the world was empty. Darkness was everywhere. But God had a plan.
God separated the light from the darkness. "Let there be light!" he said. And the light turned on. He called the light "day." And he called the darkness "night." This was the end of the very first day.
Then God said, "I will divide the waters." He separated the waters in the clouds above from the waters in the ocean below. He called the space between them "sky." This was the end of the second day.
Next, God rolled back the waters and some dry ground appeared. He made plants of many shapes and colors. He made mountains, hills, and valleys. This was the end of the third day.
God put a shining sun in the sky for daytime. He put a glowing moon and twinkling stars in the sky for nighttime. This was the end of the fourth day.
On the fifth day, God made swishy fish and squiggly creatures to live in the ocean. Then God made birds to fly across the sky.
On the sixth day, God made animals to creep, crawl, hop, and gallop. Then from the dust, God made the most wonderful creature of all-a person. God named him Adam. On the seventh day, God rested.
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