Child's Story of the BibleLathbury, Mary A. (Mary Artemisia)
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Child's Story of the Bible
Lathbury, Mary A. (Mary Artemisia)
Bible stories, English
Haman denounced by the Queen
THE NEW TESTAMENT
The Holy Child in the manger (color plate)
Following the star
The flight into Egypt
The Boy Jesus in the temple (color plate)
John the Baptist at the Jordan
The marriage at Cana
Jesus by the well (color plate)
Jesus in the synagogue
Jesus among the fishermen (color plate)
Jesus healing the sick
Sermon on the Mount
Jesus teaching by the sea
Jesus sleeping during the storm (color plate)
Jesus curing the little maid (color plate)
Feeding the five thousand
Jesus in the wheat fields
The little ones (color plate)
The good Samaritan
Jesus in the house at Bethany
The return of the prodigal
The Pharisee and the publican
Jesus entering Jerusalem (color plate)
Showing the penny
The two mites
The Passover supper (color plate)
Gethsemane
Jesus betrayed by Judas
The sin of Peter
Jesus crowned with thorns
Jesus before Pilate (color plate)
Jesus bearing the cross
The descent from the cross
The angel of the resurrection
The walk to Emmaus
The ascension
CHILD'S STORY OF THE BIBLE
CHAPTER I.
THE BEGINNING OF THINGS.
Away back in the beginning of things God made the sky and the earth we
live upon. At first it was all dark, and the earth had no form, but
God was building a home for us, and his work went on through six long
days, until it was finished as we see it now.
On the first day God said, "Let there be light," and the black night
turned to gray, and light came. God called the light Day, and the
darkness Night, and the evening and the morning made the first day.
Then God divided the waters, so that there were clouds above and seas
below, and He called the clouds heaven. It was the second day.
Then the seas were gathered together by themselves, and the dry land
rose above them, and God saw that it was good. Then He called to the
grass, and the plants, and the trees to come out of the ground, and
they came bearing their seeds, and He called the third day good.
Then God called to the two great lights, the sun and the moon, to shine
clear in the sky, which had been first dark, and then gray, and they
rose and set to make day and night, and seasons and years, and the
stars came also, and it was the fourth day.
Then God called for all kinds of fishes that swim in the seas, and
rivers, and for all kinds of birds that fly in the air, and they came,
and it was the fifth day.
And then God called for the animals to live on the green earth, and the
cattle and the great beasts, and the creeping things came, and God
called them all good.
After this he made the first of the great family of Man. He made them
after His own likeness. He made their bodies from the earth, but their
souls He breathed into them, so that Man is a spirit, living in an
earthly body, and can understand about God and love Him. He blessed
them and told them to become many, and to rule over all the earth, with
its beasts and birds, and fishes, and it was the sixth day.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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