Amber Hammond’s Reviews > The Biggest Story Bible Storybook (Hardcover): Bible Stories for Kids Ages 6–12 > Status Update

Talking about what the fear of the Lord is: “It means that we adore God and love God and stand amazed by God so much that we know we can trust him, and we hate to displease him.”

“Job loved God when he had everything, and he loved God when he had nothing. Job still had questions. And Job still was hurting. But he knew God was still in charge and God was still worthy to be praised.”

Talking about when the Israelites didn’t listen to Joshua and Caleb when sending the spies to spy on Canaan…”I guess sometimes we like the bad things we know more than the good tings we can’t see yet.”

About the story of Sodom and Gomorrah, Kevin DeYoung writes, “And if that sounds mean, it’s probably because we don’t know how good God’s goodness is and how bad our badness can be. The judge of all the earth did what was just. He punished Sodom and Gomorrah for their sins.”

Have had this on our shelves for years with the hope of reading it with our children, this year we may become parents. So I decided to pick it up and use it devotionally for my prayer times each morning.