Mother Stories from the Old Testament: A Book of the Best Stories from the Old Testament that Mothers can tell their ChildrenAnonymous
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Mother Stories from the Old Testament: A Book of the Best Stories from the Old Testament that Mothers can tell their Children
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Bible stories, English; Bible. Old Testament -- Juvenile literature
JOSHUA'S EXHORTATION 52
GIDEON AND THE FLEECE 54
THE DEFEAT OF THE MIDIANITES 56
THE DEATH OF SAMSON 58
RUTH AND NAOMI 60
BOAZ AND RUTH 62
HANNAH PRAYING BEFORE THE LORD 64
ELI AND SAMUEL 66
DEATH OF ELI AND HIS SONS 68
PLAYING ON THE HARP BEFORE SAUL 70
DAVID AND GOLIATH 72
NATHAN REPROVING THE KING 74
DAVID AND ARAUNAH 76
ELIJAH FED BY RAVENS 78
PLOUGHING IN CANAAN 80
THE SHUNAMMITE'S SON 82
THE LITTLE CAPTIVE MAID 84
JONAH AT NINEVEH 86
HEZEKIAH AND SENNACHERIB 88
THE BRAVE HEBREW BOYS 90
DANIEL AND THE LIONS 92
ESTHER BEFORE THE KING 94
DAVID AND JONATHAN 96
OLD TESTAMENT STORIES
ADAM AND EVE.
In the beginning God made the heaven and the earth He also made the
sun, moon, and stars; trees, flowers, and all vegetable life; and all
animals, birds, fishes, and insects. Then God made man. The name of
the first man was Adam, and the first woman was Eve. Both were placed
in a beautiful garden called the Garden of Eden, where they might have
been happy continually had they not sinned. But God forbade them to
eat of the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. Satan
tempted Eve to take the fruit of this tree. She ate, and gave to Adam,
and he ate also. Thus they sinned, and sin came into the world.
Then God called to Adam and said, "Where art thou?" Before this, Adam
and Eve had been happy when God was near, now they were afraid. Why?
Because they knew they had done wrong. So sin makes us afraid of God.
God rebuked them for the evil they had done; and then drove them out
of the Garden of Eden, placing an angel to keep watch over the gate so
that they could not return.
CAIN AND ABEL.
What a sad story the Bible tells us in the fourth chapter of Genesis!
Cain and Abel were brothers, the sons of Adam and Eve. How they should
have loved each other! Yet we find that Cain killed Abel. Why did he
do this?
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