Holy Bible: New Catholic Children's Bible

by Anonymous

New Catholic Children’s Bible in Word and Pictures 978-0-89942-644-0

The New Catholic Picture Bible by Rev. Thomas J. Donaghy is an excellent and highly-acclaimed collection of Bible stories for children. Set in large easy-to-read type, children will learn about important stories from the Bible. Each story is enhanced with beautiful colorful artwork. The New Catholic Picture Bible has been a favorite among Catholics for over fifteen years. This title provides summaries and valuable context for 109 stories from the Bible, 60 stories from the Old Testament and 39 stories from the New Testament. The language is simple and easily understandable, perfect for middle school children. This book makes an excellent gift and is a great educational resource for children seeking to know more about the Word of God. 
The St. Joseph Picture Books Series is intended to help teach the basics of the Catholic Faith to children in an enjoyable manner. The books in the Series deal with one or more of the following (1) the teachings of the Church, (2) the Christian way of life, and (3) our Catholic worship (including both public and private prayers and devotions). Each book also carries the Imprimatur, assuring that the contents are in line with Church teaching. 


Among the features of this book presentation page that allows for easy personalization of this book when used as a gift  vibrant full-color illustrationsdurable sewn hardcover bindingreferences to the Scriptural books, chapters, and verses for the included storiesa foreword written by the author, Rev. Thomas J. DonaghyInformative and engaging introductions for both the Old Testament and the New Testamenta 5-page Bible dictionary that contains brief definitions and descriptions for 128 words, phrases, and people found in the Bible Colorful maps that detail important places mentioned in the Old Testament and in the New Testament Assyria, Etc. Exodus of the Israelites Through the Desert to CanaanCanaan as Divided by Joshua to the Twelve TribesThe Kingdoms of Judah The Empire of David and SolomonPalestine in the Time of ChristJerusalem in the New Testament Period
Check out all 101 titles in this series of Catholic children’s books. Each of the St. Joseph Picture Books make wonderful gifts for baptisms, First Communion, birthdays, Christmas, or Easter.
Introducing children to Bible stories is a beautiful way to nurture their faith and moral foundation. These stories, rich with lessons about God’s love, compassion, and guidance, offer children a sense of purpose, hope, and a deeper understanding of their relationship with God.
Bible stories are often written in simple yet profound ways, making them relatable and easy for children to understand. Stories like Noah’s Ark, David and Goliath, and Jesus feeding the five thousand capture their imagination while teaching important virtues such as courage, trust, kindness, and forgiveness. These narratives help children see how God works in the lives of His people and inspires them to follow His ways.
By learning Bible stories, children also develop a strong moral compass. They begin to grasp concepts of right and wrong, empathy, and the importance of treating others with love and respect. These lessons help shape their character and guide their behavior in daily life.
Bible stories foster a sense of wonder and connection to God. They help children see Him not as distant but as a loving Father who is always present. Sharing these stories during family time, Sunday school, or bedtime builds a foundation of faith that will grow with them, instilling a lifelong trust in God’s plan and promises.
 
The following Old Testament topics and figures are covered in this Creation of the WorldAdam and EveCain and AbelGod Decides to Punish the EarthThe FloodA Covenant with NoahThe Tower of BabelGod Calls Abraham and SarahGod Visits Abraham and SarahIsaac Marries RebekahEsau and JacobIsaac and JacobJacob and Esau Meet AgainJoseph and His BrothersJoseph Explains the Dream of PharaohBaby MosesMoses at the WellThe Burning BushMoses before PharaohThe LocustsCrossing the Red SeaManna in the DesertWater from the RockIsraelites Victorious Against AmalekThe Ten CommandmentsThe Anger of MosesThe Israelites Prepare to Enter CanaanMoses Raises the Brass SerpentBalaam and the AngelIsraelites Enter the Promised LandThe Ark of the CovenantThe Walls of JerichoThe Strength of SamsonSamson and DelilahSamson Regains His StrengthRuthThe Child SamuelThe Philistines Seize the ArkSamuel Anoints SaulSaul Disobeys GodDavid and SaulDavid and GoliathDavid Escapes from SaulThe Death of Saul David Becomes KingThe Death of AbsalomKing SolomonThe Triumph of SolomonThe Prophet ElijahElisha Watches Elijah Taken to HeavenKing JosiahKing Nebuchadnezzar of BabylonThe Prophet IsaiahJeremiah the ProphetThe Babylonian ExileBelshazzar's BanquetDaniel and the Writing on t...

Genres: Childrens

224 pages, Hardcover

First published July 1, 2006

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Reviews

[Atlantis · Rating 4 out of 5]

I was looking for a bible to read to my kids that was on there level and this one is very nice. It has colorful pictures on every page, and all the stories are just one page which makes them short and sweet for short attention spans! However, it may not be a book that really young children (4 and under) can relate to. It is a solid reinforcement I think to Sunday school and getting your child to relate more to the stories in the bible.

[Millicent · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great read aloud bible for older children. Books and chapters are arranged chronologically. Very good children's bible to transition before the use of grown up version.

[Shannon · Rating 5 out of 5]

Imprimatur: Most Rev. John. J. Myers, J.C.D., D.D., Archbishop of Newark. Nuff said.