Kids Illustrated 1 Minute Bible Guide
$14.99
Hey, kids, got a minute?
See how much you can learn in a short time!
Here’s an educational book you’ll actually want to read! The Kids’ Illustrated 1-Minute Bible Guide features 1,000 important words and names from the Bible–from Aaron, Abba, and Abomination to Zacchaeus, Zeal, and Zion. Each definition is written in understandable–even fun–language to help you know your Bible better.
For example:
Amen A word that many people use to end a prayer. Amen is also used to show approval and to agree with a promise. Jesus is sometimes called “the Amen” because He is good and dependable right to the end.
Lucifer Another name for Satan. Jesus said, “I saw Satan fall from heaven like a flash of lightning.” God created Satan to be a good guy. But he turned on God and became really bad. Then God kicked him out of heaven. Lucifer is also called the devil. No matter what you call him, he is out to do evil. But don’t worry. Jesus gave us the power to stand against him.
Plenty of pictures and a cool, colorful design make this the book for personal reading, school reports, or even stumping your friends with Bible questions. The Kids’ Illustrated 1-Minute Bible Guide will give you the knowledge you need, in just sixty seconds at a time.
Got a minute? See just what you can learn!
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SKU (ISBN): 9781643524368
ISBN10: 1643524364
Jean Fischer
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: May 2020
Publisher: Shiloh Kidz – Barbour Publishing Inc.
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