My Bible Counting Book
Learning to count numbers can be fun, especially when you learn the symbolism of numbers 1-12. Did you also know that there are Christian meanings of numbers, too? Author Dr. Janet Shuler shows children and their parents Judeo-Christian number symbolism in her new children's book, My Bible Counting Book. This book of biblical concepts for children allows parents to teach children about God, Jesus and being a Christian through numbers 1-12, and scriptural references within numbers. Scriptural examples used in the book include David and Goliath, Jesus and His 12 disciples and three as the Trinity of God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit. The hope is that children will learn of God's love and grace, where fear of the Lord is a love for a God who loves children. My Bible Counting Book is more than a counting numbers book; it is a book of God's love for all.
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My Bible Counting Book
Learning to count numbers can be fun, especially when you learn the symbolism of numbers 1-12. Did you also know that there are Christian meanings of numbers, too? Author Dr. Janet Shuler shows children and their parents Judeo-Christian number symbolism in her new children's book, My Bible Counting Book. This book of biblical concepts for children allows parents to teach children about God, Jesus and being a Christian through numbers 1-12, and scriptural references within numbers. Scriptural examples used in the book include David and Goliath, Jesus and His 12 disciples and three as the Trinity of God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit. The hope is that children will learn of God's love and grace, where fear of the Lord is a love for a God who loves children. My Bible Counting Book is more than a counting numbers book; it is a book of God's love for all.
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9781498494120 |
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| Publisher: | Xulon Press |
| Publication date: | 12/22/2016 |
| Pages: | 32 |
| Product dimensions: | 8.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.07(d) |
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