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The Children's Bible

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About This Book

A carefully arranged selection of passages from the Old and New Testaments rendered in simple English for young readers, offering retellings of foundational narratives, laws, songs, and wisdom literature alongside Gospel episodes and apostolic teachings. The Old Testament portion presents creation, ancestral stories, deliverance, nation-building, heroic and prophetic episodes, and collections of prayers and proverbs; the New Testament portion offers the nativity, the public ministry, parables and miracles, the Last Supper and resurrection, and apostolic guidance. Emphasis is placed on moral lessons, prayers, and practical instruction to make core theological themes accessible to children and early readers.

About the Author

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Henry A. Sherman

Henry A. Sherman was an American author best known for his work in children's literature. His notable book, "The Children's Bible," presents biblical stories in a format accessible to young readers, aiming to impart moral lessons and spiritual values. Sherman's approach to storytelling emphasizes clarity and engagement, making complex themes understandable for children. His contributions to literature reflect a commitment to nurturing the spiritual development of youth through accessible narratives.

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