Size: 7.75"W x 10.5"H

Preface

In this book we have tried to present Bible facts in simple, childlike language so that young readers can read the stories themselves. It is our prayer that these stories will help children to develop a strong faith in God and a proper fear of God as they learn the facts of Creation.

We have endeavored to keep all the Bible stories Scripturally accurate. However, because the stories are for young readers, they are sometimes not complete. Many detail have been left out in order to emphasize one or two main concepts, thus making it easier for children to read and understand.

This book is designed to teach God's overruling power in all of His creation. The stories are told with a different emphasis than we often hear in order to focus on one main point.

The theme of this book is "Thou has created all things, and for thy pleasure they are and were created" (Revelation 4:11).

Table of Contents

Part One

• First Day—Light
• Second Day—Sky
• Third Day—Land, Sea, and Plants
• Fourth Day—Sun, Moon, and Stars
• Fifth Day—Fish and Birds
• Sixth Day—Animals and Man
• Seventh Day—Rest

Part Two

• Light for God's People
• Light in the Night
• Light from Heaven
• Jesus is the Light
• Saul Sees a Bright Light

Part Three

• A Peep Into Heaven
• Bread from Heaven
• Who Is the True God?
• Is There No God in Israel?
• Jesus Goes Back to Heaven

Part Four

• Safe in a Boat made of Trees
• A Ram Caught in a Bush
• God Opened the Earth
• A Big Storm at Sea
• God Makes the Earth Shake

Part Five

• Sunshine in the Four Seasons
• Can You Count the Stars?
• The Sun and Moon Stand Still
• The Sun Moves Backwards
• "We Have Seen His Star"

Part Six

• The Bird that Fed Elijah
• God Uses a Fish
• The Bird That Sat on Jesus
• Two Little Fish
• A Special Fish

Part Seven

• God's Little Creatures
• The Donkey That Talked
• God Closed the Lion's Mouth
• God Uses a Young Girl
• God Uses a Young Man

Part Eight

• God's Day of Rest
• Remember the Sabbath Day
• Jesus Worshiped on the Sabbath Day
• Jesus Healed the Sick
• The First Day of the Week