Bible pictures and stories in large print — John Shaqi
Bible pictures and stories in large printAnonymous
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Bible pictures and stories in large print
Anonymous
Bible stories, English -- Juvenile literature
[Illustration]
BIBLE PICTURES
AND
STORIES
IN LARGE PRINT
[Illustration]
BOSTON
LOTHROP PUBLISHING COMPANY
COPYRIGHT, 1898,
BY
LOTHROP PUBLISHING COMPANY.
BIBLE PICTURES AND STORIES
IN LARGE PRINT.
[Illustration]
ADAM AND EVE.
God made the sun, the moon, the stars, the earth, the sea and all the
beasts, birds, insects, plants and fishes. After that He made man, then
woman. Adam was the first man, Eve the first woman. He planted a lovely
garden and gave it to Adam and Eve to live in. There was every kind of
luscious fruits in this garden and God was willing they should eat all
but one; this He told them they must not even touch.
For a while they minded God and were happy, but one day they both ate
some of this fruit. Then God was very angry and sorry for what they had
done. He drove them out of the lovely garden forever.
CAIN AND ABEL.
Adam and Eve had two sons, Cain and Abel. Cain, when he got old enough,
became a farmer, Abel a shepherd. They both brought gifts to God. Cain’s
gift was fruit; Abel’s gift was the very best of his lambs. For some
reason God liked Abel’s gift, but did not like Cain’s. This made Cain
hate Abel so much that he killed him.
When God asked Cain what had become of his brother he said: “I know
not: Am I my brother’s keeper?” But God, who sees everything, had seen
what Cain had done and punished him by making him wander homeless and
friendless over all the earth.
[Illustration: CAIN AND ABEL.]
THE FLOOD.
A great many years after Cain killed Abel—over a thousand perhaps—the
people had grown to be so very wicked that God made up his mind to
destroy them by a great flood. But there was one good old man Noah, whom
God loved. So He had him build a huge boat or ark and told him to put
into it all his own family, and two of every kind of animal on the earth.
As soon as Noah had done this, the rain began to fall. It kept on raining
for forty days and forty nights until everything was covered by the
water, even the highest mountains. Nothing was saved except what was in
the ark.
[Illustration: ENTERING THE ARK.]
BABEL.
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